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Vertigo_1 wrote...
twitter.com/#!/VectorWarrior/status/120551038733389824
"We just did a bioware pulse episode about the sound of the reapers that you'll be able to watch soon. They're sounding amazing!"
^^^Sounds like the next Pulse episode will have quite a few bits of ME3 content?
Nero Narmeril wrote...
twitter.com/#!/VectorWarrior/status/120551038733389824
"We just did a bioware pulse episode about the sound of the reapers that you'll be able to watch soon. They're sounding amazing!"
I wish they will sound like Sovereign, instead of Harbinger.
Guest_Arcian_*
Image related. It is what my body is now extremely ready for.AdmiralCheez wrote...
FRIENDSHIP BONER.Vertigo_1 wrote...
twitter.com/#!/macwalterslives/status/120351972988686336
"So if you just enjoyed talking to someone a lot. You wouldn't accidentally fall into an unwanted relationship?"
"No, we've worked very hard in #ME3 to ensure that the buddy path for each relationship is equally fun, enjoyable & accessible."
No seriously, this is the best. Thing. THE BEST. THING.
YOU ARE GOING TO TALK TO ME JACK AND YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE IT.
CAPS.
LOL I think that's a much more 'tighter' bromance then you had in mind xDArcian wrote...
Image related. It is what my body is now extremely ready for.
*Shep & Garrus hug pic snip*
Modifié par IsaacShep, 02 octobre 2011 - 09:36 .
They mean sound effects rather than voices, right? Sovereign was a Canadian anti-bear trash can slowed down to get a lower pitch. We never heard Harbinger's sound effect because he was in dark space.JeffZero wrote...
Nero Narmeril wrote...
twitter.com/#!/VectorWarrior/status/120551038733389824
"We just did a bioware pulse episode about the sound of the reapers that you'll be able to watch soon. They're sounding amazing!"
I wish they will sound like Sovereign, instead of Harbinger.
That's effectively what I was asking him, actually.
TobyHasEyes wrote...
Vnnk wrote...
English accent. No such thing as a british accent. Sorry but need to correct scotish and it annoyes me when pepole say that >.>Benchpress610 wrote...
Well, she does have a british accent.Lady of the Waters wrote...
For some reason I always thought the name "Caroline" suited her. Isn't that the name of her VA? Elizabeth seems suitable as well. I can imagine her having a name of british origin.
No such thing as an English accent either then, as you might be from the North or the South, from the West Country or from Tyneside
Guest_Arcian_*
No, that's about exactly the amount of bromance I had in mind.IsaacShep wrote...
LOL I think that's a much more 'tighter' bromance then you had in mind xDArcian wrote...
Image related. It is what my body is now extremely ready for.
*Shep & Garrus hug pic snip*
AdmiralCheez wrote...
FRIENDSHIP BONER.Vertigo_1 wrote...
twitter.com/#!/macwalterslives/status/120351972988686336
"So if you just enjoyed talking to someone a lot. You wouldn't accidentally fall into an unwanted relationship?"
"No, we've worked very hard in #ME3 to ensure that the buddy path for each relationship is equally fun, enjoyable & accessible."
No seriously, this is the best. Thing. THE BEST. THING.
YOU ARE GOING TO TALK TO ME JACK AND YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE IT.
CAPS.
Badpie wrote...
AdmiralCheez wrote...
FRIENDSHIP BONER.Vertigo_1 wrote...
twitter.com/#!/macwalterslives/status/120351972988686336
"So if you just enjoyed talking to someone a lot. You wouldn't accidentally fall into an unwanted relationship?"
"No, we've worked very hard in #ME3 to ensure that the buddy path for each relationship is equally fun, enjoyable & accessible."
No seriously, this is the best. Thing. THE BEST. THING.
YOU ARE GOING TO TALK TO ME JACK AND YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE IT.
CAPS.
*happy dance*
Arcian wrote...
No, that's about exactly the amount of bromance I had in mind.IsaacShep wrote...
LOL I think that's a much more 'tighter' bromance then you had in mind xDArcian wrote...
Image related. It is what my body is now extremely ready for.
*Shep & Garrus hug pic snip*
Which is the maximum amount of bromance.
Maximum bromance is the best kind of bromance.Arcian wrote...
No, that's about exactly the amount of bromance I had in mind.
