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[izmirtheastarach]

So right now Jarrett is posting in a bunch of other threads, but we still cannot get an answer on this. Does that mean it's more likely or less? I don't know.

[lobi]

Actually dont know, but deleted the cut scene comment and GoW reference in case it's true.

Modifié par lobi, 13 février 2012 - 03:14 .

[izmirtheastarach]

Frustrating. That answer from the ME twitter is a non-answer. I just don't see what they lose by simply telling us if the intro in the demo is that same as in the game. There are no spoilers involved in that.

[slimgrin]

Well, if it's different we can't expect them to be tossing out spoilers. Maybe it is different in the main game.

[JSwisha]

Looks like this is the actual intro, and I'm a bit disappointed in the portion leading up to the Reaper attack. Just feels rushed in my opinion. There was so much potential with the trial as others have already pointed out. I'm still hoping that it will be there in some form before the part where the demo kicks off.

I'll say this though...after the Reapers do hit, it's fantastic.

[Daiyu101]

izmirtheastarach wrote...
I just don't see what they lose by simply telling us if the intro in the demo is that same as in the game.

And we're back, for those just tuning in, a startling development occured earlier today in the gaming community, a Mass Effect 3 game, highly anticipated for its high octane immersion and story, has came under fire when it was confirmed that a more elaborate introduction was canned in favour of [long static]. Already flocks of fans are clambering to their nearest game retailers to cancel their pre-orders as an act of defiance in response to this devastating news... BioWare has yet to comment on the fallout.

[izmirtheastarach]

Daiyu101 wrote...

izmirtheastarach wrote...
I just don't see what they lose by simply telling us if the intro in the demo is that same as in the game.

And we're back, for those just tuning in, a startling development occured earlier today in the gaming community, a Mass Effect 3 game, highly anticipated for its high octane immersion and story, has came under fire when it was confirmed that a more elaborate introduction was canned in favour of [long static]. Already flocks of fans are clambering to their nearest game retailers to cancel their pre-orders as an act of defiance in response to this devastating news... BioWare has yet to comment on the fallout.

Yeah, that's prolly why. Prolly.

[Xarathox]

After thinking about it for a while, I've come to the conclusion that I can't be bothered to give a **** if the trial is included or not in the final version.

I simply just...do not care anymore.

[izmirtheastarach]

Xarathox wrote...

After thinking about it for a while, I've come to the conclusion that I can't be bothered to give a **** if the trial is included or not in the final version.

I simply just...do not care anymore.

Yeah, it's not the end of the world. Still curious myself, though.

[incinerator950]

Xarathox wrote...

After thinking about it for a while, I've come to the conclusion that I can't be bothered to give a **** if the trial is included or not in the final version.

I simply just...do not care anymore.

I've kept an attitude that's basically been the concept that Bioware has kept the overall game in mind rather than every picket idea that the majority of people keep complaining about.  So long as it is not an entire inconvienance, I will continue not to care.

Modifié par incinerator950, 13 février 2012 - 03:43 .

[IBPROFEN]

I haven't played the demo. But reading about it's intro here makes me think maybe BW/EA put up the action mode as demo instead of RPG mode. I would think that Action mode would not be as much as a spoiler as the RPG mode.

[izmirtheastarach]

IBPROFEN wrote...

I haven't played the demo. But reading about it's intro here makes me think maybe BW/EA put up the action mode as demo instead of RPG mode. I would think that Action mode would not be as much as a spoiler as the RPG mode.

All three modes are available in the demo.

[IBPROFEN]

izmirtheastarach wrote...

IBPROFEN wrote...

I haven't played the demo. But reading about it's intro here makes me think maybe BW/EA put up the action mode as demo instead of RPG mode. I would think that Action mode would not be as much as a spoiler as the RPG mode.

All three modes are available in the demo.

 Have you or anyone else played all 3 mode settings? I would think demo would be alot bigger than it is with MP in it.

[izmirtheastarach]

And yes, I have played all three modes. Action mostly chooses Renegade options, but the dialogue is that same. In RPG and Story you can choose either Paragon or Renegade for a limited number of choices.

Either way, there is no change in dialogue. I think the significant thing is that all these games are new games without import. We have no idea how things will play out in an import game.

Modifié par izmirtheastarach, 13 février 2012 - 04:07 .

[Blacklash93]

I don't see why the committee wouldn't believe Shepard at the point ME3 starts. They've lost contact with everything beyond the Sol Relay and every conlony has gone dark by that point. It's quite clear that something is closing in on them. How could they not believe that some unknown, extremely powerful force is about to get them?

