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g_bassi13 wrote...
How did you get your hands on the new DLC before the rest of us?SabishiiRyuu wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Well at least you'll know the range of colors the explosion will be thanks to Bioware.
You had to depress me again just as I was about to forget the damn thing, but I'm pretty sure it could be Yellow or Pink too.
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.http://social.biowar...4198/1#11216887
'Night, everyone.
It was forced emotion through lazy writing. It gets frustrating. I don't like to be told how I'm supposed to feel about something by a writer. It should be natural.Mokiki wrote...
Tbh I think the whole part with the child was badly executed. Well at least as soon the dreams started. You can't tell me that it was the first kid shepard saw dieing.
Sealcat wrote...
Mr Chr15topher wrote...
Ok, I'm going to try to steer this a bit more on topic before we get shut down: Was it ever explained that in the ME universe if they used universal translators? I know I just automatically assumed that, but does anyone know if it was ever actually explained?
I've also wondered about that... I recall that Shepard mentioned her translator some time in ME2, though I haven't really heard it explained futher. Since everyone seems to understand everyone everywhere in the unvierse, uh, I wonder in what form they have their translators. Is it like.. implanted in their heads or something? I keep wondering about that..
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
Modifié par SabishiiRyuu, 09 avril 2012 - 09:05 .
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
Only if they destroy My Little Pony at the same timeSabishiiRyuu wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Well at least you'll know the range of colors the explosion will be thanks to Bioware.
You had to depress me again just as I was about to forget the damn thing, but I'm pretty sure it could be Yellow or Pink too.
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
lol Bioware are covering themselves in glory at the moment.TamiBx wrote...
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
Is this for real or just a joke?
Yep it's an omni-tool program. In a me1 dlc (i forget which one) you start out not being able to understand batarians then you upgrade it.toffeetrooper wrote...
Mr Chr15topher wrote...
Ok, I'm going to try to steer this a bit more on topic before we get shut down: Was it ever explained that in the ME universe if they used universal translators? I know I just automatically assumed that, but does anyone know if it was ever actually explained?
i think it was built into the omni-tool
g_bassi13 wrote...
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
Haha.
True motives revealed.
Phoenix NL wrote...
Only if they destroy My Little Pony at the same timeSabishiiRyuu wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Well at least you'll know the range of colors the explosion will be thanks to Bioware.
You had to depress me again just as I was about to forget the damn thing, but I'm pretty sure it could be Yellow or Pink too.
g_bassi13 wrote...
It was forced emotion through lazy writing. It gets frustrating. I don't like to be told how I'm supposed to feel about something by a writer. It should be natural.
Modifié par Mokiki, 09 avril 2012 - 09:11 .
Dj14365 wrote...
Yep it's an omni-tool program. In a me1 dlc (i forget which one) you start out not being able to understand batarians then you upgrade it.toffeetrooper wrote...
Mr Chr15topher wrote...
Ok, I'm going to try to steer this a bit more on topic before we get shut down: Was it ever explained that in the ME universe if they used universal translators? I know I just automatically assumed that, but does anyone know if it was ever actually explained?
i think it was built into the omni-tool
PS I haven't played through that in a while so I can't recall exactly how it went down.
toffeetrooper wrote...
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TamiBx wrote...
isig wrote...
Well, I'm out for the night, just saw this in the pc technical support section and thought it was pretty funny.
'Night, everyone.
Is this for real or just a joke?
Goodwood wrote...
So...are we really getting a DLC?
Only I've been out of it for over two weeks due to moving house...
Goodwood wrote...
So...are we really getting a DLC?
Only I've been out of it for over two weeks due to moving house...
At that point at least when Tali is an li it doesn't matter what shep is saying.CaptnObvious wrote...
That makes me think of something:Dj14365 wrote...
Yep it's an omni-tool program. In a me1 dlc (i forget which one) you start out not being able to understand batarians then you upgrade it.toffeetrooper wrote...
i think it was built into the omni-toolMr Chr15topher wrote...
Ok, I'm going to try to steer this a bit more on topic before we get shut down: Was it ever explained that in the ME universe if they used universal translators? I know I just automatically assumed that, but does anyone know if it was ever actually explained?
PS I haven't played through that in a while so I can't recall exactly how it went down.
In LoSB, you can see the changes in Tali's combination, and one of them is some universal translator again,like with the Omni-Tool, but it's uploaded to her suit instead. Thing is, in a way, wouldn't she not understand Shepard when she takes off her helmet?
See I could understand that child representing the lives that Shepard can't save but what I don't understand is why or how the Catalyst would know to use that image. This suggests either that the Catalyst is somehow in Shepard's head or it's a situation like when in the Geth Consensus that Shepard's mind is turning it into something recognizable. Either way it's odd and I was very taken aback when I saw it at the end of the game because it was so nonsensical.Mokiki wrote...
g_bassi13 wrote...
It was forced emotion through lazy writing. It gets frustrating. I don't like to be told how I'm supposed to feel about something by a writer. It should be natural.
Yes especially since you had no connection to the kid whatsoever. Yes children dieing is a tragedy, hell if anyone dies it's a tragedy. But it felt like generic war movie cliché #902
*edit* Especially since you don't see children during the first two games and then bam the first one you see dies within 20 minutes of the game.
Mokiki wrote...
g_bassi13 wrote...
It was forced emotion through lazy writing. It gets frustrating. I don't like to be told how I'm supposed to feel about something by a writer. It should be natural.
Yes especially since you had no connection to the kid whatsoever. Yes children dieing is a tragedy, hell if anyone dies it's a tragedy. But it felt like generic war movie cliché #902
*edit* Especially since you don't see children during the first two games and then bam the first one you see dies within 20 minutes of the game.
SabishiiRyuu wrote...
g_bassi13 wrote...
How did you get your hands on the new DLC before the rest of us?SabishiiRyuu wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Well at least you'll know the range of colors the explosion will be thanks to Bioware.
You had to depress me again just as I was about to forget the damn thing, but I'm pretty sure it could be Yellow or Pink too.
**** I should've kept my mouth shut... spoilers...?
Could you link that up that guys pretty funny, and I'd like to watch it.SabishiiRyuu wrote...
Goodwood wrote...
So...are we really getting a DLC?
Only I've been out of it for over two weeks due to moving house...
Yeah, but like AngryJoe said: "They are only going to explain why their sh!t stinks, instead of giving us something that doesn't stink."
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