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[nitefyre410]

Mesina2 wrote...

yay


Is that Washington D.C.?

If it is that is crappiest drawing of the Capital destroyed or not I have even seen... the dome is not big enough... but It might  be who knows.

[Ticktank]

They're really doing everything they can to make people like James Vega eh.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Ticktank wrote...

They're really doing everything they can to make people like James Vega eh.

Jersey Shore is my hero, he kills Reapers and doesn't afraid of anything.

[Phaedon]

Jersey Shore is not a person.

[Exia001]

I think he means Vega personifies rge whole of JS, unless that was sarcasm and ive just made myself look like a penis.

Modifié par Exia001, 06 janvier 2012 - 12:23 .

[Phaedon]

You can't look like genitalia, you are a person.

[Exia001]

Phaedon wrote...

You can't look like genitalia, you are a person.

That's the most uplifting thing anyones ever said to me!

[Burneye Is God]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

First issue stars Vega!

kotaku.com/5873051/mass-effects-newest-cast-member-gets-the-spotlight-in-a-new-dark-horse-comics-series/gallery/1

Each issue will star a different ME3 character

i love you man!!! hehe this looks awesome! should get people on board for vega plus it makes sense with invasion ending this month etc.

[1136342t54_]

soren7550 wrote...
They (Garrus and Tali) get a lot of focus product wise and promotion wise.

Explain? There are no real specific dlc for them. No novels and even in game content while good is limited. The main reason why were romanceable was due to the fans wanting it. Garrus and Tali are more of a fan favorite than a Bioware one.

I don't agree with you about Sanders being on the same level as Anderson, as he isn't in the games all that much. He's in the books a bit more than he is in the games, but the books focus on Sanders more and more with each instalment. She's argubly the main character in the books. 

Revelations Anderson and Sanders were basically the main characters. Saren to but to a bit of a limited extent. Kahlee was in the other book but again she was about as important as Paul Grayson and his daughter. Kahlee was never anyone truly special but was basically caught up in the events. In the third book Kahlee is as much of a main character as Anderson while Paul Grayson was also rather prominent. Anderson is more important character than her since he has played roles in the games (ME2 slightly minor role depending on what you picked for Anderson) but he was rather significant. More so than Kahlee when it comes to both games and novel.

If Kahlee was truly as favored as you say she wouldn't simply just be in the novels. 

[soren7550]

1136342t54 wrote...

soren7550 wrote...
They (Garrus and Tali) get a lot of focus product wise and promotion wise.

Explain? There are no real specific dlc for them. No novels and even in game content while good is limited. The main reason why were romanceable was due to the fans wanting it. Garrus and Tali are more of a fan favorite than a Bioware one.

I don't agree with you about Sanders being on the same level as Anderson, as he isn't in the games all that much. He's in the books a bit more than he is in the games, but the books focus on Sanders more and more with each instalment. She's argubly the main character in the books. 

Revelations Anderson and Sanders were basically the main characters. Saren to but to a bit of a limited extent. Kahlee was in the other book but again she was about as important as Paul Grayson and his daughter. Kahlee was never anyone truly special but was basically caught up in the events. In the third book Kahlee is as much of a main character as Anderson while Paul Grayson was also rather prominent. Anderson is more important character than her since he has played roles in the games (ME2 slightly minor role depending on what you picked for Anderson) but he was rather significant. More so than Kahlee when it comes to both games and novel.

If Kahlee was truly as favored as you say she wouldn't simply just be in the novels. 

I never said DLC wise, I said product wise (as in, BioWare's store) and in advertisements (trailers and the like, but since it's still early and I'm sleepy, I'm not going through them right now).

And Kahlee can be argued to be more important than Anderson, since [spoilers for the first book and a bit of he second to follow]

she did research on Sovergin and understands AIs (thus why the quarians wanted to see her). 

I'm pretty sure that come the third book, she's regarded as one of the smartest people in the Alliance (despite the fact she suddenly pulls a stupid and doesn't know what a Reaper is).

[1136342t54_]

soren7550 wrote...
I never said DLC wise, I said product wise (as in, BioWare's store) and in advertisements (trailers and the like, but since it's still early and I'm sleepy, I'm not going through them right now).

