GooseofSteel wrote...
Acknowledged.
This unit now can rest and begin conversational topics with organics later. Right now, we are entering temporary shut down mode to process data banks from other Geth.
Modifié par TrueMadayar, 21 mars 2012 - 05:21 .
Yuvero wrote...
*snip*
They should have more people on their side with this Generals 2 coming soon.
TrueMadayar wrote...
nitefyre410 wrote...
Thats why I choose the tell Ashley at the hospital while she was still on bed rest and could not move...The only thing could do was sit there an accept it. and move on. .. it all went as planed.
I killed Ashley. Not that I didn't like her. Really, she was part of the team. But there were several reasons I chose Kaidan over her. First of all - tactical. Kaidan was with the bomb. The bomb was strategically important, without it, the whole mission fails. I had to ensure it would go off. So I had to turn around and get to Kaidan. That I had no time to extract Ashley anymore - one of the saddest moments. But tactically it was the right decision. Then there was the family background. Ashley was from a military family, and not an only child. She was aching to redeem herself for the deeds of her grandfather - which was weird, since her grandfather didn't do anything wrong in my eyes, but still. That she was honored for the sacrifice most likely helped her remaining family. Kaidan however is an only-child, and has not met anybody. He however is a trained biotic, and an advocate for peace and tolerance. He's better fit to face the challenges between the species, and in my opinion the much better Spectre candidate. However, since the ending eradicates the possibility of co-existence, it's rather futile to think about it.
And it made sure that I took Tali with me on whatever mission I would be on to - since seperation had caused a squad member to die.
TrueMadayar wrote...
GooseofSteel wrote...
We note that the Krogan will "pummel" us if we attempt to shoot. However, assuming Urdnot Wrex acknowledges that we are not completely perfect, then we assume he would not mind a little fireworks.
We could shoot at Reaper remains...
Tali must name the house.
nitefyre410 wrote...
I don't know I heard that alot people are going swear that off.. and look back a Starcraft 2Lheart of the swarm ...
Alot of people are pissed about these endings.... this may have hurt Biowares brand loyalty.
Fenrisfil wrote...
TrueMadayar wrote...
GooseofSteel wrote...
We note that the Krogan will "pummel" us if we attempt to shoot. However, assuming Urdnot Wrex acknowledges that we are not completely perfect, then we assume he would not mind a little fireworks.
We could shoot at Reaper remains...
Tali must name the house.
I think the name would be obvious. After all, once a Vas Normandy, always a Vas Normandy.
Fenrisfil wrote...
I let Kaiden die with the bomb. Kinda went against the Ruthless background, but I felt it was Kaiden or that whole Salarian team plus Ashley. Tactically though I teamed up more with Ashley, because as a Vanguard in ME1 (remember, no charge), you really need that long range support and while I mostly took Garrus, it is nice to have a change now and then. When I took Kaiden (usually for his tech skills), I ended up taking Ashley as well (because Garrus overlapped on the ability to open containers and stuff), so as a result Ashley got much more squad time.
forthary wrote...
Give the house a name? I wouldn't. If Shepard + Tali lived on say, a island or peninsula, I could understand naming that. But a house? I've never heard of anyone naming their house before...
nitefyre410 wrote...
I'm giving them a chance to fix this...I will see in April, if they do not correct this issue in a manner which is satisfactory...I'm done doing buisness with them. I will talk about the characters and such one the fourms but I will not buy anymore of their games.
TrueMadayar wrote...
forthary wrote...
Give the house a name? I wouldn't. If Shepard + Tali lived on say, a island or peninsula, I could understand naming that. But a house? I've never heard of anyone naming their house before...
Oh, many houses have names. "Murder home". "Death trap". "Mad's Dungeon". You name it - literally.
forthary wrote...
Fenrisfil wrote...
TrueMadayar wrote...
Tali must name the house.
I think the name would be obvious. After all, once a Vas Normandy, always a Vas Normandy.
Give the house a name? I wouldn't. If Shepard + Tali lived on say, a island or peninsula, I could understand naming that. But a house? I've never heard of anyone naming their house before...
Fenrisfil wrote...
Really? It's quite a common practice. At least in the UK (and probably Europe). Don't know about the US. I don't think I've ever lived in a house that didn't have a name (though I have lived in flats without them, naming flats seems redundant). Of course these days it's pretty much only for traditions sake and I would guess that most new houses don't have a name.
TrueMadayar wrote...
