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[Saeran]

alienatedflea wrote...
look at DA2, When a company starts servicing their fans, the storyline pays for it...fan service: better combat system: Check, More romance options: Check, Storyline: suffered
DA2 all you do is run around a dam city and its not until half way through you realise...the storyline and its surrounding is stuck in that prison...i mean city which turned off alot of gamers...good job on getting what you want at the sacrifice of the whole series...

That's correct. The fact that they changed a few gender flags and added a couple of lines of speech for voice actors caused the rest of the games mishaps. We can't blame them for trying to release it quicker than it should of been or any nonsense like that.

DAMN YOU PESKY HOMOSEXUAL ROMANCES! ...Or we can return to the land of the sane and understand that the bisexual romances present in DA 2 was not DA 2's big fault.

You are correct, the same dungeons, the one city, only one back story. But they didn't have enough time to finish it, people didn't give them enough time to finish it. It required twice the development cycle it got. But that was not the fault of bisexual romances, that probably sped the process up for that particular area in fact.

[SilentK]

alienatedflea wrote...

Russalka wrote...

I do not oppose or favour previous characters turning out to be bisexual. I desire it to be well-written and would definitely be interested in an old character showing interest in my Shepard, but I realise that a sudden realisation or daring to express seems a bit sudden and inconsistent.

It might be fan service, but what can't be viewed as fan service in some way? 

look at DA2, When a company starts servicing their fans, the storyline pays for it...fan service: better combat system: Check, More romance options: Check, Storyline: suffered
DA2 all you do is run around a dam city and its not until half way through you realise...the storyline and its surrounding is stuck in that prison...i mean city which turned off alot of gamers...good job on getting what you want at the sacrifice of the whole series...

Hmmm.... the system used for romances in DA2 did not constrain Hawke to Kirkwall. "Merrill just hit on F!Hawke. Close the gates, close the gates!!!". It's just one part of the game. I do believe that making a ME2 LI bi could be very good in a game if it was well-written but I guess that they probably just introduce it with a new char. Was it wrong to make Tali a LI in ME2? I thought that that was a very nice fan-service anyways, didn't break the storyline for me at least. If I could just get her for my F!Shep. *Sigh*

[alienatedflea]

Cootie wrote...

Imperium Alpha wrote...

Russalka wrote...

I do not oppose or favour previous characters turning out to be bisexual. I desire it to be well-written and would definitely be interested in an old character showing interest in my Shepard, but I realise that a sudden realisation or daring to express seems a bit sudden and inconsistent.

It might be fan service, but what can't be viewed as fan service in some way? 

ooooohhhh nononononono wait a minute crazy people... I don't want another Anders catastrophy in ME3.

Oh, NO! It is suddenly revealed that someone who only mentioned sexual relations with females ALSO had such relations with men!
Someone get the president!

I honestly don't get the idea behind why one type of Shepard should have more fun than a homosexual one. I wouldn't mind having a few bisexual LI's to choose from, nor would I mind a whole crew of romancable characters.
I didn't romance anyone in ME-2, so I see no reason why people should feel forced to hit on, well, let's say Garrus only because there's a heart icon for them to click.
If you don't want to romance them, don't flirt with them.

I do think that Bioware won't force any of your bros to flirt with you, a la Anders, because they now know how sensitive people are to this kind of thing now. So calm down, honest.

would it be too hard to understand that if Shepard would be either gay or straight then it should have been in ME1? you know why that would make sense rather than getting your wish on the last part of this storyline? its because ME1 we formed the background and developed relationships with other characters in the game...it would make no sense if we disturb these well established relationships with other characters by throwing in the mix the possibility that male shep is gay...being gay doesnt affect me at all because its a personal choice people make and Its none of my business but to make shep gay at the end of the story throws the story out of balance and awkwardly written...but some people find that impossible to understand...here we go: DA2 part 2..results: Epic fail

[WizenSlinky0]

alienatedflea wrote...

would it be too hard to understand that if Shepard would be either gay or straight then it should have been in ME1? you know why that would make sense rather than getting your wish on the last part of this storyline? its because ME1 we formed the background and developed relationships with other characters in the game...it would make no sense if we disturb these well established relationships with other characters by throwing in the mix the possibility that male shep is gay...being gay doesnt affect me at all because its a personal choice people make and Its none of my business but to make shep gay at the end of the story throws the story out of balance and awkwardly written...but some people find that impossible to understand...here we go: DA2 part 2..results: Epic fail

Yes, because homosexuals always start the first sentence with their sexual orientation. I mean it's got to be like required by law right? If he was gay, in ME1, the very first conversation should have had him say:

"So everyone here knows I like men, right? Right? Just want to make sure, we're completely clear, men are really really sexy. By the way Kaiden, those pants yesterday, oh my god. Just saying. Men. Hot. And I'm Shepard by the way"

That would have made it O.K.

