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[Computer_God91]

poisonoustea wrote...

Soahfreako wrote...

poisonoustea wrote...

99% unlikely? A good game with no overpriced DLC that add nothing at all to the story?

Trollin' Bioware hardcore lol.

Stating the facts is trolling now? I'm scared as hell given the fact that EA has completely taken over Bioware with DA2. I love Mass Effect, and I got all the DLC they dished out so far. But I won't do this again on ME3; if they want to sell me DLC for ME3 I want an EXPANSION with some actual voice acting going on.

I feel the same.

[laudable11]

Saren! (can we atleast get a Saren flashback?)

Modifié par laudable11, 10 mai 2011 - 02:27 .

[Siansonea]

What I would like, but I am 99% sure won't be in ME3, is a logical explanation for Shepard ever agreeing to work for Cerberus. Seriously, the first time I played ME2, I was thinking "I get to tell the Illusive Man to get bent and go haring off on my own, right?" But nooooo, at least, not until the very end.

Also, I'd like a logical explanation for the miraculous Lazarus technology. It's really the most preposterous idea in the entire second game, and the fact that it only had ONE subject, and the fact that the one subject was an ENEMY of Cerberus...I just...

Oh, and I'd also like some acknowledgment that male homosexuals exist in the ME universe, but that's lookin' like a longshot too.

[austin144]

having a baby with a love interest then of you die in ME3 you can play as your child in ME4 if there is one

[Chala]

austin144 wrote...

having a baby with a love interest then of you die in ME3 you can play as your child in ME4 if there is one

Mass Effect 4: The Descendant

Half quarian...
Half human...
ALL BADASS

Modifié par El_Chala_Legalizado, 10 mai 2011 - 02:50 .

[Siansonea]

El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...

austin144 wrote...

having a baby with a love interest then of you die in ME3 you can play as your child in ME4 if there is one

Mass Effect 4: The Descendant

Half quarian...
Half human...
ALL BADASS

Ummm, yeah, about that "half quarian" nonsense...you do realize that half-alien babies are as preposterous as, say, coming back from the dead, right? Oh wait...

Don't you do it BioWare!!!!

[Cancer Puppet]

Reach and flexibility?

[Destroy Raiden_]

For all you know they gave shep asari sperm that will auto rewrite itself to any egg it comes in contact with so shep could make future reaper babies so their descendants could be the next sleeper agents for a future ME world....yeah I totally got that idea from a fanfic

" You worked on his sperm before you worked on his body!"

Miranda, "Yes."

But seriously BW I love Tali and Garrus as my LI’s but babies is impossible don’t pull an ME2 intro here!

And I think I mentioned this before but oh well. I agree with a reasonable explanation on the Lazarus Project. I don’t buy the you’re the only test subject we had unless the reapers were the ones rebuilding him or at least going all assuming control on the scientist within the lab. I mean we saw husks sense ME no doubt they’ve learned the human body and mind inside out so them making the 4 billion credit man would be easy.

Modifié par Destroy Raiden , 10 mai 2011 - 04:54 .

[Soahfreako]

Destroy Raiden wrote...

For all you know they gave shep asari sperm that will auto rewrite itself to any egg it comes in contact with so shep could make future reaper babies so their descendants could be the next sleeper agents for a future ME world....yeah I totally got that idea from a fanfic

" You worked on his sperm before you worked on his body!"

Miranda, "Yes."

But seriously BW I love Tali and Garrus as my LI’s but babies is impossible don’t pull an ME2 intro here!

And I think I mentioned this before but oh well. I agree with a reasonable explanation on the Lazarus Project. I don’t buy the you’re the only test subject we had unless the reapers were the ones rebuilding him or at least going all assuming control on the scientist within the lab. I mean we saw husks sense ME no doubt they’ve learned the human body and mind inside out so them making the 4 billion credit man would be easy.

How do you know for a fact that alien's can't have babies with humans? Asari do it quite easily with any other race. Inb4 the freak outs, I'm pointing out the fact that some species are compatible with others so why wouldn't others be able to do the same?

