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[Sebby]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Upon reading the spoilers, I'm happy they haven't transformed into generic vil- *reads about their activities and the puppy kicking*

...

Damn, is it that bad?

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Upon reading the spoilers, I'm happy they haven't transformed into generic vil- *reads about their activities and the puppy kicking*

Please don't spoil it for me but how bad is it?

Is it Orisino-turns-into-a-monster-for-no-reason bad?

[Dave of Canada]

Lizardviking wrote...

Please don't spoil it for me but how bad is it?

Is it Orisino-turns-into-a-monster-for-no-reason bad?

Motivations for working against Shepard is reasonable, that's pretty much it. Most Shepards possibly can agree with their goals.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 07 novembre 2011 - 08:10 .

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Lizardviking wrote...

Please don't spoil it for me but how bad is it?

Is it Orisino-turns-into-a-monster-for-no-reason bad?

Motivations for working against Shepard is reasonable, that's pretty much it. Most Shepards possibly can agree with their goals.

iOnlySignIn wrote...
Worse.

You'd be sorry to believe half of it.

Okay, so which one is it? Really really bad, or reasonable?

[Dave of Canada]

Lizardviking wrote...

Okay, so which one is it? Really really bad, or reasonable?

Reasonable motivations.
Really, really bad at what they're actually doing for no reason at all.

[Ravensword]

Seboist wrote...

Double posting pyramid quotes in the TIM thread isn't cool son. That kind of behavior prevents Kasumi from being bisexual and ending up on TIM's bed instead of Shepard's.

No! TIM can't have her!

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Lizardviking wrote...

Okay, so which one is it? Really really bad, or reasonable?

Reasonable motivations.
Really, really bad at what they're actually doing for no reason at all.

Okay so the idea itself is okay. But the execution is not?

Okay ...

[Dave of Canada]

Lizardviking wrote...

Okay so the idea itself is okay. But the execution is not?

Okay ...

Let's see if I can't explain it any better.

Somebody wants to build a house, so he has this terrain and he can work on it.

Or he can decide he'll excavate it and hope for the best.

Cerberus is excavating.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 07 novembre 2011 - 08:19 .

[Sebby]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

Sorry if I was being confusing. I meant it was really, really bad.

Not just Dragon Age 2 (no choices) kind of bad. But also "deliberately trolling their fans" kind of bad. On top of that it's all very cliche (people on BSN have 'predicted' the same plot points thousands of times over and used them to troll/insult each other).

Which makes me suspect that the entire "leaked plot" is a troll attempt. I mean why would an internal test beta contain the plot variables of the entire storyline? It makes zero sense.

For the same reason ME2 has details on a lot of scrapped content?

[Ravensword]

So what's real and what isn't?

[Dave of Canada]

Ravensword wrote...

So what's real and what isn't?

Depends, they've confirmed the file is legit but have also said that some of is outdated / changed. Whether this means Cerberus kicks puppies or not, I don't know but I don't think they'd need to edit it much and it's probably the implemented story. What's most likely changed are companion roles as they weren't that great.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 07 novembre 2011 - 08:35 .

[Dave of Canada]

It's not like the entire plot is written there for people to go in and read it, it's mostly written for people like level designers who'd need some context as to what exactly they'd need to build. They usually keep these in the game files, despite some of it not actually making it because it's too much of a pain to remove. Varies from company to company how they distribute it, though.

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

[Sebby]

Dave of Canada wrote...

It's not like the entire plot is written there for people to go in and read it, it's mostly written for people like level designers who'd need some context as to what exactly they'd need to build. They usually keep these in the game files, despite some of it not actually making it because it's too much of a pain to remove. Varies from company to company how they distribute it, though.

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Like our great Cerberus blood brother Rojahar once said, Renegade should be renamed "wrong", "dumb" or "trolling".

[DarkSeraphym]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Are you serious? What the hell?

[Ravensword]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

So what's real and what isn't?

Depends, they've confirmed the file is legit but have also said that some of is outdated / changed. Whether this means Cerberus kicks puppies or not, I don't know but I don't think they'd need to edit it much and it's probably the implemented story. What's most likely changed are companion roles as they weren't that great.

So, the game is pretty much in beta stage. I wonder what tge companion roles have been changed to. I hope we don't get saddled w/ the VS and Liara for the rest of the game, while all of the other squadmates get crappy cameos.

[HiroVoid]

Dave of Canada wrote...

It's not like the entire plot is written there for people to go in and read it, it's mostly written for people like level designers who'd need some context as to what exactly they'd need to build. They usually keep these in the game files, despite some of it not actually making it because it's too much of a pain to remove. Varies from company to company how they distribute it, though.

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Must....resist....urge to laugh....

[Kaiser Shepard]

DarkSeraphym wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Are you serious? What the hell?

I can confirm this.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 07 novembre 2011 - 08:56 .

[Sebby]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Hardly surprising. The choice at the end of ME2 in the dev-tools referred to Cerberus as Nazi scientists.

I had hoped in the past that Bioware had a more balanced dev team.

C'mon Saph, you of all people should know Bioware is run by blubbering idealist liberals at this point.

[HiroVoid]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Also not impressed how the Renegade playthrough is called "Failure" in the devtools.

Hardly surprising. The choice at the end of ME2 in the dev-tools referred to Cerberus as Nazi scientists.

I had hoped in the past that Bioware had a more balanced dev team.

Again .  Talk about having no respect for a path you put in your own game.
Though I suppose I shouldn't be so harsh since this is still obviously something they didn't intend to get out.

Modifié par HiroVoid, 07 novembre 2011 - 09:00 .