*facepalm*

Shepard HAS no sexual orientation. He is shaped by the person playing him. 

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 17 mai 2011 - 01:32 .

[alienatedflea]

Saeran wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...
look at DA2, When a company starts servicing their fans, the storyline pays for it...fan service: better combat system: Check, More romance options: Check, Storyline: suffered
DA2 all you do is run around a dam city and its not until half way through you realise...the storyline and its surrounding is stuck in that prison...i mean city which turned off alot of gamers...good job on getting what you want at the sacrifice of the whole series...

That's correct. The fact that they changed a few gender flags and added a couple of lines of speech for voice actors caused the rest of the games mishaps. We can't blame them for trying to release it quicker than it should of been or any nonsense like that.

DAMN YOU PESKY HOMOSEXUAL ROMANCES! ...Or we can return to the land of the sane and understand that the bisexual romances present in DA 2 was not DA 2's big fault.

You are correct, the same dungeons, the one city, only one back story. But they didn't have enough time to finish it, people didn't give them enough time to finish it. It required twice the development cycle it got. But that was not the fault of bisexual romances, that probably sped the process up for that particular area in fact.

As a side note, I am seeing a connection between most of the people who want gay romance in ME and their dragon age avatar
As far as I am concerned, the gay gamer community just doomed the ME shep storyline.  We are going to have people like in DA:A, Anders, who didnt have any hint of homosexuality and then all of the sudden he is now very emotional and homosexual in DA2...that character is effective destroyed...now we will have the same with jacob, garrus, wrex, thane, and many others...yet somehow it makes sense that those characters are gay...ill give you that shep can be gay if the gamer chooses it but those characters are well established and well-liked...but nooo the gay gamers community claim it can make sense...lol i dont think anyone of you have ever been told no so you think anything is possible if you complain enough...KUDOS it worked...

[ElitePinecone]

Imperium Alpha wrote...
I know now why they talk about "deeper" relationship....<_<

Oops. That was probably a poor choice of words. 

I'll have to probe for better answers.  Plunge into the lexicon of words, so to speak. 

[alienatedflea]

WizenSlinky0 wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...

would it be too hard to understand that if Shepard would be either gay or straight then it should have been in ME1? you know why that would make sense rather than getting your wish on the last part of this storyline? its because ME1 we formed the background and developed relationships with other characters in the game...it would make no sense if we disturb these well established relationships with other characters by throwing in the mix the possibility that male shep is gay...being gay doesnt affect me at all because its a personal choice people make and Its none of my business but to make shep gay at the end of the story throws the story out of balance and awkwardly written...but some people find that impossible to understand...here we go: DA2 part 2..results: Epic fail

Yes, because homosexuals always start the first sentence with their sexual orientation. I mean it's got to be like required by law right? If he was gay, in ME1, the very first conversation should have had him say:

"So everyone here knows I like men, right? Right? Just want to make sure, we're completely clear, men are really really sexy. By the way Kaiden, those pants yesterday, oh my god. Just saying. Men. Hot. And I'm Shepard by the way"

That would have made it O.K.

*facepalm*

Shepard HAS no sexual orientation. He is shaped by the person playing him. 

I'll give you that..shep has no sex orientation but the established characters do...somehow thats impossible to understand from what I hear...

[WizenSlinky0]

alienatedflea wrote...

I'll give you that..shep has no sex orientation but the established characters do...somehow thats impossible to understand from what I hear...

No, they don't. All they have ever done is express interest in an opposite sex character. Only one or two characters in the course of the games have ever had dialogue to explictely reject a shepard of the same sex. The others don't make any comment one way or another.

If your best friend suddenly tells you he's gay tomorrow, are you going to complain about how that is not a part of his established character? Perhaps ask why he's giving into the minority population to become gay?

[lawp79]

alienatedflea wrote...

Cootie wrote...

Imperium Alpha wrote...

Russalka wrote...