[Computer_God91]

Soahfreako wrote...

Destroy Raiden wrote...

For all you know they gave shep asari sperm that will auto rewrite itself to any egg it comes in contact with so shep could make future reaper babies so their descendants could be the next sleeper agents for a future ME world....yeah I totally got that idea from a fanfic

" You worked on his sperm before you worked on his body!"

Miranda, "Yes."

But seriously BW I love Tali and Garrus as my LI’s but babies is impossible don’t pull an ME2 intro here!

And I think I mentioned this before but oh well. I agree with a reasonable explanation on the Lazarus Project. I don’t buy the you’re the only test subject we had unless the reapers were the ones rebuilding him or at least going all assuming control on the scientist within the lab. I mean we saw husks sense ME no doubt they’ve learned the human body and mind inside out so them making the 4 billion credit man would be easy.

How do you know for a fact that alien's can't have babies with humans? Asari do it quite easily with any other race. Inb4 the freak outs, I'm pointing out the fact that some species are compatible with others so why wouldn't others be able to do the same?

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Modifié par Computer_God91, 10 mai 2011 - 01:10 .

[Knabs14]

Idk, this is a longshot. But what if they gave you the option/power to instantly switch to one of your squadmates perspective. Then an AI takes over shep and you have full use of their powers, and it lasts like 10-15 seconds. If this was real people would pay way more attention to their squads powers and abilities, I know I would

[Computer_God91]

Siansonea II wrote...

Oh, and I'd also like some acknowledgment that male homosexuals exist in the ME universe, but that's lookin' like a longshot too.

I don't like this idea of having homos in my games. DA:O was already annoying enough with Zevren. I wanted to know his back story not enter his back door, but he never figured that out so I cut his neck. I don't want to have to avoid people in ME too cause that crap is annoying.

Modifié par Computer_God91, 10 mai 2011 - 01:15 .

[Destroy Raiden_]

You mean like the DA switch? No then shep would be an idiot until we could get to him. It's bad enough our squad mates think cover means hop out into the line of fire 4 out of 5 gunbattles. I'd rather shep not do the same.

I also found it very disorientating I"m fighting with my main character and the dragon kills her suddenly I"m Alistar who I have no clue on his powers and using him is difficult and slow. Then he dies and then I've got Morrigan and she's in a completely other area on the board I go from sword fighting to mage instantly and while I've mentally set up my attack plan for a sword fight I didn't have one for a mage. I'd hate to move from shep to Tali and have all drones and tech when I planed on doing this fight as a soldier.

Modifié par Destroy Raiden , 10 mai 2011 - 01:19 .

[Knabs14]

Oh idk, I've never played DA. But I think it'd be cool, maybe if they made the AI smart enough to just crouch until you switch back or make shep uable to move while it's in effect. That way you could just find some cover, switch, go to town on reapers face, then resume play as shep. Idk, so far it sounds like AI won't be so stupid in Me3, so there's always that

[Knabs14]

And I meant it as you choose to switch to them, not just when you die. I think when you die you should be rewarded by a good ol "critical mission failure".

[Soahfreako]

Computer_God91 wrote...

Soahfreako wrote...

Destroy Raiden wrote...

For all you know they gave shep asari sperm that will auto rewrite itself to any egg it comes in contact with so shep could make future reaper babies so their descendants could be the next sleeper agents for a future ME world....yeah I totally got that idea from a fanfic

" You worked on his sperm before you worked on his body!"

Miranda, "Yes."

But seriously BW I love Tali and Garrus as my LI’s but babies is impossible don’t pull an ME2 intro here!

And I think I mentioned this before but oh well. I agree with a reasonable explanation on the Lazarus Project. I don’t buy the you’re the only test subject we had unless the reapers were the ones rebuilding him or at least going all assuming control on the scientist within the lab. I mean we saw husks sense ME no doubt they’ve learned the human body and mind inside out so them making the 4 billion credit man would be easy.

