Thargorichiban wrote...
I-AM-KROGAN wrote...
Thats awesome! I love that you can now invite, non romance squadmates up.
If only i could of done that with Mordin
Who says he's a non-romance squadmate?
LTiberious wrote...
Don't see this text as something "good". Style is mediocre, the idea is good, though it is used badly...
Only good information wise...
1136342t54 wrote...
LTiberious wrote...
Don't see this text as something "good". Style is mediocre, the idea is good, though it is used badly...
Only good information wise...
That was the point.
LTiberious wrote...
1136342t54 wrote...
LTiberious wrote...
Don't see this text as something "good". Style is mediocre, the idea is good, though it is used badly...
Only good information wise...
That was the point.
Could've made a video announcement to save my time.
I'm kind of surprised to find anyone astonished by this. Mass Effect has made it pretty obvious (at least to me) that the galaxy's economy is largely based on Capitalism. Noveria and Illium in particular are really big clues, as well as the Citadel itself. Not to mention the colony on Feros (and presumably others) was funded by Exo-Geni, a seemingly major corporation. There's even an entire species, the Volus, dedicated to it...Paula Deen wrote...
Great blog, except for the "buying equipment" thing. It's a galactic war for survival and there's still a money-based economy? Seriously? And people are selling you stuff ON YOUR OWN SHIP? You, Commander Shepard, widely known as a Reaper killer?
Huh?
LTiberious wrote...
1136342t54 wrote...
LTiberious wrote...
Don't see this text as something "good". Style is mediocre, the idea is good, though it is used badly...
Only good information wise...
That was the point.
Could've made a video announcement to save my time.
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
We'll find out the answers to these questions and more on the next episode of Dragon Bal...I mean Mass Effect 3!Hellbound555 wrote...
you can invite people up to the cabin now?! Shepard still has fish? Will their be new fishes? does Shepard still collect ship models? so many questions!
Oh, get back to work, you!JeffZero wrote...
"Saren has reached the Citadel's main control unit. For the past three episodes he's been fiddling around with all of its buttons while Shepard has squared off with not one but two geth armatures. Now that Garrus' hidden superpower, the Kamesniperha, has awakened, will the duo's combined power be enough to thwart Sovereign's evil plans before it's too late? And will the Fifth Fleet, currently stationed at a tropical resort in Honolulu, arrive in time to help? Or will Admiral Hackett's weakness for scantily-clad women and margaritas be the Alliance's undoing? Find out on the next Dragon Effect 3!"
Modifié par Dean_the_Young, 26 décembre 2011 - 06:30 .
Kasen13 wrote...
I'm kind of surprised to find anyone astonished by this. Mass Effect has made it pretty obvious (at least to me) that the galaxy's economy is largely based on Capitalism. Noveria and Illium in particular are really big clues, as well as the Citadel itself. Not to mention the colony on Feros (and presumably others) was funded by Exo-Geni, a seemingly major corporation. There's even an entire species, the Volus, dedicated to it...Paula Deen wrote...
Great blog, except for the "buying equipment" thing. It's a galactic war for survival and there's still a money-based economy? Seriously? And people are selling you stuff ON YOUR OWN SHIP? You, Commander Shepard, widely known as a Reaper killer?
Huh?
I could go on, there are litterally dozens of corporations mentioned throughout the series, from the heavily regulated Synthetic Insights to Elanus Risk Control Services, a private security firm. Some are portrayed as thoroughly corrupt, others are not (or at the very least they're portrayed in a neutral light).
It took me awhile to get that as non-political as I could... Staying on topic though, I'm impressed with what all was mentioned in this blog, in particular the line about squadmates interacting and the quartermaster. I'm assuming the only reason Kelly Chambers is not mentioned is because, like everyone else, she isn't garaunteed to make it through ME2.
Modifié par Random citizen, 26 décembre 2011 - 06:33 .
Random citizen wrote...
Kasen13 wrote...
I'm kind of surprised to find anyone astonished by this. Mass Effect has made it pretty obvious (at least to me) that the galaxy's economy is largely based on Capitalism. Noveria and Illium in particular are really big clues, as well as the Citadel itself. Not to mention the colony on Feros (and presumably others) was funded by Exo-Geni, a seemingly major corporation. There's even an entire species, the Volus, dedicated to it...Paula Deen wrote...
Great blog, except for the "buying equipment" thing. It's a galactic war for survival and there's still a money-based economy? Seriously? And people are selling you stuff ON YOUR OWN SHIP? You, Commander Shepard, widely known as a Reaper killer?
Huh?
I could go on, there are litterally dozens of corporations mentioned throughout the series, from the heavily regulated Synthetic Insights to Elanus Risk Control Services, a private security firm. Some are portrayed as thoroughly corrupt, others are not (or at the very least they're portrayed in a neutral light).
It took me awhile to get that as non-political as I could... Staying on topic though, I'm impressed with what all was mentioned in this blog, in particular the line about squadmates interacting and the quartermaster. I'm assuming the only reason Kelly Chambers is not mentioned is because, like everyone else, she isn't garaunteed to make it through ME2.
Do you think any government would charge their solders with money for their equipment when fighting a very powerful foe that will destroy all civilization?
Random citizen wrote..
Do you think any government would charge their solders with money for their equipment when fighting a very powerful foe that will destroy all civilization?
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I can actually hear the Dragon Ball narrator saying all this in my head as I read.JeffZero wrote...
"Saren has reached the Citadel's main control unit. For the past three episodes he's been fiddling around with all of its buttons while Shepard has squared off with not one but two geth armatures. Now that Garrus' hidden superpower, the Kamesniperha, has awakened, will the duo's combined power be enough to thwart Sovereign's evil plans before it's too late? And will the Fifth Fleet, currently stationed at a tropical resort in Honolulu, arrive in time to help? Or will Admiral Hackett's weakness for scantily-clad women and margaritas be the Alliance's undoing? Find out on the next Dragon Effect 3!"
Seems pretty obvious to me that it's this way due to gameplay mechanic restrictions. If the Quartermaster was free (again, from a gameplay stance), then you'd have little reason to use any other store unless his inventory was severely limited to the point that he'd be virtually useless. I for one have no problem with it working the way it does ingame.Random citizen wrote...
Kasen13 wrote...
I'm kind of surprised to find anyone astonished by this. Mass Effect has made it pretty obvious (at least to me) that the galaxy's economy is largely based on Capitalism. Noveria and Illium in particular are really big clues, as well as the Citadel itself. Not to mention the colony on Feros (and presumably others) was funded by Exo-Geni, a seemingly major corporation. There's even an entire species, the Volus, dedicated to it...Paula Deen wrote...
Great blog, except for the "buying equipment" thing. It's a galactic war for survival and there's still a money-based economy? Seriously? And people are selling you stuff ON YOUR OWN SHIP? You, Commander Shepard, widely known as a Reaper killer?
Huh?
I could go on, there are litterally dozens of corporations mentioned throughout the series, from the heavily regulated Synthetic Insights to Elanus Risk Control Services, a private security firm. Some are portrayed as thoroughly corrupt, others are not (or at the very least they're portrayed in a neutral light).
It took me awhile to get that as non-political as I could... Staying on topic though, I'm impressed with what all was mentioned in this blog, in particular the line about squadmates interacting and the quartermaster. I'm assuming the only reason Kelly Chambers is not mentioned is because, like everyone else, she isn't garaunteed to make it through ME2.
Do you think any government would charge their solders with money for their equipment when fighting a very powerful foe that will destroy all civilization?
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