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[Goodwood]

Nharia1 wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...

Major Swift wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...
*looks at in disgust* Its coka-cola...

uses space magic:wizard: to turn it into root beer

No man Dr. Pepper all the way.

I drink Dr. Pepper.... only if I've run out of Root Beer, or need a caffine jolt

I absolutely love Dr. Pepper!
love

[Kyria Nyriese]

Goodwood wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...

Dj14365 wrote...

Major Swift wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...
*looks at in disgust* Its coka-cola...

uses space magic:wizard: to turn it into root beer

No man Dr. Pepper all the way.

I drink Dr. Pepper.... only if I've run out of Root Beer, or need a caffine jolt

I absolutely [/b]love Dr. Pepper! [b]love

Dr. Pepper is my second love right after Moutain Dew.  I about live on Diet Mt. Dew... OK I do live on it.

[jsimonye]

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

[Goodwood]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

TamiBx wrote...
Are you guys trying to get me started on how much I hate MP? I liked ME because it was a single player...

Heh why not, they got me started on how much I hate MP, so why not join the crowd

While it is relatively simplistic by shooter standards, I actually didn't mind the multiplayer once I had gotten used to it. The thing is, if you're not already at least somewhat into shooters, the appeal to play it isn't there. There's no role-playing involved, you're not actively recruiting anyone (the only way to communicate is by in-game voice chat, and most folks don't have the setup for that), and it's not like the characters you promote to lvl 20 actually contribute to War Assets (you'd think they would, but they don't).

Having first come to Mass Effect after having played a bunch of FPSs (and generally sucking at multiplayer), it's much easier for me to get a grip on. I also understand why most RPG enthusiasts don't like it; it's like if they attached a "horde mode" multiplayer option onto KotOR where you go to Dantooine after the sacking and just fight waves and waves of Dark Jedi and Sith. It would've rightfully been seen as totally unnecessary and it would take away from the story experience—even if the multiplayer could be switched off and done with bots instead.

And yet despite the claims of the devs, you can't get decent endings (by their definition) without playing it.

[Goodwood]

jsimonye wrote...

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

Thank you ever so much for your input. See you 'round the forums!

[Major Swift]

jsimonye wrote...

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to the many others we've received over the weeks!

Modifié par Major Swift, 16 avril 2012 - 04:53 .

[CaptnObvious]

jsimonye wrote...

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

Thanks, point well taken. Guess nobody gained anything when they decided to make some DLCs free instead of paid, as initially planned. :happy:

[Kyria Nyriese]

jsimonye wrote...

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

Thank you very much for your input, please note that we are listening to all input.  What part of the thread did you enjoy the most?

[Kyria Nyriese]

Alright fine ladies and gentlebeings I believe it is that time of the evening where I bid a good night to you all. It's time to quit playing with the new laptop and actually get some sleep.

Night night folks.

[TamiBx]

jsimonye wrote...

Can't believe they haven't closed this rant thread yet. Move on people, nothing to see or gain here.

Thank you for your suggestion! We will make sure to pass the message to other people who come to this thread. 

So, what did you like about the ending? 

[TamiBx]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Alright fine ladies and gentlebeings I believe it is that time of the evening where I bid a good night to you all. It's time to quit playing with the new laptop and actually get some sleep.

Night night folks.

haha, I'm doing the same thing.

So good night~! 

[Goodwood]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Alright fine ladies and gentlebeings I believe it is that time of the evening where I bid a good night to you all. It's time to quit playing with the new laptop and actually get some sleep.

Night night folks.

G'night Kyria! Enjoy your new marvel of modern technology! *hugs*

[Nharia1]

*comes back in from a night of heavy modding on my NWN2 Bard*

[Darth Garrus]

Good night, everyone!

Hold the line! Hold your wallets!!!

[Goodwood]

Nharia1 wrote...

*comes back in from a night of heavy modding on my NWN2 Bard*

Welcome back, Nhari! *hugs*

Goodnight, Darth Suetam!

Modifié par Goodwood, 16 avril 2012 - 05:20 .

[Goodwood]

Glarble.

Modifié par Goodwood, 16 avril 2012 - 05:20 .