How do you know for a fact that alien's can't have babies with humans? Asari do it quite easily with any other race. Inb4 the freak outs, I'm pointing out the fact that some species are compatible with others so why wouldn't others be able to do the same?

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Oh, so apparently you know the genetics of every alien species correct? Because since human genetics apply to anything and everything, that would mean that aliens aren't genetically diverse and wouldn't allow for something like this to happen? Ok Alien expert.

[Destroy Raiden_]

Knabs14 wrote...

And I meant it as you choose to switch to them, not just when you die. I think when you die you should be rewarded by a good ol "critical mission failure".

Well what happens in DA you get two options always in game you can manually switch by hitting the right shoulder buttons on your 360 remote this manual switch can be done during combat and when idle. The part that is confusing is in battle all your squadmembers are pc controlled they do their own thing when the player isn't using them say I tell Morrigan she needs to start using a sword to fight so and so and I play as my main girl. Well after a moment or two Morrigan has run way from the monster and is now using her spells again in this case I now have to manually go to her and stop her from shooting, go to her menu and make her get the swords out again. This type of manual switch was my doing I planned when I saw her shooting ice across the field that I would abandon my main girl and go get Morrigan to do her job. That isn't too bad though were she is in relation to main girl can be a problem.

When my main girl dies and I get shoved into the next person that's were the bigger issue is it is always your #2 selected squad mate first then it'll keep switching you as they die you only need a moment of not fighting to get killed and when they auto switch you you need to get your bearings and by that time sometimes it's too late. I really hate this auto switch and would not support if for ME3.

[Knabs14]

Yes, I hope they don't make it so you can switch to other people when you die, that would encourage people to use less tactics and just rely on their squad. It should feel like you failed when you die, not just like "ok... Let's do this Garrus!"

[Computer_God91]

Soahfreako wrote...

Computer_God91 wrote...

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Oh, so apparently you know the genetics of every alien species correct? Because since human genetics apply to anything and everything, that would mean that aliens aren't genetically diverse and wouldn't allow for something like this to happen? Ok Alien expert.

No, I don't know the genetics of an alien species but what I do know is how genetics work on the planet Earth. I never singled out humanity either. Genetics works the same for every species on this world so its safe to assume genetics, like the laws of physics, are universal. Humans aren't not genetically diverse either, look at us 6 billion and not one exact copy. That's very diverse.

According to Mordin humans are the most genetically diverse. Having a species genetically deverse enough to allow inter-species children is impossible because according to mordin we are the most diverse and we can not have children with something that doesn't have the proper number of chromosomes. Plus the fact that Humans can't even eat the same foods as turians and quarians making it less viable that the could produce an offspring. The fact that their DNA is different also makes it more of a long shot cause their body would more then likely reject the fetilizer. Not to mention that you have to also have the same process to create the child, which we reproduce through sex and the other aliens could lay eggs and whatever else thus making it impossible with aliens that don't produce offspring that same way we do.

[Foxhound_Delta]

Computer_God91 wrote...

Soahfreako wrote...

Computer_God91 wrote...

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Oh, so apparently you know the genetics of every alien species correct? Because since human genetics apply to anything and everything, that would mean that aliens aren't genetically diverse and wouldn't allow for something like this to happen? Ok Alien expert.

No, I don't know the genetics of an alien species but what I do know is how genetics work on the planet Earth. I never singled out humanity either. Genetics works the same for every species on this world so its safe to assume genetics, like the laws of physics, are universal. Humans aren't not genetically diverse either, look at us 6 billion and not one exact copy. That's very diverse.

According to Mordin humans are the most genetically diverse. Having a species genetically deverse enough to allow inter-species children is impossible because according to mordin we are the most diverse and we can not have children with something that doesn't have the proper number of chromosomes. Plus the fact that Humans can't even eat the same foods as turians and quarians making it less viable that the could produce an offspring. The fact that their DNA is different also makes it more of a long shot cause their body would more then likely reject the fetilizer. Not to mention that you have to also have the same process to create the child, which we reproduce through sex and the other aliens could lay eggs and whatever else thus making it impossible with aliens that don't produce offspring that same way we do.

