That wouldn't be so bad. I always imagined that it would be great for them to make a movie that starts at the disovery of the prothean artifacts on Mars and ends when Udina, Anderson and Hackett start looking for a Spectre candidate.Harmless Crunch wrote...
Yup it says this came from the producers and neither EA/BioWare or Legendary pictures have denied it.Fredvdp wrote...
I believe that was the description on IMDB Pro but does it literally say that it was posted by Legendary Pictures or another relevant company?Harmless Crunch wrote...
Here is the offical discription for the film:
"Mankind discovers ancient alien technology that enables faster
than light travel. Using stored coordinates, mankind stumbles on a
hostile alien race know as the Turians."
Sound like the First Contanct War to me......
But this could be good as they could introduce charcters like Saren, Hacket Etc who could then be used in the TV show.
If Mass Effect were a science fiction television series... *Harmless and fun, albeit superfluous thread*
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Fredvdp wrote...
Actually it would make sense to make a Mass Effect movie unrelated to the games to see how audiences react before they spend time and money on a TV series based on the game. Let's just hope this is what happens.
That would be flippin' sweet. In all likelihood we'd just get more movies, though. Doesn't mean they'd be bad, so we can at least hope for great flicks.
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Fredvdp wrote...
That wouldn't be so bad. I always imagined that it would be great for them to make a movie that starts at the disovery of the prothean artifacts on Mars and ends when Udina, Anderson and Hackett start looking for a Spectre candidate.Harmless Crunch wrote...
Yup it says this came from the producers and neither EA/BioWare or Legendary pictures have denied it.Fredvdp wrote...
I believe that was the description on IMDB Pro but does it literally say that it was posted by Legendary Pictures or another relevant company?Harmless Crunch wrote...
Here is the offical discription for the film:
"Mankind discovers ancient alien technology that enables faster
than light travel. Using stored coordinates, mankind stumbles on a
hostile alien race know as the Turians."
Sound like the First Contanct War to me......
But this could be good as they could introduce charcters like Saren, Hacket Etc who could then be used in the TV show.
Me too.
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Same here.JeffZero wrote...
Fredvdp wrote...
That wouldn't be so bad. I always imagined that it would be great for them to make a movie that starts at the disovery of the prothean artifacts on Mars and ends when Udina, Anderson and Hackett start looking for a Spectre candidate.Harmless Crunch wrote...
Yup it says this came from the producers and neither EA/BioWare or Legendary pictures have denied it.Fredvdp wrote...
I believe that was the description on IMDB Pro but does it literally say that it was posted by Legendary Pictures or another relevant company?Harmless Crunch wrote...
Here is the offical discription for the film:
"Mankind discovers ancient alien technology that enables faster
than light travel. Using stored coordinates, mankind stumbles on a
hostile alien race know as the Turians."
Sound like the First Contanct War to me......
But this could be good as they could introduce charcters like Saren, Hacket Etc who could then be used in the TV show.
Me too.
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Wow, that's pretty amazing JeffZero, really well-done and thought it. Frankly, I'd love for a tv show to follow along those lines (always thought a tv show would be better suited to the large ME universe than a movie). Extra kudos for using a Femshep : D
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Wow, that's pretty amazing JeffZero, really well-done and thought it. Frankly, I'd love for a tv show to follow along those lines (always thought a tv show would be better suited to the large ME universe than a movie). Extra kudos for using a Femshep : D
Aw, gee. Thanks! :happy:
Television just really needs more strong women. I loved Laura Roslin in BSG, for example. This is a good thing and a step forward for entertainment.
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Well I look forward to seeing what else you've come up with tommorow as I need to go to bed 
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I don't mean to be a bubbleburster but a lot of people would be pissed off about a ME series featuring Shepard if he isn't the gender their Shepard was and does what their Shepard did. They would feel a universe they participated in is suddenly changing and maybe for the worse.
A Mass Effect series would be better placed after the Reaper invasion, featuring an all new crew and possibly some additions of the companions from the Mass Effect series since they pretty much have estabilshed personalities.It wouldn't work to place before the Reaper invasion for the same reason that Star Trek Enterprise failed as a prequel - there simply won't be a lot of room for spinning a story when the future is set in stone.
