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jpace335

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 Let me first say that I have been a fan of these games from the beggining. This is for two reasons: story and gameplay. I do NOT consider the romances to be part of the story. Sure, we all know the LI will become a plot device in ME3 w/ a choice of "Save Earth or save your LI". Come on. Why do you people feel the need to beg for more of this trite crap? This has got to stop. Bioware, I feel like you think these people begging for more people to **** in ME are the majority of the fanbase.

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Save Earth or save your LI?

Sorry Earth, I'm going with Tali.

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Um...No. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
I like ME because of story, gameplay and romances. Romances are BioWare's trademark, and it hasn't let them down, because a vast majority of players enjoy them.

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R_Bond wrote...

Save Earth or save your LI?

Sorry Earth, I'm going with Tali.


LOL, hell yeah.

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Yeah dude, everyone likes some good Drama.

Do you watch movies where the entire thing is predictable start to finish with no emotion? Drama involves romance.

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Guy that just signed up today for this is very mad.
I can't find it in my heart to care, sorry.

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this is what i'm talking about. It mat be possible that you pick that option because it's hilarious, but on the off chance that you actually love a mass of polygons we can see the problem with that portion of the fanbase.

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jpace335 wrote...

this is what i'm talking about. It mat be possible that you pick that option because it's hilarious, but on the off chance that you actually love a mass of polygons we can see the problem with that portion of the fanbase.

I'd say the fact that people actually care about video game characters is testament to Bioware's prowess in striking emotional chords with their audience in writing, interaction, cinematic presentation, and voice acting.

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there's nothing wrong with romance. I thought it was well implemented in the first one. Hell, even ME2 was ok in that respect. But it's becoming something else entirely than just a plot supplement.

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So you think Bioware will actually make you choose between your LI and Earth? Please tell me of anything Bioware did to make you come to that conclusion.

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jpace335 wrote...

 Let me first say that I have been a fan of these games from the beggining. This is for two reasons: story and gameplay. I do NOT consider the romances to be part of the story. Sure, we all know the LI will become a plot device in ME3 w/ a choice of "Save Earth or save your LI". Come on. Why do you people feel the need to beg for more of this trite crap? This has got to stop. Bioware, I feel like you think these people begging for more people to **** in ME are the majority of the fanbase.


Romances are optional.  You miss none of the major storyline without a romance.  Coming on here and ****ing about expanded romances, which you'll easily skip, is immature and plain silly.  

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And cheez, I understand the importance of eliciting emotion in players, viewers, readers, whatever. But some people actually love characters to the point of infatuation.

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jpace335 wrote...

there's nothing wrong with romance. I thought it was well implemented in the first one. Hell, even ME2 was ok in that respect. But it's becoming something else entirely than just a plot supplement.

If there's nothing wrong in ME1 and ME2, what exactly are you complaining about?  Did I miss ME2.5 or something?

Unless...

Dude, you've played ME3?  Tell me, what's it like?

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jpace335 wrote...

And cheez, I understand the importance of eliciting emotion in players, viewers, readers, whatever. But some people actually love characters to the point of infatuation.

Weird, isn't it?

Garrus <3

(My poor boyfriend has to put up with it, lol)

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We've nine (ten if we count Kelly) romances in ME1/2.
That's too much, too many.
I'm glad that there won't be more in ME3, I don't care about half of the existing ones.

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jpace335 wrote...

And cheez, I understand the importance of eliciting emotion in players, viewers, readers, whatever. But some people actually love characters to the point of infatuation.

So your argument is that Bioware should remove any sort of romance from Mass Effect 3 because some people have a crush on the characters?

Make sense.:whistle:

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llandwynwyn wrote...
I'm glad that there won't be more in ME3.

Ehehehehehehehe.

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Ok, c'mon. My complaint with ME3 is Hudson's admission that romances will be expanded from the way they were implemented in ME2. This is because you guys have an 8,000+ reply thread asking for more alien ass. Think of this way: there were no gay options for Male Shepard in ME1. Now Casey Hudson says that will be included in ME3. not canon.

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jpace335 wrote...

 Let me first say that I have been a fan
of these games from the beggining. This is for two reasons: story and
gameplay. I do NOT consider the romances to be part of the story. Sure,
we all know the LI will become a plot device in ME3 w/ a choice of "Save
Earth or save your LI". Come on. Why do you people feel the need to beg
for more of this trite crap? This has got to stop. Bioware, I feel like
you think these people begging for more people to **** in ME are the
majority of the fanbase.


I highly doubt they'll make you choose between Earth and your LI. I mean, it doesn't even make rational sense based on what we know.

Earth will already have been harvested by the time the final battle comes around. The point will be "retaking it"...you want me to choose between a planet already devoid of life and a living person? Time to move to colonies, because humanity is one planet down. 

jpace335 wrote...

this is what i'm talking about. It mat be possible that you pick that option because it's hilarious, but on the off chance that you actually love a mass of polygons we can see the problem with that portion of the fanbase.


That's not the point at all. It's the point of character immersion. And some people find it realistic, nigh, probable that the character called Shepard would fall in love. It has nothing to do with "loving" the character, only that the character you plan "loves" them.

It's a very, very important distinction and the difference between role-playing and delusional.

jpace335 wrote...

Ok, c'mon. My complaint with ME3 is
Hudson's admission that romances will be expanded from the way they were
implemented in ME2. This is because you guys have an 8,000+ reply
thread asking for more alien ass. Think of this way: there were no gay
options for Male Shepard in ME1. Now Casey Hudson says that will be
included in ME3. not canon.


Not canon? Why isn't it? There is nothing "canon", only "decisions", and you can now make the "decision" to be gay. I'm not going to pick it but Id rather be damned than complain that someone else wants to.

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 15 mai 2011 - 11:44 .


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Space Toaster wrote...

llandwynwyn wrote...
I'm glad that there won't be more in ME3.

Ehehehehehehehe.

Yes, I just saw it...<_<

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jpace335 wrote...

Ok, c'mon. My complaint with ME3 is Hudson's admission that romances will be expanded from the way they were implemented in ME2. This is because you guys have an 8,000+ reply thread asking for more alien ass. Think of this way: there were no gay options for Male Shepard in ME1. Now Casey Hudson says that will be included in ME3. not canon.

If it's in the game, it's canon, bucko.

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Great...he brought out the 'canon' Shepard. Yeah, let's all beat that dead horse, again. Yeeee-haaaw!

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Somehow, I knew this thread would be about gay romances.

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mrsph wrote...

Somehow, I knew this thread would be about gay romances.

Indeed.

Three cheers for paranoia and insecurity!

Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 15 mai 2011 - 11:45 .


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llandwynwyn wrote...

We've nine (ten if we count Kelly) romances in ME1/2.
That's too much, too many.
I'm glad that there won't be more in ME3, I don't care about half of the existing ones.


Actually, there will be more (don't know how many exactly), they just won't be with any new characters. Yeah, Joker, I'm lookin' at you! Better stock up on Extra Strength Tylenol, messare, 'cos my fem and m!Sheps aren't gonna to be able to keep their hands off ya. Image IPB