*Grabs popcorn*

[Nozybidaj]

What I would have wanted is deep and satisfying conclusions to the romances I started in ME1. Seeing as how there is bajillion combinations for the romances now I'm doubting how well this will be done. I anticipate a lot of watered down template endings that fit as many romance scenarios as possible. Especially since they were robbed of a second chapter of development. Bleh....

[Computer_God91]

Foxhound_Delta wrote...

Computer_God91 wrote...

Soahfreako wrote...

Computer_God91 wrote...

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Oh, so apparently you know the genetics of every alien species correct? Because since human genetics apply to anything and everything, that would mean that aliens aren't genetically diverse and wouldn't allow for something like this to happen? Ok Alien expert.

No, I don't know the genetics of an alien species but what I do know is how genetics work on the planet Earth. I never singled out humanity either. Genetics works the same for every species on this world so its safe to assume genetics, like the laws of physics, are universal. Humans aren't not genetically diverse either, look at us 6 billion and not one exact copy. That's very diverse.

According to Mordin humans are the most genetically diverse. Having a species genetically deverse enough to allow inter-species children is impossible because according to mordin we are the most diverse and we can not have children with something that doesn't have the proper number of chromosomes. Plus the fact that Humans can't even eat the same foods as turians and quarians making it less viable that the could produce an offspring. The fact that their DNA is different also makes it more of a long shot cause their body would more then likely reject the fetilizer. Not to mention that you have to also have the same process to create the child, which we reproduce through sex and the other aliens could lay eggs and whatever else thus making it impossible with aliens that don't produce offspring that same way we do.

Fixed.

[Xeranx]

Morinth completely fleshed out and not so clichéd as to be eyeroll worthy (plus friendship and/or romance).
Shiala as a squadmate and friendship/romance option.

[Soahfreako]

Computer_God91 wrote...

Soahfreako wrote...

Computer_God91 wrote...

Because Asari are made that way. Go read the codex, when you screw an Asari and have a kid with her she only uses you to randomize her genetics that she already has. Its not your genetic child, your just a randomizer button.

Also its just basic genetics, you can't go and screw a horse and expect a minotaur can you? No, you don't have the same amount of Chormosomes so it wont work. Same applies for cool alien bipeds.

Oh, so apparently you know the genetics of every alien species correct? Because since human genetics apply to anything and everything, that would mean that aliens aren't genetically diverse and wouldn't allow for something like this to happen? Ok Alien expert.

No, I don't know the genetics of an alien species but what I do know is how genetics work on the planet Earth. I never singled out humanity either. Genetics works the same for every species on this world so its safe to assume genetics, like the laws of physics, are universal. Humans aren't not genetically diverse either, look at us 6 billion and not one exact copy. That's very diverse.

According to Mordin humans are the most genetically diverse. Having a species genetically deverse enough to allow inter-species children is impossible because according to mordin we are the most diverse and we can not have children with something that doesn't have the proper number of chromosomes. Plus the fact that Humans can't even eat the same foods as turians and quarians making it less viable that the could produce an offspring. The fact that their DNA is different also makes it more of a long shot cause their body would more then likely reject the fetilizer. Not to mention that you have to also have the same process to create the child, which we reproduce through sex and the other aliens could lay eggs and whatever else thus making it impossible with aliens that don't produce offspring that same way we do.

And you're still applying human truths to unknowns. If the Asari just need the mate, who's to say another species wouldn't have the same requisites? Granted they do it with they're psychic mumbo-jumbo, but it's still possible to have it on a lower level. I finally understand what you were getting at with the gravity thing, and it's completely unapplicable here as the Asari homeworld has gravity, but they don't need to have their own species to reproduce. So that point is null and void. But yes, I do agree that some universal facts carry over, BUT there are still unkown unknowns, things we don't know that we don't know about aliens. So both of us cannot apply 'facts' and say that we're both right. This is pure speculation on both our parts.

[FataliTensei]

A same sex romance option for my M!Shep, but thats dead in the water already, 100% won't be in ME3