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[MrnDvlDg161]

"I think Alliance it's just a bunch of jarheads.."

Hey...hey...now... whats wrong with a jarhead!

[Dragoonlordz]

People forgetting Shepard has pet dog now, in the dark I see a lot of tripping up incoming.

[Unschuld]

I'm so glad they made the ME3 Normandy darker again, it almost feels like a military ship again. ME2 Normandy felt like a damn hospital clean room.

[Inquisitor Recon]

I'm fine with the darker colors. But the door? Really?

Remember Rear Admiral Mikhailovich's complaint about possible communication issues? And that was without having a door right there.

I'd bet the Systems Alliance took out all sorts of cool things too. Bureaucratic idiots.

[Fiery Phoenix]

I like it this way; it was suspiciously bright in ME2. Starships are supposed to be dark-ish.

[Legendaryred]

Merengues 1945 wrote...

Hello Man wrote...

Its not a Cerberus vessel  any more.

In short I'm assuming the Alliance stripped all the uneeded comforts and only on a need to need basis allowed things to stay. I guess Joker is gonna miss his leather seat.

I think Alliance it's just a bunch of jarheads with absolutely no respect for others property... they stole the normandy from cerberus (They claim it's alliance, but remember who got the idea of building the normandy with turians?, so.. Cerberus idea, Cerberus ship)

They take the model ships, they take your fish, they take your hamster, your prothean thingy, your research on weapons and cybernetics, they take your money, your resources, they take all the nice things of the more advanced/confortable vessel on Alliance space, they strip you of your rank, your team, even call you a criminal and even then, they ask for your help... I say, go to hell, cerberus aren't that bad after all.

Exactly my thinking .

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I like SR2 colors.

[kazumasoju]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Also whose that girl next to the galaxy map? kelly!?

Please be Kelly 
Please be Kelly 
Please be Kelly

[Slashout]

Isotopel wrote...

 I saw the galaxy map video and I must say that the Normandy's lighting is dimmer than ME1's Normandy. It's almost pitch black in there, except for the computer lights. I would be surprised if people weren't constantly tripping over stuff. 

It's not that darker than in ME1.
Here's your ship in ME1 :

Modifié par Slashout, 27 février 2012 - 05:43 .

[Ecmoose]

Merengues 1945 wrote...

Hello Man wrote...

Its not a Cerberus vessel  any more.

In short I'm assuming the Alliance stripped all the uneeded comforts and only on a need to need basis allowed things to stay. I guess Joker is gonna miss his leather seat.

I think Alliance it's just a bunch of jarheads with absolutely no respect for others property... they stole the normandy from cerberus (They claim it's alliance, but remember who got the idea of building the normandy with turians?, so.. Cerberus idea, Cerberus ship)

They take the model ships, they take your fish, they take your hamster, your prothean thingy, your research on weapons and cybernetics, they take your money, your resources, they take all the nice things of the more advanced/confortable vessel on Alliance space, they strip you of your rank, your team, even call you a criminal and even then, they ask for your help... I say, go to hell, cerberus aren't that bad after all.

Well, they did take your stuff, I'll give you that.

However they never intended you to be the captain of the Normandy once they retrieved it. Anderson made that impromptu decision after the reaper invasion.

I imagine if they expected to need Shep again, they may have kept some of that stuff on hand.

[Legendaryred]

Ecmoose wrote...

Merengues 1945 wrote...

Hello Man wrote...

Its not a Cerberus vessel  any more.

In short I'm assuming the Alliance stripped all the uneeded comforts and only on a need to need basis allowed things to stay. I guess Joker is gonna miss his leather seat.

I think Alliance it's just a bunch of jarheads with absolutely no respect for others property... they stole the normandy from cerberus (They claim it's alliance, but remember who got the idea of building the normandy with turians?, so.. Cerberus idea, Cerberus ship)

They take the model ships, they take your fish, they take your hamster, your prothean thingy, your research on weapons and cybernetics, they take your money, your resources, they take all the nice things of the more advanced/confortable vessel on Alliance space, they strip you of your rank, your team, even call you a criminal and even then, they ask for your help... I say, go to hell, cerberus aren't that bad after all.

Well, they did take your stuff, I'll give you that.

However they never intended you to be the captain of the Normandy once they retrieved it. Anderson made that impromptu decision after the reaper invasion.

I imagine if they expected to need Shep again, they may have kept some of that stuff on hand.

They would have to take the SR2 out of my dead cold fingers. I mean i had to die to get that ship, i would just shoot my way out of alliance and take my ship! (If i were Shepard of course)

[Mike Shepard]

ReconTeam wrote...

I'm fine with the darker colors. But the door? Really?

Remember Rear Admiral Mikhailovich's complaint about possible communication issues? And that was without having a door right there.

I'd bet the Systems Alliance took out all sorts of cool things too. Bureaucratic idiots.

Doors don't mean that much.

Close a door to a room and have a friend down the hallway bellow as loud as they can and see if you hear them. haha it's probably mostly in case of a security breach the cockpit would be secured alowing Joker to focus.

