naledgeborn wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Vanguard, Level 30. Always a Vanguard. The only problem is that I don't have upgrades anymore, cuz of New Game +.naledgeborn wrote...
LOL, then don't die. What class are you playing?
And I skipped Veteran and Hardcore.
Do you have the Cerberus or DLC equipment?
Hence why I stick to Casual.MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Screw Insanity. I tried to do it, but it got on my nerves. And I don't even want to know how bad the Scions are on Insanity. I want to have fun, not play to get frustrated.
jtav wrote...
Not everyone. Jack's awesome. Mordin's funny as ever.Miranda seems to have lost her jagged edges.
I've always left somebody behind with Garrus. I'm so awful at shooting that I need to buy myself as much time as I can.MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
When playing on Insanity, Is it wise to leave one one your squadmates with Garrus?
MisterJB wrote...
Mordin is easily on the top 5 of my favorite characters in the entire Mass Effect universe.
The genophage was a necessary evil at the time. However, I feel that the Rebellions were as much the salarians's fault as the krogan's and, once it was over, there should have been a real effort on the part of the council races to influence the krogan culture with the purpose of making their existence alongside the other species a possibility. Instead, they washed their hands off the issue, condemning the krogan to a slow extinction. This lead to the continued need for the genophage until the krogans are gone.
However, with Wrex keeping the clans in line and leading them towards a better future, I believe it is time to start thinking about, if not curing it, at least reducing the severity of the genophage.
Scions and Praetorians *shivers*MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
^You make a GREAT point. I don't even want to know how bad the Scions are on Insanity.
Td1984 wrote...
Scions and Praetorians *shivers*MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
^You make a GREAT point. I don't even want to know how bad the Scions are on Insanity.
I miss the husks from ME1 whose biggest problem was their electrical charge. In ME2 they're a serious pain to kill.
schemata wrote...
I love several of the characters in the ME universe and usually for different reasons.
Miranda: Miri made a huge impact on me during the project Lazuras escape. I loved her cold, competent persona. I was instantly drawn right in. It gave cerberus a kind of personality, a credibility with someone like miri backing it. Pieces of her came together after jacob and her LM, as well as conversations throughout the mass effect 2 game. She's the first and probably only LI that I feel is sheps equal. And I love that. a lot.
Wrex and by extension the Krogan. I loved him in ME1, he was pretty straight forward and didnt pull any punches. The confrontation made me respect Wrex more, he knew what was at stake, but to see Krogan and the genophage cured he set aside his merc attitude and stepped up to defend the Krogan mantle. that continued into Me2 where he becomes a visionary and through krogan ideals, like strength, begins consildating the other krogan clans. Epic
Legion: He blew me away and I didnt see him coming. his conversations were utterly fascinating, and made me think about the idea of evolution; the conflict between the quarians and the geth and I just want more. I love how the Geth operate, though they do seem to feel their end lies in becoming a reaper of sorts, themselves. Minus the "reaping" aspect, or so I hope.
Garrus: his path so far has made sense, he was so frustrated with C-Sec, it made sense that he ended up in omega. Im hoping between my influence with Dr heart and Sidonis, he evolves past his flaws from the first two games, I hope he becomes a spectre- but more in line with my shep (paragon) ideals, then say- a saren esq spectre. for the sake of his overall well being I guess.
Mordin. The moral ambiguity of miri, and the creativity of Legion I love his character. Though Ive tried to avoid leaks and what not, I think I see where his character is going in Me3. and im happy. By extension, the salarians, I love their species. Its fascinating to contemplate how their short life spans contribute to their mentality.
Tali and by extension the quarians. I won't say too much about tali her as this is a miri thread, but Ill admit Im having a really hard time deciding on either her or miri for my main canon. I love the quarians and their past, and feel they are a truly unique race.
Other noteables, Jack- I get her. And like her after several conversations. Samara, Love her hardcore, her ideals and black and white extreme value trotting persona is just damn sexy. Kaiden, jacob, are well adjusted bros in battle. Thane is interesting mainly because of the drell, well him too actually. grunt, love his story. Liara is- decent. Ashley is probably my least favorite. I think in large part the romance is really thrown on you by just being friendly to her and having a conversation. So by time she was citing me poetry, i was thinking, WOAH, hold on a sec. Im not that into you, keep that crap to yourself.
just some random thoughts
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Indeed. The question is how much more there is. If the one missing scene we absolutely know will be there is basically all we get (excepting the little snippet here or there), that's going to disappoint greatly.jtav wrote...
What has me worried is that we're pinning a lot of our hope on what we're not seeing. That's happened before, and it didn't end well for me.
LOL: It appears we're oscillating between trepidation and anticipation. So, nothing has changed since mid-November...jtav wrote...
But maybe we'll get something even more awesome to replace it. And it could be worse.
Ieldra2 wrote...
Indeed. The question is how much more there is. If the one missing scene we absolutely know will be there is basically all we get (excepting the little snippet here or there), that's going to disappoint greatly.jtav wrote...
What has me worried is that we're pinning a lot of our hope on what we're not seeing. That's happened before, and it didn't end well for me.
That's the feeling I had until the leak. Now, the evidence points the other way. As jtav said, at some point putting our hopes into what's missing becomes indistinguishable from wishful thinking. The problem is we don't know if we're past that point.Dr. Doctor wrote...
jtav wrote...
Not everyone. Jack's awesome. Mordin's funny as ever.Miranda seems to have lost her jagged edges.
I'm sort of getting the feeling that a lot of Miranda's story is going to be tied into the Cerberus arc. Other than TIM she's really the player's connection to Cerberus in ME2.
If you don't mind a recommendation: play an Insanity game with a regular imported Shepard, not NG+. NG+ Insanity is significantly more difficult. I've played on Insanity with a Soldier, an Engineer and an Infiltrator, and the only problem with being basically unable to win was with the Engineer and Infiltrator in the Quarian Crash Site mission.MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
^You make a GREAT point. I don't even want to know how bad the Scions are on Insanity.
Ieldra2 wrote...
That's the feeling I had until the leak. Now, the evidence points the other way. As jtav said, at some point putting our hopes into what's missing becomes indistinguishable from wishful thinking. The problem is we don't know if we're past that point.Dr. Doctor wrote...
jtav wrote...
Not everyone. Jack's awesome. Mordin's funny as ever.Miranda seems to have lost her jagged edges.
I'm sort of getting the feeling that a lot of Miranda's story is going to be tied into the Cerberus arc. Other than TIM she's really the player's connection to Cerberus in ME2.
Ieldra2 wrote...
That's the feeling I had until the leak. Now, the evidence points the other way. As jtav said, at some point putting our hopes into what's missing becomes indistinguishable from wishful thinking. The problem is we don't know if we're past that point.Dr. Doctor wrote...
jtav wrote...
Not everyone. Jack's awesome. Mordin's funny as ever.Miranda seems to have lost her jagged edges.
I'm sort of getting the feeling that a lot of Miranda's story is going to be tied into the Cerberus arc. Other than TIM she's really the player's connection to Cerberus in ME2.
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