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[LPPrince]

Gabriel Stelinski wrote...

WHERE's THE RESPONSE FROM THE DEVELOPERS, DAMMIT?!?!

I'm sick of their silence.

Don't get hasty.

[nitefyre410]

Uezurii wrote...

nitefyre410 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

streamlock wrote...

For one, give someone at Bioware a couple days to actually read the book so they can respond-crunch time and all...... :/

Two-So who is still looking forward to the movie tie in? lol

This book tells me the movie is gonna blow massively.

 

The Hollywood  Production... Hell no 

the  Animie  Movie... That I looking forward too... Toei and Funanimation have sense the a  Hollywood studio does not. 

Not sure if serious.

Wish they would make a CGI movie, like the SWTOR intro movies. That would be brilliant, but no anime...god no. Did you see how crap the Dragon Age one looks? lol :')

 


Oh for ... it was Announced before the Mass Effect  live  action movie. 


And I willing to bet that Anime movie is going to better than any live action POS they  will try to pass of as a Movie based off a Vidoe Game.. EVER.   PERIOD.    CGI or live action.  <_<   


Or you know sense your so happy with how  the West is handling things  lets just  Dietz write  live action movie ... sense he did such a  bang up job with Deception..  


/endrant.


I'm sorry this was not directed at you personally... I understand different taste and you have yours and I respect that I really do. 

 

[LPPrince]

In case y'all don't know, although its unrelated,

Me and Karin on twitter

That tells me that Bioware might be too busy to do anything Deception related today.

[Gabriel S.]

LPPrince wrote...

Gabriel Stelinski wrote...

WHERE's THE RESPONSE FROM THE DEVELOPERS, DAMMIT?!?!

I'm sick of their silence.

Don't get hasty.

I wish they'd just say it's not canon... or... won't be... With the messed up timeline I'm not even sure when it's supposed to really happen. If one such pinpointing can be made.

[WizenSlinky0]

LPPrince wrote...

You know what was a good video game live action movie?

The mini-movie Assassin's Creed: Lineage.

Thing is, that's a lot easier to craft than a live action movie.

Or for Dietz, a GOOD AND SENSIBLE NOVEL.

Yeah, AC actually translates pretty well. It has a historical setting to supplement existing material, games with extremely detailed worlds as material, and the sword fighting isn't over the top enough to cause difficulties presenting it realisticly.

[nitefyre410]

LPPrince wrote...

You know what was a good video game live action movie?

The mini-movie Assassin's Creed: Lineage.

Thing is, that's a lot easier to craft than a live action movie.

Or for Dietz, a GOOD AND SENSIBLE NOVEL.

 


Yes it was ... Thank god Ubisoft cut that deal with Sony that gives  almost complete control of the Assassin's Creed Movie License ... So  if needed they can  just Pull the plug if  Hollywood tries to pull its usually crap... 

Like trying to call in Deitz to right the screenplay. 

[AngusJimiKeith]

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...
...Of course, after Deception, I'm not sure I trust anyone to write a story for ME other than Bioware itself...

This whole thing is their fault to begin with.

Well yes, but I doubt internal writers would do such a bad job. At least the thing would likely be readable and probably wouldn't contain such glaring errors. The story and blatant writing out of characters would probably still be there, but I would hope internal writers care about their own IP. If not, ME3 should, by all rights, suck.

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm still optimistic. I didn't read the leak, however, and I know a lot of people didn't like it.

[LPPrince]

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...
...Of course, after Deception, I'm not sure I trust anyone to write a story for ME other than Bioware itself...

This whole thing is their fault to begin with.

Well yes, but I doubt internal writers would do such a bad job. At least the thing would likely be readable and probably wouldn't contain such glaring errors. The story and blatant writing out of characters would probably still be there, but I would hope internal writers care about their own IP. If not, ME3 should, by all rights, suck.

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm not, but I wouldn't blame people for feeling that way now.

Hell, my stepbrother feels that way. He's less excited for ME3 due to Deception.

[Iohanna]

LPPrince wrote...

jreezy wrote...

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm not, but I wouldn't blame people for feeling that way now.

Hell, my stepbrother feels that way. He's less excited for ME3 due to Deception.

I ain't either, but I don't blame people that do think like this, despite being two completely different teams.

They really should have thought this through better before releasing it.

[nitefyre410]

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...
...Of course, after Deception, I'm not sure I trust anyone to write a story for ME other than Bioware itself...

This whole thing is their fault to begin with.

Well yes, but I doubt internal writers would do such a bad job. At least the thing would likely be readable and probably wouldn't contain such glaring errors. The story and blatant writing out of characters would probably still be there, but I would hope internal writers care about their own IP. If not, ME3 should, by all rights, suck.

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

 


I'm trying to keep the faith strong but I worry these days...I worry greatly. 

[Yuoaman]

I'm not worried at all for ME3... I am worried about future Mass Effect productions, but that's just because I don't know if Bioware will repeat these same mistakes.

[General User]

ME3 might still be good. ME3 might still be great!

But... there ain't a heck of a lot pointing in that direction.

