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[StephanieBengal]

Now people are complaining about spoilers...yeah well if you pause the video or look at screen caps no ****.

[JeffZero]

I love Hale in both games. Don't think she's remotely bad in either. Ditto with Meer.

And yeah, Stephanie. ...Yeahhh.

[Nashiktal]

JeffZero wrote...

I love Hale in both games. Don't think she's remotely bad in either. Ditto with Meer.

And yeah, Stephanie. ...Yeahhh.

Never said hale was bad at least directly, only that her method can be counter productive to roleplaying. I don't know why I am suddenly flirting like a dog in heat to jacob but I certainly didn't choose to.

[Cloaking_Thane]

StephanieBengal wrote...

Now people are complaining about spoilers...yeah well if you pause the video or look at screen caps no ****.

You dont just leave that lting around for the BSN tho

[who would know]

fatalfeline wrote...

who would know wrote...

I will forever prefer how FemShep sounded in the original ME.

Um... I played ME1 and ME2 together and they didn't really sound noticably different. :/ Was this because I played Paragon or is there some nostalgia-fog glasses-wearing going on here?

Nah, it's not that. There's a difference in voice direction between the two games. And, I played ME2 first. I'll just quote myself from another thread, because I can't think of a better way to say it:

who would know wrote...

I didn't mind femShep's rough 'n' tough ME2 voice, but after playing
Mass Effect, I couldn't help but pine for the softer, smoother,
unafraid-to-be-less-than-totally-hardcore voice direction that femShep
had in the first game.

[JeffZero]

Nashiktal wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

I love Hale in both games. Don't think she's remotely bad in either. Ditto with Meer.

And yeah, Stephanie. ...Yeahhh.

Never said hale was bad at least directly, only that her method can be counter productive to roleplaying. I don't know why I am suddenly flirting like a dog in heat to jacob but I certainly didn't choose to.

Aye, I can concede that the Jacob stuff with FemShep was a low point for sure.

[Yuqi]

Like someone dying is really a spoiler..

[Kid Buu]

I only saw one real spoiler in that screen.

[Vez04]

I enjoyed every bit of that Pulse episode, gj bioware!

[LGTX]

Interesting how they handle organic emotional tension through separate recordings. An educative episode indeed

[JeffZero]

Anything that gives me insight into something very relevant and educational to me is good enough. That it's about Mass Effect is icing on the cake.

[AlphaJarmel]

That outdoors screencap makes me hope for vehicle exploration.

[Jade Elf]

JeffZero wrote...

Aye, I can concede that the Jacob stuff with FemShep was a low point for sure.

Can't really blame that on Hale, though. It's the director that gives the cues as to how she's supposed to say things.

[Rivercurse]

Good pulse episode. Not sure I agree that it's a big spoiler either tbh. I'm sure there are death audio's for every other character aswell, they just werent shown on screen.

Anyway, having an audio clip titled in that way doesn't mean that the character WILL die, just that they CAN die.

Modifié par Rivercurse, 06 janvier 2012 - 11:51 .

[A-K-M]

Someone With Mass wrote...



Nice.

I totally know where that is, too.

Shep gets his ass to Mars.

[Wynne]

Cancer Puppet wrote...

Mako Zalos wrote...

Wow was kind of a big spoiler, but I saw it coming so I don't mind. Also nice episode hopefully we'll be getting a lot of this in the coming months.

Seriously, does anybody at Bioware not fully realise that there are people on the bsn who examine every frame of every video released? It's my own fault for examining the image, but I really didn't want to know that. I'm not even a "I don't want to know anything before the game comes out" kind of guy. That's just too, too much. It sucks. I like that character.

Yeah, but think about it. Mass Effect 2. There were plenty of death scenes, but few were inevitable. That it is POSSIBLE for that character to die is not so surprising. That it is inevitable, we don't know.

Nashiktal wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

I love Hale in both games. Don't think she's remotely bad in either. Ditto with Meer.

And yeah, Stephanie. ...Yeahhh.

Never
said hale was bad at least directly, only that her method can be
counter productive to roleplaying. I don't know why I am suddenly
flirting like a dog in heat to jacob but I certainly didn't choose
to.

Dude, why are you blaming the actress for the cheesy, heavy-handed Jacob sexmance? That's like blaming Keener for
Garrus calibrating too much. Actors have less control than you'd think, man.

Hale just read the lines to suit the sexmance, according to what the director told her. I don't blame either of them for that. I just think the Jacob-Shepard interactions should've been written completely differently. Same with the Garrus-Shepard interactions, for that matter.

who would know wrote...

Nah, it's not that. There's a
difference in voice direction between the two games. And, I played ME2
first. I'll just quote myself from another thread, because I can't think
of a better way to say it:

who would know wrote...

I didn't mind femShep's rough 'n' tough ME2 voice, but after playing
Mass Effect, I couldn't help but pine for the softer, smoother,
unafraid-to-be-less-than-totally-hardcore voice direction that femShep
had in the first game.

Now this, I very much agree with. I'm glad that ME3 seems to be less afraid of the softer moments, more interested in consistency and range than the simple straightforward punch, and maybe we'll see that side of Hale again for the final game. I felt the same; that sometimes she was maybe pushed a little too hard, and there's a subtle undercurrent of forcedness that leaks out here and there. I would be happy to see that element disappear.

Okay, now I am jonesing for that FemShep trailer 40x as much. Or at least a release date. I need to get me a stress ball... *lol*

[PnXMarcin1PL]

Someone With Mass wrote...



Nice.

I totally know where that is, too.

Is this reaper destroyed on Tuchanka ? I dont think it's  Sahara or Atacama.

[JeffZero]

Jade Elf wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Aye, I can concede that the Jacob stuff with FemShep was a low point for sure.

Can't really blame that on Hale, though. It's the director that gives the cues as to how she's supposed to say things.

Quite true, of course.

[CroGamer002]

At lease she made that awful romance hilarious.

[Apollo Starflare]

JeffZero wrote...

Aye, I can concede that the Jacob stuff with FemShep was a low point for sure.

Worth noting that there is one great scene between the two of them though. The one where FemShep actually gets to tell someone how she is feeling after everything that has happened.

It's not massive, but that scene really shows that the romance had a lot of potential.

[JeffZero]

Agreed to the max, Apollo. That was one of the better scenes in the game. It's just a shame the rest of the romance couldn't live up to that part.

[slimgrin]

40,000 line game?

[JeffZero]

slimgrin wrote...

40,000 line game?

Yeah, they seem to have reiterated that number after all. That's 15k more than ME2 vanilla had.