A series after the events of ME1-ME3 would further explore the universe and the species in it, the aftermath of the reaper war and what is happening across the galaxy. In order to avoid destroying "personal canon" that people have in their ME games, either it could take place so long after that it would be realistic all events lead to the same thing - or make a "real canon".
They're all good ideas but most people wouldn't want to repeat their experience or see their experience sullied by something playing out entirely differently or by a different gender.
A Mass Effect series would be better placed after the Reaper invasion, featuring an all new crew and possibly some additions of the companions from the Mass Effect series since they pretty much have estabilshed personalities.It wouldn't work to place before the Reaper invasion for the same reason that Star Trek Enterprise failed as a prequel - there simply won't be a lot of room for spinning a story when the future is set in stone.
A series after the events of ME1-ME3 would further explore the universe and the species in it, the aftermath of the reaper war and what is happening across the galaxy. In order to avoid destroying "personal canon" that people have in their ME games, either it could take place so long after that it would be realistic all events lead to the same thing - or make a "real canon".
They're all good ideas but most people wouldn't want to repeat their experience or see their experience sullied by something playing out entirely differently or by a different gender.
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Yeah.
If they're gonna do that, it'd be better if it was an original story.
If they're gonna do that, it'd be better if it was an original story.
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Akizora, no bubbles bursted over here!
You've got a great thought process going and you're probably right. It would be great to see something original instead. I just thought that it would be nifty to go ahead and write something down as a companion piece to this thread's purpose.
You've got a great thought process going and you're probably right. It would be great to see something original instead. I just thought that it would be nifty to go ahead and write something down as a companion piece to this thread's purpose.
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1x10: "One Small Step"
When a VI goes rogue at an Alliance facility on Luna, Shepard's team is called in to clean up the mess. (Basis: "UNC: Rogue VI"... oh man, the puns with this episode title slay me)
Unless the mission were rejigged to have human hostages/workers put in danger by the VI, this would be one boring episode. Shep lands, blows stuff up, mission accomplished. On the other hand it could serve as a way of examining the anti-AI bias present in the MEverse.
Also, there should be an episode(s) around Shep's backstory based on the service record quests. I'd recommend spacer/sole survivor so you could have a special guest star for Hannah Shepard, and the Cerberus connection during the Kahoku ep and ME2.
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I love this idea, JZ.
So much that I know it isn't going to happen and I've been working on a 'series' based around the games.
Probably a shameless plug, but this was the prototype video I came up with for such a series.
Omega4 Edit: Actually, I did the whole suicide mission with a tv vibe as a prototype.
Heck, if anything your post gave me a boost in motivation.
So much that I know it isn't going to happen and I've been working on a 'series' based around the games.
Probably a shameless plug, but this was the prototype video I came up with for such a series.
Omega4 Edit: Actually, I did the whole suicide mission with a tv vibe as a prototype.
Heck, if anything your post gave me a boost in motivation.
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I just couldn't resist putting my take on Season II. You've inspired me, hah.
Mass Effect
Season 2 (2016-2017)
Episode 2x01: "Project Lazarus"
(A brief recap of season 1 and the destruction of the Normandy SR-1. Picks up where the S1 cliffhanger left off)Shepard wakes up in an unkown facility in disarray and must fight her way through with the help of some unlikely allies.
Episode 2x02: "Freedom's Progress"
Shepard and her Cerberus companions investigate a colony that was recently abducted, and Shepard reunites with an old friend. However, the investigation brings troubling information to light.
Episode 2x03: "Dr. of the Sun"
With a sample of the collector "seekers" reconstructed from Freedom's Progress, Shepard must find a Salarian doctor on the seedy space station "Omega." First, however, she'll have to get intel from an important Asari who seems to be in charge of the station.
Episode 2x04: "Archangel"
Having succesfully convinced Mordin to join the squad, Shepard now opens the dossier of the Turian vigilante "Archangel," and must pose as a mercenary to save him from a deadly situation.
Episode 2x05: "Prison Break"
With Garrus in tow and Mordin working hard on a way to counteract the Collectors' Seeker Swarms, Shepard moves on to find the next candidate for her new team aboard a mercenary-run prison ship.[/]
Episode 2x06: "The Warlord's Legacy"
Shepard and company now head to a remote science facility funded by a mercenary group to recruit a respected Krogan Warlord for the mission. However, the team ends up picking up something quite different.