[LPPrince]

Iohanna wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

jreezy wrote...

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm not, but I wouldn't blame people for feeling that way now.

Hell, my stepbrother feels that way. He's less excited for ME3 due to Deception.

I ain't either, but I don't blame people that do think like this, despite being two completely different teams.

They really should have thought this through better before releasing it.

Honestly, this whole debacle gives me a headache.

[AVPen]

Again.... artificial sunlight.... on f***ing Omega. <_<

The fake sunshine had started to fade as a computer somewhere began to dim the lights for the comfort of races that were diurnal or nocturnal and still required alternating periods of light in order to get sufficient rest. So as the women followed an ancient sluiceway west, all sorts of lights and signs began to blink on. There were shadows, lots of them, which gave predators a place to hide. Gillian knew that and couldn’t help but feel a sense of concern.

[LPPrince]

jreezy wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...
...Of course, after Deception, I'm not sure I trust anyone to write a story for ME other than Bioware itself...

This whole thing is their fault to begin with.

Well yes, but I doubt internal writers would do such a bad job. At least the thing would likely be readable and probably wouldn't contain such glaring errors. The story and blatant writing out of characters would probably still be there, but I would hope internal writers care about their own IP. If not, ME3 should, by all rights, suck.

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm not, but I wouldn't blame people for feeling that way now.

Hell, my stepbrother feels that way. He's less excited for ME3 due to Deception.

I knew books could be powerful but Deception has me feeling almost jaded towards Mass Effect 3 but especially towards BioWare. Hoping the demo will bring back that excitement.

Just gotta hold out till Tuesday. Whew.

[Yuoaman]

AVPen wrote...

Again.... artificial sunlight.... on f***ing Omega. <_<

The fake sunshine had started to fade as a computer somewhere began to dim the lights for the comfort of races that were diurnal or nocturnal and still required alternating periods of light in order to get sufficient rest. So as the women followed an ancient sluiceway west, all sorts of lights and signs began to blink on. There were shadows, lots of them, which gave predators a place to hide. Gillian knew that and couldn’t help but feel a sense of concern.

At least it isn't as bad as the hills of Omega, right?

[AngusJimiKeith]

jreezy wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...

jreezy wrote...

AngusJimiKeith wrote...
...Of course, after Deception, I'm not sure I trust anyone to write a story for ME other than Bioware itself...

This whole thing is their fault to begin with.

Well yes, but I doubt internal writers would do such a bad job. At least the thing would likely be readable and probably wouldn't contain such glaring errors. The story and blatant writing out of characters would probably still be there, but I would hope internal writers care about their own IP. If not, ME3 should, by all rights, suck.

Regrettably I'm leaning towards that train of thought little by little.

I'm not, but I wouldn't blame people for feeling that way now.

Hell, my stepbrother feels that way. He's less excited for ME3 due to Deception.

I knew books could be powerful but Deception has me feeling almost jaded towards Mass Effect 3 but especially towards BioWare. Hoping the demo will bring back that excitement.

Agreed about the demo. We'll see.

I'll stop quote pyramiding now.

[LPPrince]

Yuoaman wrote...

AVPen wrote...

Again.... artificial sunlight.... on f***ing Omega. <_<

The fake sunshine had started to fade as a computer somewhere began to dim the lights for the comfort of races that were diurnal or nocturnal and still required alternating periods of light in order to get sufficient rest. So as the women followed an ancient sluiceway west, all sorts of lights and signs began to blink on. There were shadows, lots of them, which gave predators a place to hide. Gillian knew that and couldn’t help but feel a sense of concern.

At least it isn't as bad as the hills of Omega, right?

Hills. Ergh.

[nitefyre410]

jreezy wrote...


I knew books could be powerful but Deception has me feeling almost jaded towards Mass Effect 3 but especially towards BioWare. Hoping the demo will bring back that excitement.

 


Who can blame you ... look at the quality of the product the was released , Why should you as consumer have any faith that another product released by the same company is going to any better ...

Which gives credience to all the people  worrying about  ME 3 because of DA 2 but its valid ... dispite the different teams. 

[Iohanna]

Yuoaman wrote...

At least it isn't as bad as the hills of Omega, right?

Well that settles it.

Recorded footage of Dietz's studio while writing Mass Effect: Deception, ladies and gentlemen!

Modifié par Iohanna, 02 février 2012 - 06:13 .

[LPPrince]

What the hell?

[nitefyre410]

AVPen wrote...

Again.... artificial sunlight.... on f***ing Omega. <_<

The fake sunshine had started to fade as a computer somewhere began to dim the lights for the comfort of races that were diurnal or nocturnal and still required alternating periods of light in order to get sufficient rest. So as the women followed an ancient sluiceway west, all sorts of lights and signs began to blink on. There were shadows, lots of them, which gave predators a place to hide. Gillian knew that and couldn’t help but feel a sense of concern.

 


OH  for  christsake it continues to get worst... 

[Cloaking_Thane]

Is it wrong that I've put the book on a stand and just covered my ears and gone

"lalalalalala can't hear you lalalalalalalalal"