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[Ieldra]

Flemm, what's the latest date for contributions to the fanbook?

Modifié par Ieldra2, 11 avril 2012 - 07:32 .

[MADNESSSsss]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

Dr. Doctor wrote...
As for the whole Cronos/Earth situation I still have this mental image of the entire team, ME2 squaddies included fighting through the streets of London marching towards the Conduit.

Well, it looks like they were going to have that happen at some point:

Jack: www.youtube.com/watch

Grunt: www.youtube.com/watch

..they have lines for Jacob, The Geth Primes, etc....hell even Zaeed has some battle shouts, (who was DLC in ME2 and got barely anything in ME3)

Some of the lines suggest they were all going to be at the Forward Base in the flesh not this vidcom crap we got...

Source?

[MisterJB]

Ieldra2 wrote...
 My mind's still reeling that they didn't make Miranda at TIM's bas a priority. The omission is almost as bad as the endings. 

Much, much, much worse.
But worse still is her "confrontation" with her father, if you can call it that. It's in the game but...it's also not.

Skullheart wrote...
ME4 will be released some day, the protagonist will be Shepard and Liara's daugther.

Bioware is not going to make a game where you can't play as a human. It's not profitable.

[Asakawa]

Yannkee wrote...

I agree.

But I think the most painful is when I have to go to deck 3 ..
Damn ! I miss my XO.

.............. i wanted to shoot something when i saw what happened to Miranda's room. Honestly.

[flemm]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Flemm, what's the latest date for contributions to the fanbook?

As of now there is no deadline. We will take some time with this, and do it right, as it is likely to be a one-time statement.

This is more or less how I see it playing out: I'd like to have everything in place towards the end of April, at which point we will set a final deadline and make a big push for submissions.

Once there is a deadline, there will be plenty of advanced notice.

[kookie28]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

kookie28 wrote...

Oddly enough none of my friends like Liara. They just say, "She's blue and hawt!" Pity.

And if those are the only reason why people "love" Liara so damn much, then I wonder: Is there know other specific reason? If not, then I rest my case: It's nothing more than some type of fetish on Alien Women, especially those with a Primary Colored Skin, like Blue.

We have MANY MANY Reason why we Love Miri. She is NOT ONLY Gorgeous, and Sexy with a Sexy Accent, but she is ALSO a Smart Woman, a Bad-Ass, a Wonderful Marskman, a Powerful Biotic, a Beautifully Well Driven and Fleshed Out Character, ETC.

I'm surprised that I have not really seen a Liaramancers say the same thing.

IMHO, Miranda is MORE THAN what Liara will EVER be!

Most of the time in ME3, when I see Liara in "her" office, I say to myself, "Get out of her Office! This is not yours to take. Go back to the damn Shadow Broker Base!"

I agree, but it's obvious they were more focused on the casual crowd in ME3. Liara is easier to sell to that crowd, apparently.
I just hate what they did to Miranda in the process. You know, I thought the ending would be the reason I stopped playing ME3. But it's not. It's the characters. I like Garrus and I warmed up to Ashley, but the squad is as bad as ME1. If not worse.

[Asakawa]

flemm wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Flemm, what's the latest date for contributions to the fanbook?

As of now there is no deadline. We will take some time with this, and do it right, as it is likely to be a one-time statement.

This is more or less how I see it playing out: I'd like to have everything in place towards the end of April, at which point we will set a final deadline and make a big push for submissions.

Once there is a deadline, there will be plenty of advanced notice.

phew, good to know! till then, i'll have time to find someone for co-labs for the drawings! after the card i wanna work on the pilot one, but i reaaaaaaaally have this feeling that i'll mess everything up if I do the colors.

[Td1984]

Asakawa wrote...

Yannkee wrote...

Never enjoyed walking in the Normandy in ME3.
Something ... no someone is missing.

yeah, i know what you mean.

and also, i remember playing the game for the 1st time and my boyfriend saying: what the hell happened to the lights in the normandy? and this depressing envyroment?

it totally makes you give up on just walk through the normandy.

no don't you guys go on telling that this was made to fit the 'dark' tone in the game. I'm so sick and tired of this.

I hate the new SR-2.5 (I call it that because it's nothing like the SR-2 and the retrofitting was unfinished).

[flemm]

Asakawa wrote...
phew, good to know! till then, i'll have time to find someone for co-labs for the drawings! after the card i wanna work on the pilot one, but i reaaaaaaaally have this feeling that i'll mess everything up if I do the colors.

Yeah, I think especially for fan art-style contributions, it's best to get the word out and give everyone some time to work

[Vertigo_1]

MADNESSSsss wrote...
Source?

Well, these clips are within the audio files that also include the vidcom stuff we see now at London

[Asakawa]

flemm wrote...

Asakawa wrote...
phew, good to know! till then, i'll have time to find someone for co-labs for the drawings! after the card i wanna work on the pilot one, but i reaaaaaaaally have this feeling that i'll mess everything up if I do the colors.

Yeah, I think especially for fan art-style contributions, it's best to get the word out and give everyone some time to work

i'm spreading the word on BSN, and i'll also do that on facebook, twitter and deviantart. You know when you do something that you like, and if you keep working on it, you're TOTALLY SURE that you're gonna screw it up? Working the colors was never my best shot, and i want those two drawings to look great in the highest level of my capabilities, so that is: okay. Hahaha!