I do not oppose or favour previous characters turning out to be bisexual. I desire it to be well-written and would definitely be interested in an old character showing interest in my Shepard, but I realise that a sudden realisation or daring to express seems a bit sudden and inconsistent.

It might be fan service, but what can't be viewed as fan service in some way? 

ooooohhhh nononononono wait a minute crazy people... I don't want another Anders catastrophy in ME3.

Oh, NO! It is suddenly revealed that someone who only mentioned sexual relations with females ALSO had such relations with men!
Someone get the president!

I honestly don't get the idea behind why one type of Shepard should have more fun than a homosexual one. I wouldn't mind having a few bisexual LI's to choose from, nor would I mind a whole crew of romancable characters.
I didn't romance anyone in ME-2, so I see no reason why people should feel forced to hit on, well, let's say Garrus only because there's a heart icon for them to click.
If you don't want to romance them, don't flirt with them.

I do think that Bioware won't force any of your bros to flirt with you, a la Anders, because they now know how sensitive people are to this kind of thing now. So calm down, honest.

would it be too hard to understand that if Shepard would be either gay or straight then it should have been in ME1? you know why that would make sense rather than getting your wish on the last part of this storyline? its because ME1 we formed the background and developed relationships with other characters in the game...it would make no sense if we disturb these well established relationships with other characters by throwing in the mix the possibility that male shep is gay...being gay doesnt affect me at all because its a personal choice people make and Its none of my business but to make shep gay at the end of the story throws the story out of balance and awkwardly written...but some people find that impossible to understand...here we go: DA2 part 2..results: Epic fail

Actually Shep was originally supposed to be bi, both Kaidan and Ashley were originally bi it was just pulled due to time restraints, the files are still there to prove it so im afraid your point is invalid. Also Tali was never going to be an LI but it was added due to demand, personally I dont think that character change ruined the game as I believe most Tali fans were pretty happy about it.

[alienatedflea]

SilentK wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...

Russalka wrote...

I do not oppose or favour previous characters turning out to be bisexual. I desire it to be well-written and would definitely be interested in an old character showing interest in my Shepard, but I realise that a sudden realisation or daring to express seems a bit sudden and inconsistent.

It might be fan service, but what can't be viewed as fan service in some way? 

look at DA2, When a company starts servicing their fans, the storyline pays for it...fan service: better combat system: Check, More romance options: Check, Storyline: suffered
DA2 all you do is run around a dam city and its not until half way through you realise...the storyline and its surrounding is stuck in that prison...i mean city which turned off alot of gamers...good job on getting what you want at the sacrifice of the whole series...

Hmmm.... the system used for romances in DA2 did not constrain Hawke to Kirkwall. "Merrill just hit on F!Hawke. Close the gates, close the gates!!!". It's just one part of the game. I do believe that making a ME2 LI bi could be very good in a game if it was well-written but I guess that they probably just introduce it with a new char. Was it wrong to make Tali a LI in ME2? I thought that that was a very nice fan-service anyways, didn't break the storyline for me at least. If I could just get her for my F!Shep. *Sigh*

oh okay...then why is there a huge difference between DA:O and DA2?...one was widely successful the other was a flop at best...

[ElitePinecone]

@flea:

Your doom-preaching is both premature and unwarranted. With respect, you've been against s/s romances since you've come to the forums - for reasons I can't even fathom and that you seem unable to articulate.

Do you seriously think Bioware would risk the storytelling integrity and appeal of the last game in the Mass Effect series - the most critically acclaimed series, celebrated and lauded series of games that they've ever created - by including content that was sub-par, contradictory or unsatisfactory? Would they pander to those wanting same-sex romances enough to, as you put it, "doom the Shepard storyline"?

No. Of course not. They're smarter, wiser and more creative than that. Trust in them.

More to the point, your obsession with Shepard's ruination via the evil spectre of teh ghey is... mystifying. Why not just enjoy the game for what it will be? Do a few lines of optional dialogue somehow contaminate a forty-hour game that's widely expected and promised to be one of the best cinematic gaming experiences of all time?

Is it *really* that big a deal?

[Saeran]

alienatedflea wrote...
As a side note, I am seeing a connection between most of the people who want gay romance in ME and their dragon age avatar
As far as I am concerned, the gay gamer community just doomed the ME shep storyline.  We are going to have people like in DA:A, Anders, who didnt have any hint of homosexuality and then all of the sudden he is now very emotional and homosexual in DA2...that character is effective destroyed...now we will have the same with jacob, garrus, wrex, thane, and many others...yet somehow it makes sense that those characters are gay...ill give you that shep can be gay if the gamer chooses it but those characters are well established and well-liked...but nooo the gay gamers community claim it can make sense...lol i dont think anyone of you have ever been told no so you think anything is possible if you complain enough...KUDOS it worked...

