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[Sylvianus]

why humans are the only ones with helmets ? If I can see the faces of some aliens, I want to see their faces too.

[bellabri287]

too much about MP... want story crumbs please! pics of femshep off duty to go with another blog about it? not this... magazine with a load of MP stuff we already know. I am getting more and more dissapointed in the galaxy at war stuffs, it is being promoted as if it's the new core of the story.

[Someone With Mass]

jreezy wrote...
Looks like Sam Fisher there.

Looks like he forgot to shave this morning.

[mauro2222]

Nashiktal wrote...

mauro2222 wrote...

Wow! No wonder everyone thinks that humans rush into everything. I thought that Turians were the ones with imperial tendencies.

A fact that constantly annoys me. I doubt the map is directly accurate (what with how space and ME relays work) but the whole humans being a galactic empire after only 20ish years is a bit... silly. Especially with just how few humans are compared to any single other council species.

This same thought crossed my mind... if they accomplished that, in how much time? 20? 30 years? in only a generation, the galaxy will be named "The human way" ("Milky humans" didn't sound right )

[Wulfram]

The size of the "Earth Alliance" doesn't make any sense on first glance, but we don't really know what is going on.

There are some unexplained subdivisions in that map, so I'm wondering if the "Earth Alliance" shown there includes one of the old Council races which has been recruited into the Alliance against the reapers.

Something like this would make sense to me

[100k]

Wulfram wrote...

The size of the "Earth Alliance" doesn't make any sense on first glance, but we don't really know what is going on.

There are some unexplained subdivisions in that map, so I'm wondering if the "Earth Alliance" shown there includes one of the old Council races which has been recruited into the Alliance against the reapers.

Something like this would make sense to me

Agreed, except that Batarian space should also be underneath human space, and the Terminus belongs more to the geth, quarians, and mercenaries.

[Someone With Mass]

m14567 wrote...

Is that not a turian husk on the right? It looks like it's got the signature bonus eye vibe to it...

Look at his armor.

Would a turian husk care about orange flame decals?

[TMA LIVE]

I'm I reading this right? "Chinese People's Federation"? Why not just "China Federation?"

[soren7550]

On the magazine's map: you're better off using this anyway:
http://soren7550.dev...set=24#/d3k1djr

[Sgt Stryker]

Nashiktal wrote...

mauro2222 wrote...

Wow! No wonder everyone thinks that humans rush into everything. I thought that Turians were the ones with imperial tendencies.

A fact that constantly annoys me. I doubt the map is directly accurate (what with how space and ME relays work) but the whole humans being a galactic empire after only 20ish years is a bit... silly. Especially with just how few humans are compared to any single other council species.

Let's also not forget that the galactic map should really be a patchwork of points of explored space, centered on the locations of charted mass relays. Out of the hundreds of billions of stars in the Milky Way, less than 1% of that space has been explored. Conventional political boundaries, like on a world map, just don't make sense in space.

(Source: ME1 Codex)

Modifié par Sgt Stryker, 29 décembre 2011 - 03:31 .

[didymos1120]

Also from the Codex:

"Citadel space is an unofficial term referring to any region of space controlled by a species that acknowledge the authority of the Citadel Council. At first glance, it appears this territory encompasses most of the galaxy.

So, regardless of how you think the map should look in terms of what's inhabited, this sort of thing is actually canon in ME-land. An analogy would be territories claimed by European powers during the colonial period. Those too were commonly unexplored, with the occasional small settlements, military forts, or trading outposts scattered about the claimed region.

[Someone With Mass]

soren7550 wrote...

On the magazine's map: you're better off using this anyway:
http://soren7550.dev...set=24#/d3k1djr

I don't think the Viper Nebula leads directly to Sol, though.

[Had-to-say]

100k wrote...

Wulfram wrote...

The size of the "Earth Alliance" doesn't make any sense on first glance, but we don't really know what is going on.

There are some unexplained subdivisions in that map, so I'm wondering if the "Earth Alliance" shown there includes one of the old Council races which has been recruited into the Alliance against the reapers.

Something like this would make sense to me

Agreed, except that Batarian space should also be underneath human space, and the Terminus belongs more to the geth, quarians, and mercenaries.

This edited map looks reasonable, but how do you define 3 dimensional space with a 2 dimensional map?  

[pmac_tk421]

The new MP and galaxy at war stuff sounded cool. Every detail I hear takes my initial rabid excitment and increases it even more.

[TMA LIVE]

100k wrote...

Wulfram wrote...

The size of the "Earth Alliance" doesn't make any sense on first glance, but we don't really know what is going on.

There are some unexplained subdivisions in that map, so I'm wondering if the "Earth Alliance" shown there includes one of the old Council races which has been recruited into the Alliance against the reapers.

Something like this would make sense to me

Agreed, except that Batarian space should also be underneath human space, and the Terminus belongs more to the geth, quarians, and mercenaries.

If I had to guess, it's an Alaska situation. Despite it being away from the US, and surrounded by Canada, it's still US land.

Modifié par TMA LIVE, 29 décembre 2011 - 04:05 .

[Vapaa]

Someone With Mass wrote...

soren7550 wrote...

On the magazine's map: you're better off using this anyway:
http://soren7550.dev...set=24#/d3k1djr

I don't think the Viper Nebula leads directly to Sol, though.

Well, technically the Alpha relay (RIP) leads to everywhere in the galaxy.

[Xerxes52]

We're not on the rim, the Orion Spur (the arm the Sun is part of) is much closer to the galactic core.

We're actually about two arms in:

From NASA

That little pocket is probably the Batarian Hegemony, or Reaper-occupied space now.

Modifié par Xerxes52, 29 décembre 2011 - 04:17 .

[Had-to-say]

www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/galchart.html I think we need a "model" more like the one in the link.

Modifié par Had-to-say, 29 décembre 2011 - 04:19 .

[Someone With Mass]

Xerxes52 wrote...

We're not on the rim, the Orion Spur (the arm the Sun is part of) is much closer to the galactic core.

We're actually about two arms in:

From NASA

That little pocket is probably the Batarian Hegemony, or Reaper-occupied space now.

Damn, the Local Cluster in the ME map is way off.

[Yuqi]

Liara's skin seems more grey then blue. Am I the only one who thinks mshep looks fugly on the cover and in the screenshot.

[VinWizzy]

So nothing new in this article besides the screenshots. Yeah... and the cover looks like they tried too hard.

[X-JIDE]

some new images to enjoy!
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