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[StephanieBengal]

Nope

[Ariadnee]

When faced with a dilemma, I ask myself...WWGVD?

But in all seriousness, I think about it a lot.

[Ducky MoMo]

yup..... yup i do. as well as DA3

[JeffZero]

I like to think I'm reasonably well-adjusted in society.

You know what, scratch that, I wouldn't go that far. Let me rephrase: I like to think I can put on a facade of conventional societal expectations. I mean, here I am going for the gold as it were, going after a college degree a couple of years later than some of my friends but still rushing for it. You know, working on the side, taking care of traditional household issues and all that. Sometimes I don't know how I manage it, but like a lot of folks, I do. Such is life, I suppose.

But there is a burning secret lingering deep beneath those clouds of typicality, ladies and gentlekrogan. There is something that compels me more than most things short of fresh air and turkey sandwiches. OK, there are two things, but we're not talking about my general love of space opera right now. That would be off-topic, and Stanley abhors an off-topic-dox.

Nay, I speak of Mass Effect. Specifically the last third, the final foray, the snap, crack and pop of the Reapers in the wake of my role as galactic space badass. Indeed, there are plenty of other reasons to keep on living. To keep on loving. But I would have you stay your tongue; in here, on the Mass Effect 3 Discussion Board on the BioWare Social Network, few others matter. In here, where turians become men and men dress up like turians, there is one creed and one motto -- "speak volumes on the game we do not yet know".

So yes, fair creator of topics, I do think about Mass Effect 3 often. It haunts my twitter account; it pervades my daydreams. But I would not have it any other way, and thus far this semi-obsession has not cost me or mine any more than nights of mad typing. And I love it.

/sips tea

Oh wait, wrong thread.

[darthnick427]

well since mass effect is my desktop back ground and suicide mission is ring tone....yes I do think about it a lot. haha

[CDRSkyShepard]

JeffZero wrote...

I like to think I'm reasonably well-adjusted in society.

You know what, scratch that, I wouldn't go that far. Let me rephrase: I like to think I can put on a facade of conventional societal expectations. I mean, here I am going for the gold as it were, going after a college degree a couple of years later than some of my friends but still rushing for it. You know, working on the side, taking care of traditional household issues and all that. Sometimes I don't know how I manage it, but like a lot of folks, I do. Such is life, I suppose.

But there is a burning secret lingering deep beneath those clouds of typicality, ladies and gentlekrogan. There is something that compels me more than most things short of fresh air and turkey sandwiches. OK, there are two things, but we're not talking about my general love of space opera right now. That would be off-topic, and Stanley abhors an off-topic-dox.

Nay, I speak of Mass Effect. Specifically the last third, the final foray, the snap, crack and pop of the Reapers in the wake of my role as galactic space badass. Indeed, there are plenty of other reasons to keep on living. To keep on loving. But I would have you stay your tongue; in here, on the Mass Effect 3 Discussion Board on the BioWare Social Network, few others matter. In here, where turians become men and men dress up like turians, there is one creed and one motto -- "speak volumes on the game we do not yet know".

So yes, fair creator of topics, I do think about Mass Effect 3 often. It haunts my twitter account; it pervades my daydreams. But I would not have it any other way, and thus far this semi-obsession has not cost me or mine any more than nights of mad typing. And I love it.

/sips tea

Oh wait, wrong thread.

You sir, stole the words right out of my...er...brain. Typing fingers. Whatever. Very eloquently, I might add. Well done.

But yeah, I mean, I don't obsess over it like crazy in my day to day. But if my mind happens across the subject, I definitely have a mini fit of giddy excitement in my head. You know, like the ones you had when you were a small child (or perhaps still as an adult) when you realize that Christmas is coming. As far as I'm concerned, my Christmas is coming 72 days late, and I'm totally cool with that because I'm sure BioWare will rock my insignificant existence with this game.

I wasn't this excited for anything sci-fi related even though I am an absolute sci-fi nut. A good space opera always tops the list of my favorite things. In fact, I don't even think I was this excited for the seventh Harry Potter book; which is saying something since I basically grew up reading those books and was about ready to have a heart attack when I went to get my book at midnight.

So yes, whenever I happen to think about it, I my mind stays there for a good long while in its happy place. It imagines what finally getting the game into my corporeal hands will be like, and how incredibly tired I'll be after playing it straight through the night.

[Dominus]

Until about the summer of this year, yes. Now I find myself at BSN more for the social aspects, than anything related to ME3, DA3, or whatever products are coming in the future. When I do, it's more towards something I'm creating on/after the day it's released, and not necessarily the game itself. I feel very, very tired of this industry right now, and whether ME3 changes that is pretty up in the air.

[Siansonea]

ME3? Is that like "me too" "me three"? What are we talking about again?

[Robuthad]

Sure I do. I mean, posting here means everyone is thinking about it, no?

[JeffZero]

@CDRSkyShepard:

Why thank you. I echo your sentiments as well. Quite giddy about this. Christmas coming late. Oh yes, I hear you!

[Hedera]

I think about it too often for it to be healthy. That might just be the N7 hoodie hanging off my bed and the cell phone background though.

[Heather Cline]

I'm with Ryn on this, I don't think much about the game anymore. I'm more concerned with making money to pay my bills, thinking about the woman i'm dating and other stuff like that.

[CrazyRah]

I think about it way too much for it to be good for me but it's getting better. Not thinking about it nearly as much as i did before

[Gokuthegrate]

I do dream up possible stories and conclusions to the series from times.

Modifié par Gokuthegrate, 27 octobre 2011 - 07:33 .

[Kaiser Shepard]

Only when on here.

[CDRSkyShepard]

JeffZero wrote...

@CDRSkyShepard:

Why thank you. I echo your sentiments as well. Quite giddy about this. Christmas coming late. Oh yes, I hear you!

*High five*

Rock on with your bad self. Now I can't wait for "Christmas!"

[Da_Lion_Man]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Only when on here.

About the same here, with some occasional day dreaming.

[TheGunslinger]

I think about it most of the time, but now I am just really excited for Skyrim!

[CannonO]

Your on a Mass Effect 3 forum...

[Bad King]

Skyrim is the dominant meme on my mind at the moment, though I'll no doubt be thinking more about ME3 closer to release.

[Centauri2002]

Whilst I look forward to it, and other games, it does not consume my thoughts. There's just too much going on in the world to be occupied with games all the time. That, and there are a lot of real life worries to contend with as well. If only I were given the luxury of pondering ME3 all the time. Alas, real life is much too selfish and demands my attention most of the time.

[MartinDN]

I think more about mass effect 3 now than i did about boobs during puberty.