Episode 2x07: "On the Horizon"
The Illusive Man informs Shepard of an upcoming Collector attack on the colony of Horizon. After learning that one of Shepard's former team is there, the squad lands down to defend the colony with the help of Mordin's newly developed countermeasure.
Episode 2x08: "Out of the Blue"
Having barely avoided disaster on Horizon, Shepard realizes she will needall the help she can get. The crew lands on Illium, an Asari planet where your business credentials are more important than any weapon. Another old friend emerges to aid Shepard in her quest, and Shepard must meet an assassin in the middle of one of his assignments to convince him to join the crew.
Episode 2x09: "....And Justice For All"
Having convinced Thane to join the mission, Shepard and company now begin the search for another possible ally; an Asari Justicar. However, in order to convince her, Shepard must first help her track down something she has lost to a mercenary group.
Episode 2x10: "Obvious Trap is Obvious"
The Illusive Man convinces Shepard to board a deactivated Collector ship in search of knowledge on hoe to defeat them, but things never go as planned.
Episode 2x11: "Shadows of the Past, Pt. I"
After receiving a message from Captain Anderson, Shepard heads back to the Citadel for a meeting. When Thane hears of this, he mentions to Shepard that he has some important business on the Citadel and requires her help. Shepard, not wanting any of her crew to be distracted for the final mission, decides to help him; this leads to a race against the clock to stop another would-be assassin.
Episode 2x12: "Shadows of the Past, Pt. II"
After taking careof business for Thane, Garrus hears news that the man who betrayed him is here on the Citadel. Shepard decides to help Garrus deal with his past, then finally meets with her former Captain and the Council, should they decide to give Shepard the time.
Episode 2x13: "Project Overlord"
Shepard receives a requestfrom The Illusive Man to investigate a Cerberus science facility that went dark recently. Shepard discovers that this scicne facility was studying more than just the Geth.
Episode 2x14: "It's Genetic."
After receiving information about the possible location of the Shadow Broker, Shepard rushes to Illium to let Liara know. Miranda find out that her sister is in danger of being recaptured by her father after Miranda kidnapped her years ago.
Episode 2x15: "This Seems Familiar Somehow..."
When Shepard goes to meet Liara at her apartment, she finds out that Liara was attacked and receives aid from an Asari Spectre named Tela Vasir. The two follow Liara's trail in search for Liara's assailant.
Episode 2x16: "Lair of the Shadow Broker"
After dealing with Vasir, Liara and Shepard now have the coordinates to the Shadow Broker's base. They infiltrate the reclusive ship in an effort to save Feron, but things end up quite a bit more complicated.
Episode 2x17: "Ghosts"
After taking down the Shadow Broker with Liara, Shepard returns to the ship to take a breather when she is approached by Jacob. As it turns out, Jacob received a transmission from a ship - his father's - which went missing ten years ago. Jack finds the information she's been looking for, and also requests Shepard's help to revisit a place from her past.
Episode 2x18: "Treason"
When Tali'Zorah receives a message from the Migrant Fleet accusing her of treason, she must report back to the Migrant Fleet for trial. Shepard, as her acting captain under Quarian law, must speak for her - As it turns out, the accusations aren't the only thing going wrong for Tali.
Episode 2x19: "Predator Planet"
When Mordin learns that one of his former students hasbeen captured by Krogans on Tuchanka, Shepard leads the team to the harsh planet. Grunt realizes how much he can learn about himself from the Krogan there, and decides to come along.
Episode 2x20: "Deadly in Blue"
When Samara finally tracks Morinth's location to Omega, she needs Shepard's help to trap her. Can Shepard resist Morinth's abilities as an Ardaht-Yakshi? Or will she turn on her former ally?
Episode 2x21: "For We Are Many"
As the mission through the Omega 4 relay draws ever closer, The Illusive Man informs Shepard that an ancient Reaper ship contains the data required to succesfuly navigate the Omega-4 relay. When Shepard boards the ship, she is surprised by an even more unlikely ally than Cerberus. When Shepard agrees to help them in return for another hand on the Omega-4 mission, a major decision must be made. (Combining the IFF with Legion's loyalty. The IFF is installed and the crew is abducted while on the Geth base.)