Garrus and Tali never got their own trailers like in the ME2 Fight for the lost campaigns. Bioware store wise I'm assuming you can get some clothes or a poster with one of them on it? Like there is a Miranda pin up shirt also and ME Lithographs? Garrus and Tali aren't the only people who are being sold. 

Thane and Liara also have pin up T shirts. There also Thane, Grunt, Miranda, Legion and Mordin action figures.

Again you are talking about fan favorites. The fans like them so they will likely sell some garrus and tali items. That isn't really Bioware favoritism. 

And Kahlee can be argued to be more important than Anderson, since [spoilers for the first book and a bit of he second to follow]

she did research on Sovergin and understands AIs (thus why the quarians wanted to see her). 

Kahlee did some research on Sovereign but she was part of a larger team and the actual lead scientist actually knew most of the info and he was killed by Saren. Kahlee by default was the only one left alive. That isn't really showing her to be extremely awesome. She is rather talented but what do you expect from someone who study AIs?

I'm pretty sure that come the third book, she's regarded as one of the smartest people in the Alliance (despite the fact she suddenly pulls a stupid and doesn't know what a Reaper is).

So basically because Kahlee is a AI and Tech specialist she will be wanked to the point of being the smartest person in the Alliance? Yeah that makes sense.

Modifié par 1136342t54 , 06 janvier 2012 - 05:56 .

[BatmanPWNS]

Oh, a new fresh comic book to read!
*See's Dark Horse is working on it.*
I am out of here.

[Phaedon]

Exia001 wrote...

I think he means Vega personifies rge whole of JS, unless that was sarcasm and ive just made myself look like a penis.

Exia001 wrote...
That's the most uplifting thing anyones ever said to me!

Modifié par Phaedon, 06 janvier 2012 - 08:07 .

[Fredvdp]

Phaedon wrote...

Jersey Shore is not a person.

He screwed up the meme. He was supposed to say "Jersey Shore is a pretty cool guy." You can't refer to the actual character but instead you refer to the series they're part of. The original was "I think Halo is a pretty cool guy. Eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything."

Modifié par Fredvdp, 06 janvier 2012 - 08:32 .

[MordinKrios]

 More comics? Oh well, at least they have been of a decent quality.

Can't wait for the tali edition 

Oh no wait, forgot it is Bioware

The Tali series. 

[Fredvdp]

MordinKrios wrote...

 More comics? Oh well, at least they have been of a decent quality.

I disagree. They're some of the worst comicbooks I've ever read. I have to admit, there are very few comicbook series I've actually read.

[Nashiktal]

MordinKrios wrote...

 More comics? Oh well, at least they have been of a decent quality.

Can't wait for the tali edition 

Oh no wait, forgot it is Bioware

The Tali series. 

Man people really cling to nonexistant problems don't they?

[Nashiktal]

Arcian wrote...

MordinKrios wrote...

 More comics? Oh well, at least they have been of a decent quality.

Can't wait for the tali edition 

Oh no wait, forgot it is Bioware

The Tali series. 

It would inevitably devolve into a quarian series, because that's what Tali consistently amounts to in the story - being a bridge between the beholder and her people. On her own and separate from her people, her "story" would be unbelievably eventless.

Which is actually how it should be. That is how quarians are, save for a few individuals (which are usually "evil"). Quarians and their entire culture revolves around the people, not the self. They don't even have a market system, they just leave their stuff in the open and freely share their belonging they no longer use.

if bioware were to tell a story about an individual quarian, they would probably have to focus on an exiled quarian.

[GnusmasTHX]

Damn, I thought this was a Mass Effect - Homeworld crossover. I nearly shat my pants.

I did pee a little though.

[Nashiktal]

GnusmasTHX wrote...

Damn, I thought this was a Mass Effect - Homeworld crossover. I nearly shat my pants.

I did pee a little though.

I have no idea how that would work, but it sounds AWESOME.

[LPPrince]

Something tells me James is going to be a hell of a lot more interesting than Jacob.

I'll give him a chance.

[Ticktank]

LPPrince wrote...

Something tells me James is going to be a hell of a lot more interesting than Jacob.

I'll give him a chance.

He will be. He likes men.

[King Minos]

Nice, that's another tree brutally cut down to make another rubbish comic to add to the bin. Atleast we get to see more about James.