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[CARL_DF90]

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[chris2365]

TK EL wrote...

good God Lemon! It took me a while to find this thread again. I think I remember them saying you can romance squadmates from ME1 & ME2 with an import in ME3 even if you missed out on romancing them before. I'm pretty sure I saw it a few months ago. Confirm? I wonder how they are going to handle romance conflicts and romances with temporary squadmates

I think they confirmed that you can romance characters from ME1 and ME2 even if you didn't romance them. However, my memory is as bad as yours. Best check in the Known Features thread

[Kasai666]

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[ramdog7]

bump

[felipejiraya]

I really miss the time when this thread was relevant and the game was in development.

BSN turned into a unbearable sea of stupidity and lame whining repeated threads in the past couple weeks.

Unfortunately I think it's time to me take a time off the boards.

[squee365]

felipejiraya wrote...

I really miss the time when this thread was relevant and the game was in development.

BSN turned into a unbearable sea of stupidity and lame whining repeated threads in the past couple weeks.

Unfortunately I think it's time to me take a time off the boards.

that sounds like a great idea. I might do the same until reviews start coming out.

[chris2365]

squee365 wrote...

felipejiraya wrote...

I really miss the time when this thread was relevant and the game was in development.

BSN turned into a unbearable sea of stupidity and lame whining repeated threads in the past couple weeks.

Unfortunately I think it's time to me take a time off the boards.

that sounds like a great idea. I might do the same until reviews start coming out.

Same here. Good thing I'll be on vacation. Will take my mind off BSN and ME3, temporarily at least

[MasterSamson88]

chris2365 wrote...

squee365 wrote...

felipejiraya wrote...

I really miss the time when this thread was relevant and the game was in development.

BSN turned into a unbearable sea of stupidity and lame whining repeated threads in the past couple weeks.

Unfortunately I think it's time to me take a time off the boards.

that sounds like a great idea. I might do the same until reviews start coming out.

Same here. Good thing I'll be on vacation. Will take my mind off BSN and ME3, temporarily at least

I've been playing ME3 multiplayer as opposed to messin' around on the BSN. It really is quite fun.

Besides, the boards always become a sea of crazyness the during the weeks before a release. It's a lot of paranoia I think. 

[Carnage752]

MasterSamson88 wrote...
I've been playing ME3 multiplayer as opposed to messin' around on the BSN. It really is quite fun.

Besides, the boards always become a sea of crazyness the during the weeks before a release. It's a lot of paranoia I think. 

You mean your actually enjoying the demo and not anally probing every single flaw and crying about???????

WHAT BLASPHEMY IS THIS??????????

[Cheesy Blue]

felipejiraya wrote...

I really miss the time when this thread was relevant and the game was in development.

BSN turned into a unbearable sea of stupidity and lame whining repeated threads in the past couple weeks.

Unfortunately I think it's time to me take a time off the boards.

Agreed BSN sucks. Im gonna leave to a more manly site.

[Sbri]

Carnage752 wrote...

You mean your actually enjoying the demo and not anally probing every single flaw and crying about???????

WHAT BLASPHEMY IS THIS??????????

Nay, I say "What sanity is this?"

[MasterSamson88]

Sbri wrote...

Carnage752 wrote...

You mean your actually enjoying the demo and not anally probing every single flaw and crying about???????

WHAT BLASPHEMY IS THIS??????????

Nay, I say "What sanity is this?"

What I love about ME3 multiplayer the most though, is that it is essentially the very core combat mechanics of the ME series. In fact I'd argue that under the challenging conditions of the multiplayer the various classes shine like they've never shone before. 

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

[Carnage752]

Sbri wrote...

Carnage752 wrote...

You mean your actually enjoying the demo and not anally probing every single flaw and crying about???????

WHAT BLASPHEMY IS THIS??????????

Nay, I say "What sanity is this?"

Sanity has long since been beaten down, anally probed, disinigrated, and indoctrinated by the horrors of thousands (And by that I mean the same 100 people who repost the same complaint over and over) of annoying ****ing voices in my head!! (And on my computer screen)

[fatalfeline]

MasterSamson88 wrote...

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

I know, right?!

[lord berwick]

MasterSamson88 wrote...

What I love about ME3 multiplayer the most though, is that it is essentially the very core combat mechanics of the ME series. In fact I'd argue that under the challenging conditions of the multiplayer the various classes shine like they've never shone before. 

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

I'm experiencing the same thing.  I've been playing as an Engineer, Sentinel and Infiltrator; classes I've never even thought of trying in ME2.  I'm loving all of the classes, each with their own play styles, pros, cons etc. 

And, you're right.  This bodes really well for the full release.

