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didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
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LPPrince wrote...
Due to Deception, who do you want to kill more in Mass 3?
Harbinger, TIM, or Kai Leng?
LPPrince wrote...
ddv.rsa wrote...
Someone should ask Mr. Dietz how he likes the general reception to his book.
The answer to that question is obvious, there's no need to ask it.
Plus, that'd be low.
nitefyre410 wrote...
XXIceColdXX wrote...
SamT3N7 wrote...
Has this Tweet by Casey Hudson been brought up? Deception related don't worry. https://twitter.com/...362747836604417 It seems to me that the red flags on this novel should have gone up before it was released to the public.
Its come up quite a few times through this near 400 page thread. What pisses me off about this tweet is, not only has Casey completed a final review of Deception and approved it. But it was tweeted on the 11th of August 5 an a half months ago. 5 months and no one at Bioware noticed any of these lore errors before release.
Please tell me that this is not the case...please because if it is ... I'm now going to have serious, serious question to ask about Bioware going forward. Alot of things i can excuse but letting something like Deception get buy and worst approving it... not good and good at all.
didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
“Whoa!” a voice said, as Gillian increased her pace. “What’s your hurry human?” a turian inquired, pacing along next to her. “You need some happy? They call me the sandman. And my stuff is red. Real red. Ten credits for some sweet dreams.”
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Exerxes wrote...
Everyone can be a critic but not everyone can do a better job...
I wonder how much of this was a rush-job; you hear about very buggy games having been rushed out by publishers all the time. Perhaps this mentality has also affected books based on games?
izmirtheastarach wrote...
didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
And then right after that is this one:“Whoa!” a voice said, as Gillian increased her pace. “What’s your hurry human?” a turian inquired, pacing along next to her. “You need some happy? They call me the sandman. And my stuff is red. Real red. Ten credits for some sweet dreams.”
...didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
izmirtheastarach wrote...
And then right after that is this one:“Whoa!” a voice said, as Gillian increased her pace. “What’s your hurry human?” a turian inquired, pacing along next to her. “You need some happy? They call me the sandman. And my stuff is red. Real red. Ten credits for some sweet dreams.”
didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
_symphony wrote...
this is getting really nitpicking, somebody should try to read some of Drew's book and check what did Kai Leng eat, look, ****** or touch and see if is correct within the established lore.
ZLurps wrote...
Exerxes wrote...
Everyone can be a critic but not everyone can do a better job...
I wonder how much of this was a rush-job; you hear about very buggy games having been rushed out by publishers all the time. Perhaps this mentality has also affected books based on games?
I think EA picked wrong guy to continue Drews work with the novels at the first place. How this passed to the market, that would be interesting story to hear but I doubt we ever will get to know the details.
LPPrince wrote...
izmirtheastarach wrote...
didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
And then right after that is this one:“Whoa!” a voice said, as Gillian increased her pace. “What’s your hurry human?” a turian inquired, pacing along next to her. “You need some happy? They call me the sandman. And my stuff is red. Real red. Ten credits for some sweet dreams.”
*Enter Sandman* by Metallica HAS to be that guy's theme song.
Hell, he probably LOOKS like The Sandman from ECW.
God, this is disturbing.
ddv.rsa wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
ddv.rsa wrote...
Someone should ask Mr. Dietz how he likes the general reception to his book.
The answer to that question is obvious, there's no need to ask it.
Plus, that'd be low.
A few days ago he claimed to be proud of the work, but if you say so.
Given this thread, I could name a few posters here who I'd preferably hire than Dietz from their posting alone. Yeah...Exerxes wrote...
Everyone can be a critic but not everyone can do a better job...
I wonder how much of this was a rush-job; you hear about very buggy games having been rushed out by publishers all the time. Perhaps this mentality has also affected books based on games?
Lies. Lies and Slander!ZLurps wrote...
I think EA picked wrong guy to continue Drews work with the novels at the first place. How this passed to the market, that would be interesting story to hear but I doubt we ever will get to know the details.
LPPrince wrote...
izmirtheastarach wrote...
didymos1120 wrote...
Speaking of awful quotes, I think this one has been kind of neglected:That invitation was followed by one from a man who took Gillian’s elbow and tried to steer her into a side passage. “Hey, baby . . . Need a job? Your face ain’t much but that’s a nice body. I can line you up for six humps a day. How’s that sound?”
And then right after that is this one:“Whoa!” a voice said, as Gillian increased her pace. “What’s your hurry human?” a turian inquired, pacing along next to her. “You need some happy? They call me the sandman. And my stuff is red. Real red. Ten credits for some sweet dreams.”
*Enter Sandman* by Metallica HAS to be that guy's theme song.
Hell, he probably LOOKS like The Sandman from ECW.
God, this is disturbing.
Yuoaman wrote...
_symphony wrote...
this is getting really nitpicking, somebody should try to read some of Drew's book and check what did Kai Leng eat, look, ****** or touch and see if is correct within the established lore.
We know we're nitpicking, but that doesn't detract from the fact that there are a ****ton of absolutely horrendous errors.
Modifié par izmirtheastarach, 01 février 2012 - 11:25 .
izmirtheastarach wrote...
ZLurps wrote...
Exerxes wrote...
Everyone can be a critic but not everyone can do a better job...
I wonder how much of this was a rush-job; you hear about very buggy games having been rushed out by publishers all the time. Perhaps this mentality has also affected books based on games?
I think EA picked wrong guy to continue Drews work with the novels at the first place. How this passed to the market, that would be interesting story to hear but I doubt we ever will get to know the details.
I can thing of a half-dozen authors that could have done a better job, including several who do regular tie-in work.
izmirtheastarach wrote...
Yuoaman wrote...
_symphony wrote...
this is getting really nitpicking, somebody should try to read some of Drew's book and check what did Kai Leng eat, look, ****** or touch and see if is correct within the established lore.
We know we're nitpicking, but that doesn't detract from the fact that there are a ****ton of absolutely horrendous errors.
Interestingly enough, Kai Leng does not eat or unrinate during his apperance in Mass Effect Retribution.
We already know about all the horrendous errors, and it should be enough, is becoming irritating to see how people tear the book apart over every little detail, is not serious to do that. We already have proof, now we need BioWare to talk.Yuoaman wrote...
_symphony wrote...
this is getting really nitpicking, somebody should try to read some of Drew's book and check what did Kai Leng eat, look, ****** or touch and see if is correct within the established lore.
We know we're nitpicking, but that doesn't detract from the fact that there are a ****ton of absolutely horrendous errors.
izmirtheastarach wrote...
Yuoaman wrote...
_symphony wrote...
this is getting really nitpicking, somebody should try to read some of Drew's book and check what did Kai Leng eat, look, ****** or touch and see if is correct within the established lore.
We know we're nitpicking, but that doesn't detract from the fact that there are a ****ton of absolutely horrendous errors.
Interestingly enough, Kai Leng does not eat or unrinate during his appearance in Mass Effect Retribution.
Because clearly that's what we wanted in this next installment of the series!izmirtheastarach wrote...
Interestingly enough, Kai Leng does not eat or unrinate during his appearance in Mass Effect Retribution.
Well, look where their "cheapness" got them.ZLurps wrote...
Could be something simple. I don't think it's public information how much these writing contracts are worth, but could be just that Dietz has "name" and his rates may be really cheap.
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