flemm wrote...
Babi_Siha wrote...
Thanks! I swore she was one the available options to go inside the vents.
We may not be very well-informed on all issues...
But dammit we know who can go into the vents and who cannot
I think it was mostly the finale that was underwhelming. The Tuchanga and Rannoch story arcs had some of the best material we've seen in the entire trilogy, and there were a few great missions and a sh*tload of great character moments dotted throughout the campaign. There were definitely a few dull spots but overall I think the campaign up until we land on Earth is pretty exceptional.o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
All this talk of the SM makes me depressed over how underwhelming the Earth mission is.
They apparently had you assigning War Assets at one point and that was cut...because of time restraints.
What could have been...
For supposedly being the most "epic" and "grandiose" of the trilogy, a lot of ME3's missions are fairly underwhelming, with Earth being the centerpiece.
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 13 août 2012 - 09:14 .
ZOMG. I see Luis.kratos0294 wrote...
There is a miss of pictures i believe.....and since we are on the topic that she is wearing underwear
http://imageshack.us...wallpaperb.jpg/
Modifié par hot_heart, 13 août 2012 - 09:15 .
JeanLuc761 wrote...
I think it was mostly the finale that was underwhelming. The Tuchanga and Rannoch story arcs had some of the best material we've seen in the entire trilogy, and there were a few great missions and a sh*tload of great character moments dotted throughout the campaign. There were definitely a few dull spots but overall I think the campaign up until we land on Earth is pretty exceptional.o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
All this talk of the SM makes me depressed over how underwhelming the Earth mission is.
They apparently had you assigning War Assets at one point and that was cut...because of time restraints.
What could have been...
For supposedly being the most "epic" and "grandiose" of the trilogy, a lot of ME3's missions are fairly underwhelming, with Earth being the centerpiece.
Babi_Siha wrote...
Luckly, replaying ME2 is fun instead of torturous if compared to replaying ME3. :happy:
Modifié par flemm, 13 août 2012 - 09:17 .
....:innocent:<3
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 13 août 2012 - 09:16 .
ChrisRudson wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
All this talk of the SM makes me depressed over how underwhelming the Earth mission is.
They apparently had you assigning War Assets at one point and that was cut...because of time restraints.
What could have been...
For supposedly being the most "epic" and "grandiose" of the trilogy, a lot of ME3's missions are fairly underwhelming, with Earth being the centerpiece.
Yeah, there were actually some dialogue that was cut wherein you could here Zaeed and Jack fighting through reaper hordes.
JeanLuc761 wrote...
I think it was mostly the finale that was underwhelming. The Tuchanga and Rannoch story arcs had some of the best material we've seen in the entire trilogy, and there were a few great missions and a sh*tload of great character moments dotted throughout the campaign. There were definitely a few dull spots but overall I think the campaign up until we land on Earth is pretty exceptional.o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
All this talk of the SM makes me depressed over how underwhelming the Earth mission is.
They apparently had you assigning War Assets at one point and that was cut...because of time restraints.
What could have been...
For supposedly being the most "epic" and "grandiose" of the trilogy, a lot of ME3's missions are fairly underwhelming, with Earth being the centerpiece.
o Ventus wrote...
ChrisRudson wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
All this talk of the SM makes me depressed over how underwhelming the Earth mission is.
They apparently had you assigning War Assets at one point and that was cut...because of time restraints.
What could have been...
For supposedly being the most "epic" and "grandiose" of the trilogy, a lot of ME3's missions are fairly underwhelming, with Earth being the centerpiece.
Yeah, there were actually some dialogue that was cut wherein you could here Zaeed and Jack fighting through reaper hordes.
Not to mention the scrapped face-to-face goodbyes.
Of all the things that DIDN'T need to be cut but were anyway, why was THIS one of them?
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
I have a question--Off Topic--about the Presidium. Sorry for typing something off topic, but this has been bugging me.
How can people walk Normally on the Presidium? It's .3 Gs, lower than the Surface Gravity on Mars, which is .38 Gs. At even .38 Gs, you can't walk normally. You "skip" or jump. So how can people on the Presidium walk normally? BioWare created all these complex explanations in the Codex Entries, but they couldn't find a clever way to explain why no one walks incorrectly on the Presidium do due a lower gravitational pull?
Is this because of Eezo? What?
Taboo-XX wrote...
I can't see anything in there that would help with sweat. Do you?
*snip*
Perhaps it's simply not apparent. Or maybe she really does need to shower after each mission. I would imagine she has a whole wardrobe of these things...
Taboo-XX wrote...
I can't see anything in there that would help with sweat. Do you?
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I'd argue that Mass Effect 2 suffers from that problem more than ME3 does. Think about the between-mission stuff (that wasn't a one-on-one conversation with a squadmate)...there really wasn't much. The Normandy felt very dead as nobody moved around or talked to each other, the hubs were just the same repeated lines when you walk by people...it was really nice to look at but there wasn't much substance unless you were on a mission.hot_heart wrote...
ME3 has some really great missions but it doesn't have 'the stuff inbetween', or at least nearly enough. Part of that is the type of story, and painting themselves into a corner, and I think another is just rushing things.
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
I can't see anything in there that would help with sweat. Do you?
*snip*
Perhaps it's simply not apparent. Or maybe she really does need to shower after each mission. I would imagine she has a whole wardrobe of these things...
Shepard could be augmented like Adam Jensen.
Maybe he has dehumidifiers in his hands.
Dr. Doctor wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
I have a question--Off Topic--about the Presidium. Sorry for typing something off topic, but this has been bugging me.
How can people walk Normally on the Presidium? It's .3 Gs, lower than the Surface Gravity on Mars, which is .38 Gs. At even .38 Gs, you can't walk normally. You "skip" or jump. So how can people on the Presidium walk normally? BioWare created all these complex explanations in the Codex Entries, but they couldn't find a clever way to explain why no one walks incorrectly on the Presidium do due a lower gravitational pull?
Is this because of Eezo? What?
The Presidium ring spins at a constant speed. This circular motion exerts a force that makes the people and objects within the ring want to move outwards but the floor stops that from happening. This allows the Presidium ring to replicate the force of gravity without needing fancy artificial gravity systems.
There's the sign in the C-Sec office that warns you about it:
snip
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 13 août 2012 - 09:26 .
ChrisRudson wrote...
Also, I can't recall that we had a timed mission on ME3. Like the one on ME2 that you had to escape the geth dreadnought(Legion LM).
Also, I'd replay ME2 today. I miss everything in that game, except scanning planets. Pretty much, I'd like to see the whole romance again.
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