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[shaneofthedead]

ratzerman wrote...

Badpie wrote...

xxSgt_Reed_24xx wrote...

Badpie wrote...



Unf. I think this is sleek and pretty.

I don't even know what it does.... 

but I WANT it! lol

10 to 1 it breaks stuff.

And goes boom.

I'll take those odds!

[MrFob]

Boy I hope the pod training thing is not going to be an in ME3 minigame because I just tried it and ... well ... I SUCK at it!

[burr beer]

Shotokanguy wrote...

burr beer wrote...

ratzerman wrote...

Yessssssss..... did you see the replica David Silverman was showing off during the Comic-Con coverage?

The gun he was showing off was the N7 assault rifle, not the Falcon.

And you don't see the similarities?

Course they're similar, but I wanted to correct him because it wasn't the falcon rifle.  Also, if the tweets from corey gaspur are anything to go by, all the N7 weapons will work differently from their original counterparts.

[Vertigo_1]

New Stuff added
No pictures (yet?).
Credit to Bur Beer for pointing it out

Tuchanka: *NEW*

"It's a miserable place to live, but it's a more miserable place to die," said turian general Rilix Aescorus of the krogan homeworld when he first set foot on it. Death comes in many forms on Tuchanka, from the radioactive fallout spread by the krogan's nuclear war, to the lethal heat from the reduced planetary albedo, to vicious and predatory animal life. This is to say nothing of the krogan themselves, whose internal clan wars continue to this day. Fortunately for the rest of the galaxy, krogan warfare rarely spills out from the planet -- the Citadel Navy, under the auspices of the Council Demilitarization Enforcement Mission, maintains a ban on the krogan ever building warships. Every few years, another krogan warlord violates the law, but usually an alliance of rivals ends his dreams of hegemony before the Citadel Navy even has to fire a shot.

Cerberus Centurion: *NEW*

Cerberus Centurions are frontline tacticians that fight alongside their soldiers. These squadron leaders carry out high-level instructions laid out by the Illusive Man. How the Illusive Man recruited and trained such a large number of top-line battlefield commanders is a worrying mystery. Cerberus, once comprised of small, covert cells of agents, is now a burgeoning and unconcealed threat to the galaxy. In the face of the immediate Reaper threat, Alliance Intelligence has scuttled their attempts to infiltrate Cerberus to find out how the Illusive Man managed to quickly swell his organization’s ranks. The only useful intel gathered on the Centurions are their armaments. Each Centurion carries a modified M-96 Mattock that launches smoke grenades to blind their targets, making their enemies vulnerable to vicious crossfire they can no longer see.

The Atlas: *NEW*

"Strong as a semi, and just as maneuverable" is how Cerberus soldiers describe the Atlas Infantry Fighting Exoskeleton. Cerberus' research arm sought to combine the deadly armor and firepower of a YMIR mech with the tactical superiority of a trained human pilot, and in this respect they succeeded admirably. The Atlas features an antipersonnel mass accelerator, armor-piercing missiles, and an element zero core that allows it to be air-dropped onto a battlefield with minimal impact damage. Its thick armor includes a transparent shield that protects its operator and allows for good visibility. The shield is made from a polycrystalline material proprietary to Cerberus – Alliance engineers can only hypothesize that it is some kind of synthetic sapphire composite with interlayers to avoid cracking and thermal damage. Whatever it is, it's been the end of many opponents who thought they could put a bullet through it, only to find that they’ve leaned out of cover and angered the pilot of a very deadly war machine.

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 11 août 2011 - 05:55 .

[LGTX]

They took them down. Probably to add pictures.

Glad to hear that it's confirmed Cerberus wasn't considered an army earlier, though. I remember people saying how blatantly "obvious" it was that the Illusive Man suddenly had this much firepower in ME3...

[roflchoppaz]

I don't see anything. It's all still classified. Weird.

[Vertigo_1]

LGTX wrote...

They took them down. Probably to add pictures.

Just saw that myself bah

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 11 août 2011 - 05:54 .

[Someone With Mass]

Sweet.

It'd be nice if they could throw in a new weapon soon, though.

[LGTX]

Shows the dedication from the fanbase though. They were up for literally minutes, and we have it all instantly organized and listed

[Ace of Dawn]

LGTX wrote...

Shows the dedication from the fanbase though. They were up for literally minutes, and we have it all instantly organized and listed

Nothing escapes our notice, it would seem.

[burr beer]

Wow, I'm glad I had the thought to paste the text for them!

[roflchoppaz]

Just please, god, no more crappy mini games. I still feel like crying when I just *think* of the first one.

[Someone With Mass]

It's still a little stupid to leave the Atlas pilot exposed like that. One well-placed rocket and goodnight transparent shield.

[CroGamer002]

Why did they took it down?

[Phaedon]

Someone With Mass wrote...

It's still a little stupid to leave the Atlas pilot exposed like that. One well-placed rocket and goodnight transparent shield.

Well, remember who owns the Atlas mechs.

[LGTX]

Someone With Mass wrote...

It's still a little stupid to leave the Atlas pilot exposed like that. One well-placed rocket and goodnight transparent shield.

Well, we need a plausible loophole in order to use the toy ourselves...

[Vertigo_1]

Mesina2 wrote...

Why did they took it down?

As was pointed out before, they probably forgot the pictures to go with the text.

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 11 août 2011 - 06:02 .

[shepskisaac]

Hopefuly they're updating it!

[roflchoppaz]

Phaedon wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

It's still a little stupid to leave the Atlas pilot exposed like that. One well-placed rocket and goodnight transparent shield.

Well, remember who owns the Atlas mechs.

Zing!

I'm just bored so I post useless posts.

[Someone With Mass]

Phaedon wrote...
Well, remember who owns the Atlas mechs.

True...

[LGTX]

Well it may be because of the pictures, OR they're planning on clashing every update with a convention, in which case those won't go up again till Gamescom. Probably a stupid thought, but there you go.

burr beer wrote...

Wow, I'm glad I had the thought to paste the text for them!

And give this guy some credit people  

[InfoGuy101]

The Cerberus troops/army could be clones there fairly quick to make and train if you go by the Okeer style of cloning lol. But they are expensive to make apparently but that shouldn't be a problem for Cerberus.

If it is clones I would use Shepard or Kai Leng's DNA but maybe it's not clones would be a bit over powered having a army of Shepard's or Kai Leng lol.

[littlezack]

I like that they addressed the 'plot hole' of the Illusive Man suddenly having an army, and that it seems like that'll be a mystery to solve. It seems like TIMs been a busy bee since we last saw him.

[LGTX]

What if my Shepard's female? Ohh wait, it would be so cool if it turns out that the enemy models are swapped with female alternatives in that case. And it becomes obvious that way.

Soo... I don't think so. Maybe Kai Leng, yeah, or just random clones. Or maybe even batarians, like it was suggested earlier. Since Cerberus is "working" with the Reapers, and by the beginning of ME3 the batarians have been mostly harvested, that's two plus two.

[Vertigo_1]

LGTX wrote...

burr beer wrote...

Wow, I'm glad I had the thought to paste the text for them!

And give this guy some credit people  

Yup, already did that initially in the OP and in the update post
Thanks again!

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 11 août 2011 - 06:11 .