Oh? You have proof that Jacob, Garrus, Wrex, Thane will be gay? Citation needed.

And I'd rather have my Shepard avatar, I just can't be bothered doing it right now.

And thank you for putting all of us "gay gamers" in one big pot. I appreciate that. I want James Vega. Not an old character. But there is no reason to say someone like Kaidan can NOT be bisexual. Yes he can romance F!Shep, but then apparently losing M!Shep was like losing a limb. Sounds like he has some pretty deep feelings for Shepard right there.

[Paladus902]

alienatedflea wrote...

would it be too hard to understand that if Shepard would be either gay or straight then it should have been in ME1? you know why that would make sense rather than getting your wish on the last part of this storyline? its because ME1 we formed the background and developed relationships with other characters in the game...it would make no sense if we disturb these well established relationships with other characters by throwing in the mix the possibility that male shep is gay...being gay doesnt affect me at all because its a personal choice people make and Its none of my business but to make shep gay at the end of the story throws the story out of balance and awkwardly written...but some people find that impossible to understand...here we go: DA2 part 2..results: Epic fail

It seems that a lot of people's anxieties and fears about same-sex relationships stem from the idea that it may be somehow detrimental to gameplay.  Something that is very clear from both ME1 and ME2 is that relationships, while becoming an integral part of who your Shepard was, didn't seem to have to damning an impact on the overall outcome of the game, more so that they were simply a part of character development.  It makes sense to say therefore that in the end of the trilogy, there will be the option to engage in romances again, but as to whether these will have any massive impact upon the overall quality of your experience, the answer seems to be no.  In the end the romances are there for you to pursue to alter the Shepard you've progressed with, and you're not going to be forced to engage in any path you wouldn't want to.  It won't make it awkward because that sort of thing would only happen if you wanted it to, therefore suiting those who'd wish to take that path.

Further more, as someone pointed out, the Mass Effect series hasn't been developed or handled in the same way as the Dragon Age series, so its unlikely that the romances will be approached in the same manner.  While I will admit that in Dragon Age 2 Anders flirting surprised me a little, and while it annoyed me that seemingly refusing his approaches was detrimental to the friendship, it still didn't stop me from taking him along on most of the quests to have more of a bromance with the guy.

If we have faith in Bioware we can hope that Mass Effect 3 will not only deliver an epic conclusion that we've all been waiting for eagerly, but that any romances will help to only make that experience grander.

[alienatedflea]

WizenSlinky0 wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...

I'll give you that..shep has no sex orientation but the established characters do...somehow thats impossible to understand from what I hear...

No, they don't. All they have ever done is express interest in an opposite sex character. Only one or two characters in the course of the games have ever had dialogue to explictely reject a shepard of the same sex. The others don't make any comment one way or another.

If your best friend suddenly tells you he's gay tomorrow, are you going to complain about how that is not a part of his established character? Perhaps ask why he's giving into the minority population to become gay?

lol wow ok...this isnt real life...stop trying to micmicing your life in ME...this is a story!!...not a documentary...you cant just change the story just because you dont like it...come on man! wow...is this what kids are like today? lol wow

[WizenSlinky0]

alienatedflea wrote...

oh okay...then why is there a huge
difference between DA:O and DA2?...one was widely successful the other
was a flop at best...

DA2 was anything but a flop I assure you. The gamers may have had tons of issues with it but it made its money. If they hurt anything, it's sales for DA3, as fans will be more weary of the franchise.

It takes a lot to "flop" a franchise these days.

Besides, I never did understand how such small things are "gamebreakers". I mean, would I find it *strange* if Shepard somehow managed to find a squad FULL of bisexuals. Yeah, I would. Would it decrease my enjoyment of the game at all? Nop. Bother me in any way in the slightest? Nop.

Sexuality does not define a character. Declaring someone straight, gay, bisexual...does not change their character. Unless of course you have personal issues that prevent you from enjoying a character based entirely on sexuality.

alienatedflea wrote...

lol wow ok...this isnt real
life...stop trying to micmicing your life in ME...this is a
story!!...not a documentary...you cant just change the story just
because you dont like it...come on man! wow...is this what kids are like
today? lol wow

I beg to differ. You are making ignorant comments in real life right now even if it's over the safety of the internet. I assure you I am no kid.