Which is the maximum amount of bromance.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Maximum bromance is the best kind of bromance.Arcian wrote...
No, that's about exactly the amount of bromance I had in mind.
Which is the maximum amount of bromance.
Guest_Rojahar_*
"No, we've worked very hard in #ME3 to
ensure that the buddy path for each relationship is equally fun,
enjoyable & accessible."
I think ME1 handled the whole "bromance" thing just a little better. You could basically get a lot out of conversations with any character that wasn't available to romance. However, it was impossible to be "just friends" with potential LIs for your sex without them thinking you were coming on to them.Rojahar wrote...
I hope this turns out to be true. Too often it feels like if you don't sleep with a romanceable character, then you get screwed out of any dialog with them, and non-romanceable characters feel like they're made to be less important.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
I think ME1 handled the whole "bromance" thing just a little better. You could basically get a lot out of conversations with any character that wasn't available to romance. However, it was impossible to be "just friends" with potential LIs for your sex without them thinking you were coming on to them.Rojahar wrote...
I hope this turns out to be true. Too often it feels like if you don't sleep with a romanceable character, then you get screwed out of any dialog with them, and non-romanceable characters feel like they're made to be less important.
In ME2, I thought the best conversations were with Mordin, Legion, and Samara. None of those characters are LIs. However, LI dialogue was severely cut off if you weren't pursuing them romantically, regardless of Shepard's sex. Miranda, Tali, and Garrus only had three non-romance convos that I am aware of.
DO NOT. REMIND ME. OF THAT.JeffZero wrote...
You know what gets me, though? No one ever seems to complain about Garrus' "Commander. I wanted to thank you." in ME1. After a certain point he does that to me in an endless loop and there's simply nothing left. And it strikes me relatively early because I'm one of those nuts who completes every single assignment possible as soon as I take off from the Citadel more often than not.
I honestly find that thing much worse than his infamous calibrations.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
But it has the advantage of being able to vary the conversation a little every time you do it.
Guest_Rojahar_*
AdmiralCheez wrote...
I think ME1 handled the whole "bromance" thing just a little better. You could basically get a lot out of conversations with any character that wasn't available to romance. However, it was impossible to be "just friends" with potential LIs for your sex without them thinking you were coming on to them.
In ME2, I thought the best conversations were with Mordin, Legion, and Samara.
However, LI dialogue was severely cut off if you weren't pursuing them romantically, regardless of Shepard's sex. Miranda, Tali, and Garrus only had three non-romance convos that I am aware of.
Modifié par Rojahar, 03 octobre 2011 - 07:03 .
Rojahar wrote...
Garrus didn't really have much to say in ME1, and Tali in ME1 is basically a codex entry. The ME1 versions of them are IMO the least developed characters of the series, except for Morinth. The writing for them is a lot better in ME2. Wrex was amazing, but an exception to the general pattern. I wish more non-LIs felt as developed as Wrex, and given some time in the main plot's spotlight like he was.
Guest_Rojahar_*
JeffZero wrote...
Rojahar wrote...
Garrus didn't really have much to say in ME1, and Tali in ME1 is basically a codex entry. The ME1 versions of them are IMO the least developed characters of the series, except for Morinth. The writing for them is a lot better in ME2. Wrex was amazing, but an exception to the general pattern. I wish more non-LIs felt as developed as Wrex, and given some time in the main plot's spotlight like he was.
I agree with this passage very strongly. I didn't quite grasp the rationale behind the two characters' fandoms in ME1. Then I heard from some that Tali's character was weakened in ME2 and so, going into it, I could only ponder how she could become less significant than she already was. She really falls off into obscurity into ME1, so I was neither anticipating her presence in the sequel nor remotely sure how she had garnered such a rabidly-devoted following.
Simply put, I was incredibly pleasantly surprised concerning both characters' treatment in ME2.
Rojahar wrote...
And yeah... Garrus... In both games he has a very awesome introduction, but then is kind of absent for the rest of the game.
Guest_Rojahar_*
JeffZero wrote...
Rojahar wrote...
And yeah... Garrus... In both games he has a very awesome introduction, but then is kind of absent for the rest of the game.
Sad but true. Romancing him as a female Shepard in ME2 sort of changes that up a bit but otherwise I absolutely concur with you.
And while Bioware certainly knows how big a following he has, I can't imagine there's too much they can do to change that now that he can be dead at the start of the final act.
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