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[shepskisaac]

jcraft wrote...

"A new reputation system rewards those players who'd rather not conform solely to Paragon or Renegade Shepard. Now playing it straight - sympathising with some people and snapping at others - will also grant you some unique dialogue options. Importing old saves will mean you start with extra reputation as well..."

"Fed up of your dying when you're off gallivating around space? Well fret no longer: somewhere in the world is... [drumroll] an automated fish-feeder! It's like our prayers have been answered."

A legitimate "Grey" moral path?!?! AUTOMATIC FISH -FEEDER!?!?!?

BEST NEW EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[didymos1120]

lightsnow13 wrote...

somethings wrong there...she can't carry the revenant.

Could have been a staged image.

[IanPolaris]

Fenris_13 wrote...

I mean, did people actually think that they would matter that much?

Yes, and that is what Bioware promised.  I don't mean that for every choice, but consider that the Rachni virutally defeated the combined forces of all other races in the galaxy not so long ago (as Reapers count things anyway), and so the ME1 Rachni Queen decision should have some extremely game changing consequences (especially when ME2 hints that they will as well).  The same applies to the Geth Heretic Base decision in ME2.  Of course offing or not offing the council is another one.......

Ther's more but that would require actual spoilers which I will not do.  Suffice it to say, my concerns about the writing in ME3 seem to be justified and verified by this article which was my original point.

-Polaris

[Chewin]

jcraft wrote...
"Fed up of your dying when you're off gallivating around space? Well fret no longer: somewhere in the world is... [drumroll] an automated fish-feeder! It's like our prayers have been answered."

I find this more interesting than the info on the War Assets.

Modifié par Chewin3, 09 janvier 2012 - 07:16 .

[alex90c]

lightsnow13 wrote...

AVPen wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

The first image in the article shows Shep and Liara behind cover, and Shep's wielding the Widow, while Liara has a Revenant.  Weird seeing her with that kind of weapon.

Liara.... wielding a Revenant.... something about that phrase just makes my brain go numb. 

(although hopefully it means in ME3 that you can assign your squadmate/s whatever two weapons that you want them to have)

somethings wrong there...she can't carry the revenant.

Actually she can.

You know how?

Mass effect fields.

[Hedera]

argonian persona wrote...

Mars sounds cool. But there is NO WAY WHATSOEVER a Thresher could take out a Reaper. Zip. Zero. Nadda.

I don't know.  It's a BIG ass thresher maw.  And a very small reaper.

[IanPolaris]

lightsnow13 wrote...

argonian persona wrote...

Mars sounds cool. But there is NO WAY WHATSOEVER a Thresher could take out a Reaper. Zip. Zero. Nadda.

There is something romantic about the idea of a threser beating a reaper though.. that'd be amazing.

Yeah but it stretches my WSD (willing suspension of disbelief) past the breaking point.  If SHEPARD could take down a Thresher Maw on foot (admittedly with difficultly and likely with heavy weapons), there is no way that a contest between a REAPER and a Thresher Maw should be anything other than a mismatch in favor of the Reaper.

-Polaris

[Dave of Canada]

alex90c wrote...

Actually she can.

You know how?

Mass effect fields.

Biotics can use above 80 guns at the same time due to Mass effect fields, it's the Adept's new power. You've got an army of guns following behind you and whenever you shoot, everything infront of you dies. Including friendlies, as the Mass effect fields adds friendly fire.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 09 janvier 2012 - 07:17 .

[alex90c]

Dave of Canada wrote...

alex90c wrote...

Actually she can.

You know how?

Mass effect fields.

Biotics can use above 80 guns at the same time due to Mass effect fields, it's the Adept's new power. You've got an army of guns following behind you and whenever you shoot, everything infront of you dies. Including friendlies, as the Mass effect fields adds friendly fire.

can't....breathe.... :lol::lol:

[didymos1120]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Biotics can use above 80 guns at the same time due to Mass effect fields, it's the Adept's new power.

Reminds of that Blasto video in Lair during the car chase.

[Fenris_13]

Chewin3 wrote...

jcraft wrote...
"Fed up of your dying when you're off gallivating around space? Well fret no longer: somewhere in the world is... [drumroll] an automated fish-feeder! It's like our prayers have been answered."

I find this more interesting than the info on the War Assets.

I'm sure the majority does it as well^_^

[Fenris_13]

IanPolaris wrote...

Fenris_13 wrote...

I mean, did people actually think that they would matter that much?

Yes, and that is what Bioware promised.  I don't mean that for every choice, but consider that the Rachni virutally defeated the combined forces of all other races in the galaxy not so long ago (as Reapers count things anyway), and so the ME1 Rachni Queen decision should have some extremely game changing consequences (especially when ME2 hints that they will as well).  The same applies to the Geth Heretic Base decision in ME2.  Of course offing or not offing the council is another one.......