Oh, and twitter stuff!
http://twitter.com/#...725202513240064
here's the poster form of Patryk's #WalkingDead X-over #MassEffect3 piece http://ow.ly/i/sXYX/original

[Carnage752]

[quote]MasterSamson88 wrote...
Nay, I say "What sanity is this?"

[/quote]

What I love about ME3 multiplayer the most though, is that it is essentially the very core combat mechanics of the ME series. In fact I'd argue that under the challenging conditions of the multiplayer the various classes shine like they've never shone before. 

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

[/quote]
Your a Sentinel too??? Turian for the win!!!
Gamertag?

[MasterSamson88]

[quote]Carnage752 wrote...

[quote]MasterSamson88 wrote...
Nay, I say "What sanity is this?"

[/quote]

What I love about ME3 multiplayer the most though, is that it is essentially the very core combat mechanics of the ME series. In fact I'd argue that under the challenging conditions of the multiplayer the various classes shine like they've never shone before. 

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

[/quote]
Your a Sentinel too??? Turian for the win!!!
Gamertag?

[/quote]

Same as my tag here.

I originally wanted to be a Turian Soldier, but nowI don't know if I could. My Turian's overload as Sentinel is just epic, I have it fully upgraded to where it will sort of chain lightning off into two other enemies. I also have it set to Neural Shock so it also brings them all to their knees as well. 

Tie that in with him also having Warp, and Turian Sentinel is incredibly useful.

[MasterSamson88]

lord berwick wrote...

MasterSamson88 wrote...

What I love about ME3 multiplayer the most though, is that it is essentially the very core combat mechanics of the ME series. In fact I'd argue that under the challenging conditions of the multiplayer the various classes shine like they've never shone before. 

I'm playing a Sentinel, a SENTINEL... I have NEVER played a Sentinel... EVER. And I am loving it. 

If the single player can shine as much as the multiplayer has for me, this is going to be a properly good game.

I'm experiencing the same thing.  I've been playing as an Engineer, Sentinel and Infiltrator; classes I've never even thought of trying in ME2.  I'm loving all of the classes, each with their own play styles, pros, cons etc. 

And, you're right.  This bodes really well for the full release.

Oh, and twitter stuff!
http://twitter.com/#...725202513240064
here's the poster form of Patryk's #WalkingDead X-over #MassEffect3 piece http://ow.ly/i/sXYX/original

I know a lot of people are still skeptical about the multiplayer too, and that they're worried it'll take away from single player, and that is a genuine worry, but honestly I'm not so worried now. ME3 MP is essentially the core ME experience, that is a party with various abilities fighting enemies with various weaknesses to a combination of these abilities. 

It is essentially ME SP with the AI companions replaced by PC controled ones. It really isn't so complex, and playing it you really do get the feeling that the development team really HAS been thinking about this multiplayer concept for a long time and that with ME3 they finally had a reason to implement it in a meaningful way.

Modifié par MasterSamson88, 19 février 2012 - 08:05 .

[BrookerT]

Bump

[JakePT]

Didn't manage to post it straight away, but I had a short but interesting conversation with Manveer Heir about Galaxy at War:

"Been asking this for a while, but no one has answered. Can I play Multiplayer without it affecting my SP game, if I want."

"I enjoy multiplayer in the demo a LOT, but I want my Single Player outcome to be based on my single player choices alone."

"well, it will always affect SP's Galaxy at War system to the best of my knowledge. But that's a good thing, not a bad."
https://twitter.com/...572668796538880

"I don't think so. I want my SP ending to be a natural progression of my choices."

"What's the point of having these "difficult" choices and ambiguous morality if I can avoid the consequences by playing Co-op."

"Nah you can't avoid the consequences. So there are consequences of choices. Those will happen no matter what"
https://twitter.com/...573375654207490

"But then there is "how well do you do at the end". Remember how upgrading Normandy in ME2 affected the end. It's like that."
https://twitter.com/...573507783163905

"You will make huge epic choices in ME3 that will change the universe forever that you cannot change through Galaxy of War"
https://twitter.com/...573650360156162

"That's good to hear, that's what I was worried about. I suppose I'll have to see what affects what before I can truly judge."

"But I will be avoiding Multiplayer until I finish single player, just to play it safe."

"yeah if you want to be as 'pure' as possible that is the safest bet. Let me know your thoughts when you play through"
https://twitter.com/...574912229093376

"I will. Thanks for answering my questions."

Modifié par JakePT, 19 février 2012 - 11:59 .

[xIxDarkWolfxIx]

I'm pleased that Galaxy at War system is how it is. It seems like that best solution.

[Vez04]

JakePT wrote...

"You will make huge epic choices in ME3 that will change the universe forever that you cannot change through Galaxy of War"
https://twitter.com/...573650360156162

This just adds to March needs to HURRY UP MORE!!!! ARGHHHHHHHHHH.