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Geda173 wrote...
I just found this going through my twitter account:
]http://www.xup.in/dl,13596150/unicorn.PNG/
Has anyone seen actual unicorns? I think not!
Modifié par chujwamdotego, 24 mars 2012 - 10:42 .
xHezz90 wrote...
SSV Auckland Signing In
Anything happen in the last 9 hours?
Just back from the cinema, was nice to take a break from this thread for a while I was going crazy.
Back to hold the line
xHezz90 wrote...
SSV Auckland Signing In
Anything happen in the last 9 hours?
Just back from the cinema, was nice to take a break from this thread for a while I was going crazy.
Back to hold the line
toffeetrooper wrote...
xHezz90 wrote...
SSV Auckland Signing In
Anything happen in the last 9 hours?
Just back from the cinema, was nice to take a break from this thread for a while I was going crazy.
Back to hold the line
welcome back, any starchilds in that film you watched
monimakitten wrote...
I am just lurking at the moment, suppose we have to wait until april for some news. I doubt Bioware will say more on the subject until then
Tarnation007 wrote...
Ah, and then there's Udina, who despite whether you chose Anderson in ME1, he ends up being the council member in ME3, so obviously AGAIN BW decided it didn't like your choice and "fixed" it.
Tarnation007 wrote...
The more I read about ME3, the more I realise that I am disappointed, not just by the ending but by the whole game. I read an article before, the link was posted here - it was about the illusion of choice. It frustrates me overall, particularly how we THINK we've been given choices but really, all along, we haven't. Eg: The rachni, no matter whether you kill the queen or not, they somehow come back in ME3... okay, so that choice didn't matter really. The council, no matter whether you sacrifice them in ME1 and replaced by humans in ME2, in ME3 you have an alien council again (because otherwise you wouldn't really have a game, so essentially, whether you killed them or not made no difference because BW didn't want them gone). Ah, and then there's Udina, who despite whether you chose Anderson in ME1, he ends up being the council member in ME3, so obviously AGAIN BW decided it didn't like your choice and "fixed" it.
Sorry everyone, I'm always very off topic from the general trend of what is being discussed at the time, but I needed to vent.
I wish the ending was fantastic first time round so I didn't have to be pulled out of pure ignorant bliss at the disappointment that I find is ME3. I loved the game, so I wish I could un-read everything I've read, but I can't - so now I realise that BW never really gave me any choice, they just pretended they did and gave me pretty awesome storyline to cover it up.
Tarnation007 wrote...
The council, no matter whether you sacrifice them in ME1 and replaced by humans in ME2, in ME3 you have an alien council again (because otherwise you wouldn't really have a game, so essentially, whether you killed them or not made no difference because BW didn't want them gone).
Modifié par BlackDevil06, 24 mars 2012 - 11:19 .
xHezz90 wrote...
Tarnation007 wrote...
Ah, and then there's Udina, who despite whether you chose Anderson in ME1, he ends up being the council member in ME3, so obviously AGAIN BW decided it didn't like your choice and "fixed" it.
Anderson gave up his seat on the council in one of the books, don't know which one but someone mentioned it before.
Tarnation007 wrote...
xHezz90 wrote...
Tarnation007 wrote...
Ah, and then there's Udina, who despite whether you chose Anderson in ME1, he ends up being the council member in ME3, so obviously AGAIN BW decided it didn't like your choice and "fixed" it.
Anderson gave up his seat on the council in one of the books, don't know which one but someone mentioned it before.
So why give us the choice to begin with if it didn't matter in the end? Just sayin....
xHezz90 wrote...
Tarnation007 wrote...
Ah, and then there's Udina, who despite whether you chose Anderson in ME1, he ends up being the council member in ME3, so obviously AGAIN BW decided it didn't like your choice and "fixed" it.
Anderson gave up his seat on the council in one of the books, don't know which one but someone mentioned it before.
Alikan wrote...
http://social.biowar.../index/10553469
True, from a political point of view the council would always need more than one race represented otherwise you couldn't call it a "galactic council". Having Anderson or Udina on the council was more the point, giving humanity a bigger voice in galactic politics.DJBare wrote...
Huh, couple of points, first I believe you would have learned of Anderson stepping down as councilor if the trial had remained in the finished game, secondly, there was never going to be an all human council, it was supposed to be a human led council.
Phoenix NL wrote...
No I saw no unicorns..... some dead people but no unicorns.... Unless it was the unicorns that killed them....
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