Episode 2x22: "Into the Flames"
[i]Shepard and the remaining squad rush through the Omega-4 relay to save the Normandy's crew and take out the Collectors once and for all. The Collector's goal becomes clear, but how many must be sacrificed to thwart them?
Arrival would have to find it's place as either a post-season special or the beginning of Season III.
Mass Effect
Season 2 (2016-2017)
Episode 2x01: "Project Lazarus"
(A brief recap of season 1 and the destruction of the Normandy SR-1. Picks up where the S1 cliffhanger left off)Shepard wakes up in an unkown facility in disarray and must fight her way through with the help of some unlikely allies.
Episode 2x02: "Freedom's Progress"
Shepard and her Cerberus companions investigate a colony that was recently abducted, and Shepard reunites with an old friend. However, the investigation brings troubling information to light.
Episode 2x03: "Dr. of the Sun"
With a sample of the collector "seekers" reconstructed from Freedom's Progress, Shepard must find a Salarian doctor on the seedy space station "Omega." First, however, she'll have to get intel from an important Asari who seems to be in charge of the station.
Episode 2x04: "Archangel"
Having succesfully convinced Mordin to join the squad, Shepard now opens the dossier of the Turian vigilante "Archangel," and must pose as a mercenary to save him from a deadly situation.
Episode 2x05: "Prison Break"
With Garrus in tow and Mordin working hard on a way to counteract the Collectors' Seeker Swarms, Shepard moves on to find the next candidate for her new team aboard a mercenary-run prison ship.[/]
Episode 2x06: "The Warlord's Legacy"
Shepard and company now head to a remote science facility funded by a mercenary group to recruit a respected Krogan Warlord for the mission. However, the team ends up picking up something quite different.
Episode 2x07: "On the Horizon"
The Illusive Man informs Shepard of an upcoming Collector attack on the colony of Horizon. After learning that one of Shepard's former team is there, the squad lands down to defend the colony with the help of Mordin's newly developed countermeasure.
Episode 2x08: "Out of the Blue"
Having barely avoided disaster on Horizon, Shepard realizes she will needall the help she can get. The crew lands on Illium, an Asari planet where your business credentials are more important than any weapon. Another old friend emerges to aid Shepard in her quest, and Shepard must meet an assassin in the middle of one of his assignments to convince him to join the crew.
Episode 2x09: "....And Justice For All"
Having convinced Thane to join the mission, Shepard and company now begin the search for another possible ally; an Asari Justicar. However, in order to convince her, Shepard must first help her track down something she has lost to a mercenary group.
Episode 2x10: "Obvious Trap is Obvious"
The Illusive Man convinces Shepard to board a deactivated Collector ship in search of knowledge on hoe to defeat them, but things never go as planned.
Episode 2x11: "Shadows of the Past, Pt. I"
After receiving a message from Captain Anderson, Shepard heads back to the Citadel for a meeting. When Thane hears of this, he mentions to Shepard that he has some important business on the Citadel and requires her help. Shepard, not wanting any of her crew to be distracted for the final mission, decides to help him; this leads to a race against the clock to stop another would-be assassin.
Episode 2x12: "Shadows of the Past, Pt. II"
After taking careof business for Thane, Garrus hears news that the man who betrayed him is here on the Citadel. Shepard decides to help Garrus deal with his past, then finally meets with her former Captain and the Council, should they decide to give Shepard the time.
Episode 2x13: "Project Overlord"
Shepard receives a requestfrom The Illusive Man to investigate a Cerberus science facility that went dark recently. Shepard discovers that this scicne facility was studying more than just the Geth.
Episode 2x14: "It's Genetic."
After receiving information about the possible location of the Shadow Broker, Shepard rushes to Illium to let Liara know. Miranda find out that her sister is in danger of being recaptured by her father after Miranda kidnapped her years ago.
Episode 2x15: "This Seems Familiar Somehow..."
When Shepard goes to meet Liara at her apartment, she finds out that Liara was attacked and receives aid from an Asari Spectre named Tela Vasir. The two follow Liara's trail in search for Liara's assailant.
Episode 2x16: "Lair of the Shadow Broker"
After dealing with Vasir, Liara and Shepard now have the coordinates to the Shadow Broker's base. They infiltrate the reclusive ship in an effort to save Feron, but things end up quite a bit more complicated.