Really, I'd find it extremely stupid if the game started with the Reapers showing up with absolutley no warning.

Modifié par Blacklash93, 13 février 2012 - 04:14 .

[Halo Quea]

Daiyu101 wrote...

izmirtheastarach wrote...
I just don't see what they lose by simply telling us if the intro in the demo is that same as in the game.

And we're back, for those just tuning in, a startling development occured earlier today in the gaming community, a Mass Effect 3 game, highly anticipated for its high octane immersion and story, has came under fire when it was confirmed that a more elaborate introduction was canned in favour of [long static]. Already flocks of fans are clambering to their nearest game retailers to cancel their pre-orders as an act of defiance in response to this devastating news... BioWare has yet to comment on the fallout.

Heh heh...nobody's taking it THAT far.   It's just that Shepard's wings appear to have been clipped by the Alliance, but he's still a Council Spectre hanging around on Earth for what exactly?  If a trial or court-martial was never going to be the end result, then why is Shepard even on Earth?

Unless...putting Shepard on Earth was nothing more than another one of Marc's obvious plot mechanisms. <_<

Don't misunderstand me, that's not a complaint I'm making.  I get it that they want to get the story moving so the player can hit the ground running. It's just that alot of us REALLY wanted an opportunity to either defend (or justify) our Shepard's actions, air our feelings on the Reaper menace,  AND OF COURSE  confront the game of denial that everyone has been playing with this highly dangerous situation.

We don't know for sure, but it looks like Bioware is going to deny us that moment.  I hope I'm wrong.

Modifié par Halo Quea, 13 février 2012 - 04:15 .

[WizenSlinky0]

Blacklash93 wrote...

I don't see why the committee wouldn't believe Shepard at the point ME3 starts. They've lost contact with everything beyond the Sol Relay and every conlony has gone dark by that point. It's quite clear that something is closing in on them. How could they not believe that some unknown, extremely powerful force is about to get them?

Really, I'd find it extremely stupid if the game started with the Reapers showing up with absolutley no warning.

They do know. And they are scared. Hence blindly grasping at other explanations.

[Chapity]

My two cents, I think it's there and they aren't talking about it because they don't want to show it until release. Mac gave a non response prolly because it wasn't in the demo, so no need to talk about it. I agree it does make no sense that sheep would be on earth without it, but as demos go, why give away the good stuff when it's more about the action and less about the story. They are showing off the changes so a dialogue section wouldnt help showcase that. Three weeks can't go fast enough.

[daftPirate]

WizenSlinky0 wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

I don't see why the committee wouldn't believe Shepard at the point ME3 starts. They've lost contact with everything beyond the Sol Relay and every conlony has gone dark by that point. It's quite clear that something is closing in on them. How could they not believe that some unknown, extremely powerful force is about to get them?

Really, I'd find it extremely stupid if the game started with the Reapers showing up with absolutley no warning.

They do know. And they are scared. Hence blindly grasping at other explanations.

Do they grasp at other explanations? They'd like to think it was something else, but Shep says "Reapers," they ask "What now?" They seem to readily accept what's happening, at least for the minute or so they remain alive after.

[WizenSlinky0]

daftPirate wrote...

WizenSlinky0 wrote...

Blacklash93 wrote...

I don't see why the committee wouldn't believe Shepard at the point ME3 starts. They've lost contact with everything beyond the Sol Relay and every conlony has gone dark by that point. It's quite clear that something is closing in on them. How could they not believe that some unknown, extremely powerful force is about to get them?

Really, I'd find it extremely stupid if the game started with the Reapers showing up with absolutley no warning.

They do know. And they are scared. Hence blindly grasping at other explanations.

Do they grasp at other explanations? They'd like to think it was something else, but Shep says "Reapers," they ask "What now?" They seem to readily accept what's happening, at least for the minute or so they remain alive after.

Yes, they do. Hence why they bothered to call in Shepard to confirm what they already knew. Shepard says at much.

So when they have Shepard yelling at them, telling them this is it, they practically give up on the spot.

[ramdog7]

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Modifié par ramdog7, 13 février 2012 - 04:40 .

[Pee Jae]

*cling* There's nothing to cut from the demo because the trial wasn't in the demo. It happens after Shep leaves Earth. After the title screen, same as Genesis. That's my story and I'm clinging to it.