Ther's more but that would require actual spoilers which I will not do.  Suffice it to say, my concerns about the writing in ME3 seem to be justified and verified by this article which was my original point.

-Polaris

While you're true, people really shouldn't have taken that statement too seriously. I mean, is there any game that does anything major when it comes to importing save files other than meanigless dialog and XP? No there isn't, and ME3 wouldn't be any different (though it does have more consequences than any other game, it's nothing to start brag about).

[ArkkAngel007]

IanPolaris wrote...

Fenris_13 wrote...

I mean, did people actually think that they would matter that much?

Yes, and that is what Bioware promised.  I don't mean that for every choice, but consider that the Rachni virutally defeated the combined forces of all other races in the galaxy not so long ago (as Reapers count things anyway), and so the ME1 Rachni Queen decision should have some extremely game changing consequences (especially when ME2 hints that they will as well).  The same applies to the Geth Heretic Base decision in ME2.  Of course offing or not offing the council is another one.......

Ther's more but that would require actual spoilers which I will not do.  Suffice it to say, my concerns about the writing in ME3 seem to be justified and verified by this article which was my original point.

-Polaris

There's a difference between promising and hyping a product.  And there are changes based on your decisions, but there are design limitations.  It may not change the whole game, but they still matter.

[C9316]

jcraft wrote...

"A new reputation system rewards those players who'd rather not conform solely to Paragon or Renegade Shepard. Now playing it straight - sympathising with some people and snapping at others - will also grant you some unique dialogue options. Importing old saves will mean you start with extra reputation as well..."

This pleases me!

[IanPolaris]

ArkkAngel007 wrote...

There's a difference between promising and hyping a product.  And there are changes based on your decisions, but there are design limitations.  It may not change the whole game, but they still matter.

What bioware said about choices and ME3 sounded a lot like a promise to me.  As for changing the whole game, I don't expect that for every decision, but there are a handful of MAJOR decisions of which I've listed two (and I don't consider these spoilers since anyone that's played ME1 and 2...which should be a given on these boards by this point) knows what decisions I mean) should absolutely have an IMMENSE impact on the game....but they don't.

-Polaris

[ravene]

jcraft wrote...

 a total figure that seems to let you trigger the endgame once you hit a threshold. In a interesting twist, not every 'good' choice is going to bum your Assets."

 the trigger the endgame part  makes me wounder if you will have time to get all the side quests done  when your meater  starts geting to a certain point or if like when you picked up the iff the timer started and you got had x amount of time to finish missions and go threw  the relay for the end game ...

hopeing its like the iff and can be avoided till all side quests are done you want to do before you  trigger the end game.

[Arcadian Legend]

jcraft wrote...

"A new reputation system rewards those players who'd rather not conform solely to Paragon or Renegade Shepard. Now playing it straight - sympathising with some people and snapping at others - will also grant you some unique dialogue options. Importing old saves will mean you start with extra reputation as well..."

W00t! Paragades/Renegons getting noticed for the WIN.

[Someone With Mass]

Chewin3 wrote...

jcraft wrote...
"Fed up of your dying when you're off gallivating around space? Well fret no longer: somewhere in the world is... [drumroll] an automated fish-feeder! It's like our prayers have been answered."

I find this more interesting than the info on the War Assets.

It was the first bit of info that drew my eyes too. 

It's good that I don't have to bribe people with dinner to make sure my adorable fishes gets fed.

[mineralica]

jcraft wrote...

"(...) James Vega. We're told his personality is based on Sawyer from the Lost."

I'd like to see elucidation:?

[CroGamer002]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Yeah, ME2 had so much consequences. 

It did.

To your Shepard's character.



ME1 choices are irrelevant to ME2 main plot, while in other hand are for ME3 main plot.

[Kia Purity]

mineralica wrote...

jcraft wrote...

"(...) James Vega. We're told his personality is based on Sawyer from the Lost."

I'd like to see elucidation:?

Personally I feel this to be a terrible idea as I hated Sawyer on LOST not to mention I hated the show after the third season (should have quit earlier but the premise of Dharma kept me interested and when they dropped it, I quit.)


Though, hell, the news is pretty damn interesting but Kaidan gets injured? GAWD WHAT. I am duct taping him to my side, you hear me, Bioware?!

[Someone With Mass]

mineralica wrote...

jcraft wrote...

"(...) James Vega. We're told his personality is based on Sawyer from the Lost."

I'd like to see elucidation:?

I can hardly remember that character, because it's been years since I last watched Lost. 

Stopped caring when they just kept bringing in more and more stuff.