[Rudy Lis]

Well, since my business trip is apparently delayed, I think a small bit of contact process wouldn’t hurt. Simply put – vitriol time!
C’mon, Chris, your games already have more holes than colander, why now strike a pose like you care about realism? Since you so unwilling to give us easy to use tools to modify game content, why not include simple lightswitch or swappable textures, for user convenience? More than a decade ago there were two games where certain NPCs had different portraits between first game and it’s sequel. What games they were, I wonder? Ah, yes, Baldur’s gates. And they were developed by… Bioware. What a surprise.
And no, I do not betray my “realism” ideals, because lightning on screenshot has nothing to do with "realism".

Chris Priestly wrote...

I don't think it is too dark when you remember what it's purpose is. It's a fighter/exploration craft. And this craft uses a lot of video readout and holographic technology for its controls and readings. A darker environment makes these easier to use.

Perfect. No, not perfect. Pahfect. ****ing pahfect. You created very interesting model of future – without flashlights, night-vision, thermographs, automatic fish feeders, displays capable to work in broad daylight but with “hypervelocity rounds” flying so fast so even modern days subsonic .45 ACP round will overtakes them hands down (not that I imply that .45 has hands). Not sure, maybe even airgun or airsoft pellets could compete with your hypervelocity rounds in terms of muzzle velocity.

Chris Priestly wrote...

Similar in nature to a modern day Aircraft Controller tower. The rooms are almost completely pitch back except for the screens to allow those following airplanes to easier see and understand what is on their screens.

How about working during day? Air Traffic Controller striking a heroic pose “I don’t need your pitiful radars to guide them!”?

Anyway, it seems we were in different ATCT, because those I’ve seen were far from being “pitch black”. Of course I do not mean they were brightly illuminated by spotlights – they are not gala-concert stage, but there was just enough light to see your surrounding without stumbling upon everything. The only dark thing I remember – was ceiling.

"Pitch black" darkness useful when you rely only on visual controls, not instruments. So one and only person who may need pitch black darkness is Joker. But why bother, he sits in middle of cockpit, with minimal visibility through windows from his position, so he should rely not on his eyes, but on instruments, especially if remember than SR2 had shutters, covering cockpit windows entirely. And since Joker apparently uses instrument flight rules – why we need to bother with dark ship interiors?

And since I mentioned Joker - isn’t his swift return back to the Alliance (who grounded him in first place) is… How should I put this… “Spineless”?

Chris Priestly wrote...

Same reason submarines dim their lights when they go into combat mode.

Submarines? Last time I checked they had ZERO windows and spent significant amount of time underwater with hatches sealed, so no need to worry some reaperfleet sailor notice you smoking on bridge.
If you mean certain dimming allegedly happening during alarms, then maybe it happens when everyone already at their stations, so few people really had to run anywhere, thus chances of tripping are minimal?

Chris Priestly wrote...

Possibly if the Normandy was more of a pleasure craft or personal vehicle it would be brighter, but the darker atmosphere suits the purpose better.

I find it quite funny - Cerberus crew was capable working in brighter light condition, while Alliance crew cannot. Hmm… I think I joined wrong organization. Where is nearest Cerberus recruiting point? Oh, no, you made Cerberus enemy, without any chance to join their ranks. What a wonderful move for game, claiming to be RPG...

But I digress. My documents has arrived and it's time for me to go. Hope to see all y'all in three weeks, folks!

[Confused-Shepard]

I swear you are worse than old people.

"It's too dark!"
"It's too cold"
"No one listens to me!"

It's fine!

[JeffZero]

I think it's beautiful. I preferred ME1's Normandy atmosphere over ME2's and this one is shaping up to be my favorite yet.

Now, any darker than it is now and there'd be an issue, yes.

[CroGamer002]

Sometimes I think joining back to Cerberus is good idea.

I can see where I walk on my ship with them.

[AlbertoAquilani]

Rudy Lis wrote...
Long post.

I can already see you're the type that's going to nitpick every single thing about the game upon release. Not looking forward to that. You must be a joy to live with.

[DJBare]

Confused-Shepard wrote...

It's fine!

It's better than fine, I'll no longer have the continued imagined smell of anticeptic.

[Confused-Shepard]

DJBare wrote...

Confused-Shepard wrote...

It's fine!

It's better than fine, I'll no longer have the continued imagined smell of anticeptic.

I just want one more thing. A revolving chair from where to bark orders from in a gravely, vaguely Klingon voice

[DJBare]

Confused-Shepard wrote...
I just want one more thing. A revolving chair from where to bark orders from in a gravely, vaguely Klingon voice

You do realise now I'm going to miss such a thing in the game, thanks! "Revolves on computer chair"; I guess it will have to do.

[Sith Reaper]

 Not as dark in the new PWNED interview just released here (still dark enough to keep the SR1 feel, however): www.youtube.com/watch

[Arkitekt]

GRIMDAAAAARK!

[SykoWolf]

I can answer this..........
They used a darker then usual tone so as to give it a darker feel, just as the last game in the series should be...darker. The reapers are invading and killing men women and children by the thousands and as such they aren't going to use the Blue's of ME1 or the Orange of ME2 instead preffering to use dark lighting and red colours.

[Clearly Balkan]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I want to know why there's a door blocking the cockpit....

Security reasons! DOH!

[ColdRiver]

It's darker to cover the ****ty textures.