[RussianOrc]

Hi folks.
Good morning/afternoon/night
I just wanted to share with you guys something i've just experienced while engaging in a conversation with some (non Mass effect players) friends of mine today.
You guys probably already know that 99% of the people who have not played ME or haven't seen the ending of ME3 are against us.At the begining of the discussion after i explained why we started this movement, their reaction was exactly the same we've been seen around the internet so much, like "you guys are entitled/spoiled childs" "you want a happy rainbow ending, etc".After that i explained that our major complaint wasn't the sad tune of the ending but the inconsistencies and plot holes of the same, and then again i've heard what we've already heard a thousand times around the internet "It's their game, they can do what ever they want to do" "it's art,etc".
At this point i was already kinda pissed off, but, i kept my politeness  and asked "If we get the ending changed via DLC as we want, how will this affect the people who liked the ending?If they liked the ending they can keep it, no one is forcing them into downloading the DLC, am i right?So why all the hatred?
They went silent for some seconds ...
And i thought "gotcha".But after that since they've had no response they returned to their initial bashing of the movement.
Don't get them wrong, they aren't ME players so they are seeing the situation from an outside perspective.
The point is that i have felt like a scientist during the inquisition, however logical i was they were insisting that i was wrong no matter how vague their arguments were.
My conclusion is that this must be human nature, since we always hear the same  arguments and curiously the same name calling as well.
The lesson i have learned out of this is "You should never discuss about something you don't understand otherwise you may look stupid and unresonable" (like they did to me).
The funny thing is that we look much more civilized than the people who attack us saying we are haters...

Modifié par RussianOrc, 16 avril 2012 - 05:24 .

[Nharia1]

Goodwood wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...

*comes back in from a night of heavy modding on my NWN2 Bard*

Welcome back, Nhari! *hugs*

Goodnight, Darth Surel!

Hi Goodwood~! What did I miss? I notice we had an underbridger show up just before I came back... The first one  in... like a week?
Edit: Oh yeah and *hugs back*

Modifié par Nharia1, 16 avril 2012 - 05:24 .

[Goodwood]

@RussianOrc:

The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

[Nharia1]

Goodwood wrote...

@RussianOrc:

The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

Are you trying to imply that the works of J.R.R. Tolkein and C.S. Lewis are not worthy of the praise they receive so readily? <_<

[Goodwood]

Nharia1 wrote...

Goodwood wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...

*comes back in from a night of heavy modding on my NWN2 Bard*

Welcome back, Nhari! *hugs*

Goodnight, Darth Surel!

Hi Goodwood~! What did I miss? I notice we had an underbridger show up just before I came back... The first one  in... like a week?
Edit: Oh yeah and *hugs back*

I don't think you really missed much of anything. The guy who was just in here was actually the second such person holding forth such an opinion this afternoon/evening; we were polite as usual and it seems that they did not wish to contest the point further. Ah well, their loss.

I've also been playing some moar multiplayer ME3. Hey, it passes the time!

[Goodwood]

Nharia1 wrote...

Goodwood wrote...

@RussianOrc:

The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

Are you trying to imply that the works of J.R.R. Tolkein and C.S. Lewis are not worthy of the praise they receive so readily? <_<

You know me better than that, dear.

Truth be told, though, I'm much more a fan of sci-fi than I am of fantasy, at least insofar as the realm of literature. After having tried DA:O and DA2, however, I find that I like fantasy RPGs almost as much as sci-fi ones (I'd actually /love/ to see an action-RPG set during World War II).

[CaptnObvious]

Nharia1 wrote...

Goodwood wrote...
@RussianOrc:
The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

Are you trying to imply that the works of J.R.R. Tolkein and C.S. Lewis are not worthy of the praise they receive so readily? <_<

Their endings left to be desired. Some writing lessons with Mac Walters would've done them good.

[RussianOrc]

Goodwood wrote...

@RussianOrc:

The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

You're right, some battles are no worth fighting unless you are surrounded by allies, like we are in this thread.

[Nharia1]

CaptnObvious wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...

Goodwood wrote...
@RussianOrc:
The key here is to pick your battles. As you rightfully conclude, discussing with your friends things which only you are knowledgeable and/or passionate about can get you nowhere fast. I've had the same thing happen to me when discussing some of my hobbies, such as computers and plastic model-building. It's not unlike going up to a bunch of sci-fi geeks and singing the praises of LotOR trilogy and/or C. S. Lewis's works.

Are you trying to imply that the works of J.R.R. Tolkein and C.S. Lewis are not worthy of the praise they receive so readily? <_<

Their endings left to be desired. Some writing lessons with Mac Walters would've done them good.

... I can't tell if you're being sarcastic...