Episode 2x17: "Ghosts"
After taking down the Shadow Broker with Liara, Shepard returns to the ship to take a breather when she is approached by Jacob. As it turns out, Jacob received a transmission from a ship - his father's - which went missing ten years ago. Jack finds the information she's been looking for, and also requests Shepard's help to revisit a place from her past.
Episode 2x18: "Treason"
When Tali'Zorah receives a message from the Migrant Fleet accusing her of treason, she must report back to the Migrant Fleet for trial. Shepard, as her acting captain under Quarian law, must speak for her - As it turns out, the accusations aren't the only thing going wrong for Tali.
Episode 2x19: "Predator Planet"
When Mordin learns that one of his former students hasbeen captured by Krogans on Tuchanka, Shepard leads the team to the harsh planet. Grunt realizes how much he can learn about himself from the Krogan there, and decides to come along.
Episode 2x20: "Deadly in Blue"
When Samara finally tracks Morinth's location to Omega, she needs Shepard's help to trap her. Can Shepard resist Morinth's abilities as an Ardaht-Yakshi? Or will she turn on her former ally?
Episode 2x21: "For We Are Many"
As the mission through the Omega 4 relay draws ever closer, The Illusive Man informs Shepard that an ancient Reaper ship contains the data required to succesfuly navigate the Omega-4 relay. When Shepard boards the ship, she is surprised by an even more unlikely ally than Cerberus. When Shepard agrees to help them in return for another hand on the Omega-4 mission, a major decision must be made. (Combining the IFF with Legion's loyalty. The IFF is installed and the crew is abducted while on the Geth base.)
Episode 2x22: "Into the Flames"
[i]Shepard and the remaining squad rush through the Omega-4 relay to save the Normandy's crew and take out the Collectors once and for all. The Collector's goal becomes clear, but how many must be sacrificed to thwart them?
Arrival would have to find it's place as either a post-season special or the beginning of Season III.
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@LookingGlass:
Haha, I know, right? Actually, my thought was that it could spend a lot more time being a bigger philosophical piece than the games tend to have the chance to delve into. (Apart from great stuff like the geth dilemma in ME2.) Introduce several cool characters into the mix with varying thoughts on the AI's 'sentience' and right to live. I mean, yes, it's a tired trope. But it's a good one with the right execution.
And funnily enough, I very nearly posted 'Reflections' as the episode you recommend. Pehaps I'll make a revised list at some point with all the feedback to better signify the broader scale of the forum's thoughts!
@Silmane:
I'll post more of a response soon as I'm watching now. That's BSG music! That's Bear McCreary! One of the best composes ever! Oh my gosh, oh my gosh! If I could get McCreary in my 'pocket', I'd get a full-on degree for a television series pitch. XD
@kill_switch:
Oh sweet, there you go! Now I definitely have to post my version later.I like what you posted, though! My only criticism would be the single episode devoted to the endgame; at the possible risk of drawing things out a bit too much, I'd take the gamble and write it as a two-parter. Then again, there's just so much going on across the board in ME2 (as your list demonstrates -- it's a tougher game to write into a season like this) that I can definitely see where you're coming from.
Putting 'Lair' where it is is a smart move as well.
Haha, I know, right? Actually, my thought was that it could spend a lot more time being a bigger philosophical piece than the games tend to have the chance to delve into. (Apart from great stuff like the geth dilemma in ME2.) Introduce several cool characters into the mix with varying thoughts on the AI's 'sentience' and right to live. I mean, yes, it's a tired trope. But it's a good one with the right execution.
And funnily enough, I very nearly posted 'Reflections' as the episode you recommend. Pehaps I'll make a revised list at some point with all the feedback to better signify the broader scale of the forum's thoughts!
@Silmane:
I'll post more of a response soon as I'm watching now. That's BSG music! That's Bear McCreary! One of the best composes ever! Oh my gosh, oh my gosh! If I could get McCreary in my 'pocket', I'd get a full-on degree for a television series pitch. XD
@kill_switch:
Oh sweet, there you go! Now I definitely have to post my version later.I like what you posted, though! My only criticism would be the single episode devoted to the endgame; at the possible risk of drawing things out a bit too much, I'd take the gamble and write it as a two-parter. Then again, there's just so much going on across the board in ME2 (as your list demonstrates -- it's a tougher game to write into a season like this) that I can definitely see where you're coming from.