Well, I was a tactical fighter - Infiltrator, so to say - so long range was my thing, anyway. Sure, Ashley was basically useless compared to the tank option of Wrex or additional long range support by Garrus, and Kaidan was flatlined by the biotic abilities of Liara, and as a Tech Support there's always Tali, anyway. But Ashley as a fighter-only was of...the least use to me in most situation, but the logical reason for a second team lead. After all, she had experience with it, and would not let a squad die again. And again, my choice to return to the bomb - too important. Would've sacrificed entire second team if necessary. Job needed to be done.
Fenrisfil wrote...
I think having tech skills is a big bonus in ME1, gives you a lot more flexibility. With Kaiden dead, I always had to have either Garrus or Tali on my team.
Which, was of course Awesome. Good job they turned out to be the best two characters in the game really and quickly grew to be much more then "characters that open stuff" for me.
TrueMadayar wrote...
Fenrisfil wrote...
I think having tech skills is a big bonus in ME1, gives you a lot more flexibility. With Kaiden dead, I always had to have either Garrus or Tali on my team.
Which, was of course Awesome. Good job they turned out to be the best two characters in the game really and quickly grew to be much more then "characters that open stuff" for me.
Yeah, like the common thief. Hehe. I love how they follow up on the stupid things in the other games. Talking about the "slap omnigel on everything" in ME2, and how that horrible vehicle section was basically **** in ME3...
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TrueMadayar wrote...
Yeah, like the common thief. Hehe. I love how they follow up on the stupid things in the other games. Talking about the "slap omnigel on everything" in ME2, and how that horrible vehicle section was basically **** in ME3...
forthary wrote...
And how conrad verner accused you of pointing a gun in his face even if you didn't. Though I thought the mako was ok even though it had a few flaws, I didn't like the vehicle featured in DLC for Mass Effect 2. Ill take the mako any day, that thing can climmmmmmmb. I never cared for the Omni-Gel thing, and I thought the hacking process was too easy in Mass Effect 2 once you buy stuff and get the hang of it.
Fenrisfil wrote...
That line "I appologise if I ever accused you of putting a gun in my face when you didn't".
I didn't mind the Mako, it was just the endless roaming of planets to find things that didn't seem to have any real importance (at least some of it got worked into ME3 as an war assets). The Firewalker missions in ME2 seemed pointless. Did they have any impact on ME3? I don't recall it if it did.
Fenrisfil wrote...
forthary wrote...
And how conrad verner accused you of pointing a gun in his face even if you didn't. Though I thought the mako was ok even though it had a few flaws, I didn't like the vehicle featured in DLC for Mass Effect 2. Ill take the mako any day, that thing can climmmmmmmb. I never cared for the Omni-Gel thing, and I thought the hacking process was too easy in Mass Effect 2 once you buy stuff and get the hang of it.
That line "I appologise if I ever accused you of putting a gun in my face when you didn't".
I didn't mind the Mako, it was just the endless roaming of planets to find things that didn't seem to have any real importance (at least some of it got worked into ME3 as an war assets). The Firewalker missions in ME2 seemed pointless. Did they have any impact on ME3? I don't recall it if it did.
This is why i want to go back and play through all the game again, I missed a lot of stuff. I pretty much went through ME1 pretty fast, kinda focused on main storyline, skipping some side missions.forthary wrote...
I have no clue if the prothean artifact recovered in ME2 had any impact. I think I would know by now, because Javik would have eventually discovered it and made a comment about it. I doubt it'll matter, the developers may have forgotten about it.
The one thing I liked about the Mako was I was on this one planet full of monkeys, then I aimed the cannon at one of the hives, right-clicked, and blew up one of the hives. The best part was the party's reaction; Wrex was like, "Ha ha, nice!" while Tali expressed concern about blowing up animals. I should have blown up more, just to make her panic. Alas, I am not that cruel...
Modifié par BatmanPWNS, 21 mars 2012 - 06:47 .
I love Tali'Zorah.iwillkillfortali wrote...
I'm back.
Me too!Cro730 wrote...
I love Tali'Zorah.iwillkillfortali wrote...
I'm back.
Modifié par iwillkillfortali, 21 mars 2012 - 06:58 .
BatmanPWNS wrote...
The real reason Aria lost OMEGA wasn't because of Ceberus but, in fact, due to Tali.
True story.
iwillkillfortali wrote...
Me too!Cro730 wrote...
I love Tali'Zorah.iwillkillfortali wrote...
I'm back.
Modifié par forthary, 21 mars 2012 - 07:04 .
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