I'm not changing anything. I didn't request this change. I simply accept it and understand that nothing is really changing.

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 17 mai 2011 - 01:51 .

[alienatedflea]

Saeran wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...
As a side note, I am seeing a connection between most of the people who want gay romance in ME and their dragon age avatar
As far as I am concerned, the gay gamer community just doomed the ME shep storyline.  We are going to have people like in DA:A, Anders, who didnt have any hint of homosexuality and then all of the sudden he is now very emotional and homosexual in DA2...that character is effective destroyed...now we will have the same with jacob, garrus, wrex, thane, and many others...yet somehow it makes sense that those characters are gay...ill give you that shep can be gay if the gamer chooses it but those characters are well established and well-liked...but nooo the gay gamers community claim it can make sense...lol i dont think anyone of you have ever been told no so you think anything is possible if you complain enough...KUDOS it worked...

Oh? You have proof that Jacob, Garrus, Wrex, Thane will be gay? Citation needed.

And I'd rather have my Shepard avatar, I just can't be bothered doing it right now.

And thank you for putting all of us "gay gamers" in one big pot. I appreciate that. I want James Vega. Not an old character. But there is no reason to say someone like Kaidan can NOT be bisexual. Yes he can romance F!Shep, but then apparently losing M!Shep was like losing a limb. Sounds like he has some pretty deep feelings for Shepard right there.

lol yes...im sorry..I thought I was playing a game that tells a great story...I didnt know I needed "proof" that these characters are established and (assuming Bioware does another DA2) then every character will be BISEXUAL just so gays can be happy while just pissing over the majority but hey good job..ME3 should be game of the year like DA2 but I guess the winner goes to Skyrim...who knew?

[lawp79]

alienatedflea wrote...

Saeran wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...
As a side note, I am seeing a connection between most of the people who want gay romance in ME and their dragon age avatar
As far as I am concerned, the gay gamer community just doomed the ME shep storyline.  We are going to have people like in DA:A, Anders, who didnt have any hint of homosexuality and then all of the sudden he is now very emotional and homosexual in DA2...that character is effective destroyed...now we will have the same with jacob, garrus, wrex, thane, and many others...yet somehow it makes sense that those characters are gay...ill give you that shep can be gay if the gamer chooses it but those characters are well established and well-liked...but nooo the gay gamers community claim it can make sense...lol i dont think anyone of you have ever been told no so you think anything is possible if you complain enough...KUDOS it worked...

Oh? You have proof that Jacob, Garrus, Wrex, Thane will be gay? Citation needed.

And I'd rather have my Shepard avatar, I just can't be bothered doing it right now.

And thank you for putting all of us "gay gamers" in one big pot. I appreciate that. I want James Vega. Not an old character. But there is no reason to say someone like Kaidan can NOT be bisexual. Yes he can romance F!Shep, but then apparently losing M!Shep was like losing a limb. Sounds like he has some pretty deep feelings for Shepard right there.

lol yes...im sorry..I thought I was playing a game that tells a great story...I didnt know I needed "proof" that these characters are established and (assuming Bioware does another DA2) then every character will be BISEXUAL just so gays can be happy while just pissing over the majority but hey good job..ME3 should be game of the year like DA2 but I guess the winner goes to Skyrim...who knew?

Omg you are behaving like a child who is about to take there football home so no one else can play with it. "Just so gays can be happy" please there is so much wrong with that

[Cootie]

alienatedflea wrote...

lol yes...im sorry..I thought I was playing a game that tells a great story...I didnt know I needed "proof" that these characters are established and (assuming Bioware does another DA2) then every character will be BISEXUAL just so gays can be happy while just pissing over the majority but hey good job..ME3 should be game of the year like DA2 but I guess the winner goes to Skyrim...who knew?

I like the way you instantly push the game away for completely vain and shallow reasons and how you tie two and two together and get infinity.

You, sir, should be given a medal. Only you see through the fog.
Good man.


Now, I seem to have lost those polls people made a couple of pages back. Have we reached some sort of consensus or, like, general stance?

Modifié par Cootie, 17 mai 2011 - 01:59 .

[Someone With Mass]

Really? The game is ruined just because some people might not have the same sexual preference as you?

That's weak...

[HolyMoogle]

alienatedflea wrote...