Putting 'Lair' where it is is a smart move as well.
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Some of those episode titles are ace, too. "Obvious Trap Is Obvious" is the kind of thing I'd expect the late, great Farscape to use if it were around today.
Finished that vid, Silmane. You definitely have something great going on here! Mass Effect + Jack Wall and Sam Hulick is epic and appropriate, but Mass Effect + Bear McCreary just makes me screech like a fangirl despite being male. I love it.
Finished that vid, Silmane. You definitely have something great going on here! Mass Effect + Jack Wall and Sam Hulick is epic and appropriate, but Mass Effect + Bear McCreary just makes me screech like a fangirl despite being male. I love it.
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JeffZero wrote...
Some of those episode titles are ace, too. "Obvious Trap Is Obvious" is the kind of thing I'd expect the late, great Farscape to use if it were around today.
Finished that vid, Silmane. You definitely have something great going on here! Mass Effect + Jack Wall and Sam Hulick is epic and appropriate, but Mass Effect + Bear McCreary just makes me screech like a fangirl despite being male. I love it.
Heh, yeah that's my personal favorite, and I only condensed the finale into one episode because I was trying to fit the 22-episode thing.
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Aliens CGIed with same VAs and Shepard portrayed by Nathan Fillion.
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kill_switch_423 wrote...
JeffZero wrote...
Some of those episode titles are ace, too. "Obvious Trap Is Obvious" is the kind of thing I'd expect the late, great Farscape to use if it were around today.
Finished that vid, Silmane. You definitely have something great going on here! Mass Effect + Jack Wall and Sam Hulick is epic and appropriate, but Mass Effect + Bear McCreary just makes me screech like a fangirl despite being male. I love it.
Heh, yeah that's my personal favorite, and I only condensed the finale into one episode because I was trying to fit the 22-episode thing.
Yeah, it's a hard game to do so with. Hence my hesitation toward posting it from the get-go... that and the thread's initial post would have wound up so long that damn near nobody would have read it. It's still gettin' up there as-is.
You've in turn inspired me, though. Sometime later on I'll come up with something. We can compare and contrast our two seasons and discuss which aspects of which version are superior!
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Slidell505 wrote...
Aliens CGIed with same VAs and Shepard portrayed by Nathan Fillion.
An older Shepard but a damn good one. Just don't call him 'Book'!
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This is great! I totally support this idea. Its crazy. And I doubt it would happen. But I'd watch it in a heartbeat.
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Posté 27 avril 2011 - 08:50
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Mass Effect would be perfect for a tv show... even more so than as a movie, the games themselves are already sort of episodic in how you progress through the story
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Shimmer_Gloom wrote...
This is great! I totally support this idea. Its crazy. And I doubt it would happen. But I'd watch it in a heartbeat.
Precisely the sort of thought that came to my mind when I started jotting things down, haha. It's a doubtful-as-anything kind of idea, but man, if it were done right it'd be sweet.
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JeffZero wrote...
kill_switch_423 wrote...
JeffZero wrote...
Some of those episode titles are ace, too. "Obvious Trap Is Obvious" is the kind of thing I'd expect the late, great Farscape to use if it were around today.
Finished that vid, Silmane. You definitely have something great going on here! Mass Effect + Jack Wall and Sam Hulick is epic and appropriate, but Mass Effect + Bear McCreary just makes me screech like a fangirl despite being male. I love it.
Heh, yeah that's my personal favorite, and I only condensed the finale into one episode because I was trying to fit the 22-episode thing.
Yeah, it's a hard game to do so with. Hence my hesitation toward posting it from the get-go... that and the thread's initial post would have wound up so long that damn near nobody would have read it. It's still gettin' up there as-is.
You've in turn inspired me, though. Sometime later on I'll come up with something. We can compare and contrast our two seasons and discuss which aspects of which version are superior!
I'm definitely looking forward to it.
I was thinking about cutting Overlord out to make room for a two-oartfinale, and instead maybe having Overlord air outside ofthe traditional season as a special or something (Kind of like what House did with "Frozen").