There are already so many great fanarts in this book that i don't wanna disappoint.

[hot_heart]

This is going to sound like a really stupid question for an ME fan to ask but how does an omni-tool actually work? I mean, is it a watch thing that is worn, or a device that sits in a pocket, that generates the holo stuff?

[kookie28]

hot_heart wrote...

This is going to sound like a really stupid question for an ME fan to ask but how does an omni-tool actually work? I mean, is it a watch thing that is worn, or a device that sits in a pocket, that generates the holo stuff?

Truth be told I don't know either.

[flemm]

Asakawa wrote...

i'm spreading the word on BSN, and i'll also do that on facebook, twitter and deviantart. You know when you do something that you like, and if you keep working on it, you're TOTALLY SURE that you're gonna screw it up? Working the colors was never my best shot, and i want those two drawings to look great in the highest level of my capabilities, so that is: okay. Hahaha!

There are already so many great fanarts in this book that i don't wanna disappoint.

I'm sure they will look fantastic!

I wish I could help with the colors, but alas, I have no expertise in that area

[Asakawa]

flemm wrote...

I'm sure they will look fantastic!

I wish I could help with the colors, but alas, I have no expertise in that area

you guys are my beta testers "rach, that's good, that's not, that works, that doesn't, how about this, how about that, etc etc etc" so it's already some great help

[Ieldra]

hot_heart wrote...
This is going to sound like a really stupid question for an ME fan to ask but how does an omni-tool actually work? I mean, is it a watch thing that is worn, or a device that sits in a pocket, that generates the holo stuff?

I see it as a combination of a holo-communicator, a high-speed miniaturized computer running, among other things, an electronic warfare suite, and a portable nanofactory. The actual omnitool is worn under the clothing or armor armor or even implanted in the arm and when you activate it it projects the haptic interface which is all you see in the game.

/worldbuilder mode

Modifié par Ieldra2, 11 avril 2012 - 08:10 .

[hot_heart]

Ah, I think I read a codex thing that said as such. Thanks!

So...new question

Do we think Mr. Lawson had Miranda created with one in-hand, or is it in the glove?

[flemm]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

And I'm reminded of Jessica's PM to me one day after we were discussing her in ME3:

"She's incredible in ME3. They really did her justice :)"

The funny part is that when I read that I want to say, "She's just a Bioware cheerleader!"

And then I remember what Jack says in ME2 and that Jessica's a Miranda fan...

And then I'm not sure what to think

[Ieldra]

hot_heart wrote...
Ah, I think I read a codex thing that said as such. Thanks!

So...new question

Do we think Mr. Lawson had Miranda created with one in-hand, or is it in the glove?

Err....do you understand how genetic engineering works? You can't just create an adult human, the human has to grow the usual way in a surrogate mother or an artificial uterus. Only the genetic template was artificially created. I have written a lot of stuff about that for Elyvern's fanfic if you're interested.

Any implants would have been made after Miranda was born. Eezo nodules and controllers for the biotics would have to be implanted before puberty. I don't think she'd have had implanted omnitools before she became an operative.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 11 avril 2012 - 08:16 .

[CrutchCricket]

Omni-tools aren't implants. They're just devices worn on the arm.

[flemm]

Yannkee wrote...

A reunion scene for the Miranda&Shepard alive ending, maybe ?
I'm not the only one who wish to see this ?

You're right, that would be good. I'll edit the post to add that detail as soon as I have a moment, then repost it.

[jtav]

And for all we know, she just wears one.

Here's a discussion topic: pretend Miranda had joined you during that first conversation. How does she get along with the rest of your squad? Where would she stay--and no, the captain's quarters is not a valid answer.

[hot_heart]

Sorry; poor choice of words. I know you don't grow an omni-tool but I meant it as whether he would have chosen it as an implant or she would have decided to acquire one later.

Thanks for the input though.

CrutchCricket wrote...

Omni-tools aren't implants. They're just devices worn on the arm.

http://masseffect.wi...ptive_Interface

That suggested it was a possibility. Just inviting discussion.

Modifié par hot_heart, 11 avril 2012 - 08:21 .

[Ieldra]

jtav wrote...
And for all we know, she just wears one.

Here's a discussion topic: pretend Miranda had joined you during that first conversation. How does she get along with the rest of your squad? Where would she stay--and no, the captain's quarters is not a valid answer.

The room that was Thane's in ME2 would be perfect for her.

And I think she would get along fine with most team members after what she did at Sanctuary. No more questions about her loyalty, except perhaps from Ashley or Kaidan. There would be a personality clash with Ashley, but that's about it. She'd be very interested in talking with Javik.

[CrutchCricket]

hot_heart wrote...
http://masseffect.wi...ptive_Interface

That suggested it was a possibility. Just inviting discussion.

That's completely separate from omni-tools. Those implants just detect where your fingers are relative to the holographic "keys" and when you've "pressed" one. They're used for all holo interfaces not just omni-tools. Omni-tool devices themselves are worn on the arm.