As far as I am concerned, the gay gamer community just doomed the ME shep storyline.  We are going to have people like in DA:A, Anders, who didnt have any hint of homosexuality and then all of the sudden he is now very emotional and homosexual in DA2...that character is effective destroyed...now we will have the same with jacob, garrus, wrex, thane, and many others...yet somehow it makes sense that those characters are gay...ill give you that shep can be gay if the gamer chooses it but those characters are well established and well-liked...but nooo the gay gamers community claim it can make sense...lol i dont think anyone of you have ever been told no so you think anything is possible if you complain enough...KUDOS it worked...

What a disgusting thing to say.

I have a tenuous enough view of people who criticize M/M romances in Bioware games as it is, and you've just confirmed all the worst stereotypes. Bigotry doesn't belong on a civilized forum.

[alienatedflea]

WizenSlinky0 wrote...

alienatedflea wrote...

oh okay...then why is there a huge
difference between DA:O and DA2?...one was widely successful the other
was a flop at best...

DA2 was anything but a flop I assure you. The gamers may have had tons of issues with it but it made its money. If they hurt anything, it's sales for DA3, as fans will be more weary of the franchise.

It takes a lot to "flop" a franchise these days.

Besides, I never did understand how such small things are "gamebreakers". I mean, would I find it *strange* if Shepard somehow managed to find a squad FULL of bisexuals. Yeah, I would. Would it decrease my enjoyment of the game at all? Nop. Bother me in any way in the slightest? Nop.

Sexuality does not define a character. Declaring someone straight, gay, bisexual...does not change their character. Unless of course you have personal issues that prevent you from enjoying a character based entirely on sexuality.

alienatedflea wrote...

lol wow ok...this isnt real
life...stop trying to micmicing your life in ME...this is a
story!!...not a documentary...you cant just change the story just
because you dont like it...come on man! wow...is this what kids are like
today? lol wow

I beg to differ. You are making ignorant comments in real life right now even if it's over the safety of the internet. I assure you I am no kid.

I'm not changing anything. I didn't request this change. I simply accept it and understand that nothing is really changing.

I never claimed that your age reflects that you are a kid...the way you act sounds like maturity level is lacking...the ME series was great as is...yet you and many others couldnt help but complain about no gay romances and went as far as to compare apples to oranges (Dragon Age to Mass Effect) but whatever, ME3 is going to be medicore like DA2...and that to me is a flop especially when the game could be the best game ever made which at this point looks like a dim light at the end of the tunnel...oh well, I will let the gay community to relentlessly defend bioware's actions...have a good day sir/ma'am

[Kronner]

Well, I hope it won't become a freaking joke like DA2's romances. Because if everyone is suddenly bisexual or gay, it will be ridiculous, at best.

Modifié par Kronner, 17 mai 2011 - 02:12 .

[WizenSlinky0]

alienatedflea wrote...

I never claimed that your age reflects that you are a kid...the way you act sounds like maturity level is lacking...the ME series was great as is...yet you and many others couldnt help but complain about no gay romances and went as far as to compare apples to oranges (Dragon Age to Mass Effect) but whatever, ME3 is going to be medicore like DA2...and that to me is a flop especially when the game could be the best game ever made which at this point looks like a dim light at the end of the tunnel...oh well, I will let the gay community to relentlessly defend bioware's actions...have a good day sir/ma'am

Funny I could say the same thing about you.

"Went as far as to compare apples to oranges (Dragon Age to Mass Effect)"
"ME3 is going  to be medicore like DA2"

I don't even know how you managed to type both of those sentences in a row without smacking yourself sane.

The fact you believe gay romances make ME3 go from "Best game ever" to "medicore" is a very telling statement. 

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 17 mai 2011 - 02:13 .

[HolyMoogle]

alienatedflea wrote...

I never claimed that your age reflects that you are a kid...the way you act sounds like maturity level is lacking...the ME series was great as is...yet you and many others couldnt help but complain about no gay romances and went as far as to compare apples to oranges (Dragon Age to Mass Effect) but whatever, ME3 is going to be medicore like DA2...and that to me is a flop especially when the game could be the best game ever made which at this point looks like a dim light at the end of the tunnel...oh well, I will let the gay community to relentlessly defend bioware's actions...have a good day sir/ma'am

oh yes...isn't itterrible...they can'te ven write properly... they never use ellipses or anything... it makes me sad ... those nasty gays have ruinedeverything...i;m going to go eat worms now... .... .......