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spotlessvoid wrote...
My mother had no idea what she had rented for me on that one.
Optimus Prime dying was sad, but I wasn't oblivious to death. Watership Down blew my mind like a Krogan Headbutt. (Shepard excluded)
Arian Dynas wrote...
Witcher 2 is M rated and you see... a lot. As in, carpet doesn't match the drapes type of lot. As Byne said, they should have just not put the camera there if they didn't want to show anything. Nobody showers with a goddamn bra on.
I know, I've seen that scene. But you must remember. They're Norweigan... Europe has a very diffrent veiw on sex in well, just about anything. A better one IMO, goddamn fundies. And the simpler explanation as for why the underwear... well it stays in place and is alot easier to code than fog. And I kinda DID get the feeling that it was fanservice to some extent.
Ravel1992 wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Witcher 2 is M rated and you see... a lot. As in, carpet doesn't match the drapes type of lot. As Byne said, they should have just not put the camera there if they didn't want to show anything. Nobody showers with a goddamn bra on.
I know, I've seen that scene. But you must remember. They're Norweigan... Europe has a very diffrent veiw on sex in well, just about anything. A better one IMO, goddamn fundies. And the simpler explanation as for why the underwear... well it stays in place and is alot easier to code than fog. And I kinda DID get the feeling that it was fanservice to some extent.
Who? Geralt is from Rivia, CD-Projekt Red from Poland...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Speaking of Krogan headbutts, I am enjoying the wonderful voice of my favorite voice actor of all time;
Steve Blum
Modifié par spotlessvoid, 14 avril 2012 - 08:11 .
Arian Dynas wrote...
Rifneno wrote...
Witcher 2 is M rated and you see... a lot. As in, carpet doesn't match the drapes type of lot. As Byne said, they should have just not put the camera there if they didn't want to show anything. Nobody showers with a goddamn bra on.
I know, I've seen that scene. But you must remember. They're Norweigan... Europe has a very diffrent veiw on sex in well, just about anything. A better one IMO, goddamn fundies. And the simpler explanation as for why the underwear... well it stays in place and is alot easier to code than fog. And I kinda DID get the feeling that it was fanservice to some extent.
Modifié par lex0r11, 14 avril 2012 - 08:12 .
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Speaking of Krogan headbutts, I am enjoying the wonderful voice of my favorite voice actor of all time;
Steve Blum
Grunt?
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
Ah, good old Techmarine Martellus ... too bad he switched sides.
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
Ah, good old Techmarine Martellus ... too bad he switched sides.
Not according to Retribution. The canon traitor is Avitus. The Force Commander was sent on a penance crusade into the Eye of Terror for 100 years.
Arian Dynas wrote...
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It's quiet...
TOO quiet...
*runs about the thread wearing nothing but a rubber chicken waving a cutlass over his head*
:blink: -traumatized for life-
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
Ah, good old Techmarine Martellus ... too bad he switched sides.
Not according to Retribution. The canon traitor is Avitus. The Force Commander was sent on a penance crusade into the Eye of Terror for 100 years.
Yeah, that was a bit odd - if I read that correctly, when you come out as "pure" at the End of DoW II, Martellus is the traitor, but they changed it to Avitus for Retribution. But maybe I am just too much of a paragon in any game and they didn't factor in that I would refuse all the fancy Chaos stuff
That makes me notice that even if the crucicible actually teleported Terminators and Storm Terminators in to defeat the reapers, it would not have been more confusing than hologram kid.
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
Ah, good old Techmarine Martellus ... too bad he switched sides.
Not according to Retribution. The canon traitor is Avitus. The Force Commander was sent on a penance crusade into the Eye of Terror for 100 years.
Yeah, that was a bit odd - if I read that correctly, when you come out as "pure" at the End of DoW II, Martellus is the traitor, but they changed it to Avitus for Retribution. But maybe I am just too much of a paragon in any game and they didn't factor in that I would refuse all the fancy Chaos stuff
That makes me notice that even if the crucicible actually teleported Terminators and Storm Terminators in to defeat the reapers, it would not have been more confusing than hologram kid.
Oh god... can you picture THAT?
TERMINATOR: XENOS FILTH!
SHEPARD: No! They're allies!
TERMINATOR: HERETIC!
LIARA HITS HIM WITH A SINGULARITY
TERMINATOR: FOUL SORCERY!
Actually, that'd be kinda ****in, Shepard with a storm shield and a thunderhammer... hmm... we need them to work in the idea behind Bolters in to Mass effect. A rocket propelled high caliber rapid fire grenade launcher? Yes please.
... it's a shame my artistic skills are so limited - someone should really make a motviational with Shepard in Terminator armor and "To admit defeat is to blaspheme against the Emperor".
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
schneeland wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
[...]
As well as Wilson, Crewman Matthews, the Shadow Broker, Brother-Sergeant Cyrus, Wolverine, Spike Speigel, General Todoh, TOM, Sanjuro (the original, not ours), Oghren, First Enchanter Irving, Gorim, Andronikos Revel, Baron Deathmark, Techmarine Martellus and many, MANY more.
Ah, good old Techmarine Martellus ... too bad he switched sides.
Not according to Retribution. The canon traitor is Avitus. The Force Commander was sent on a penance crusade into the Eye of Terror for 100 years.
Yeah, that was a bit odd - if I read that correctly, when you come out as "pure" at the End of DoW II, Martellus is the traitor, but they changed it to Avitus for Retribution. But maybe I am just too much of a paragon in any game and they didn't factor in that I would refuse all the fancy Chaos stuff
That makes me notice that even if the crucicible actually teleported Terminators and Storm Terminators in to defeat the reapers, it would not have been more confusing than hologram kid.
Oh god... can you picture THAT?
TERMINATOR: XENOS FILTH!
SHEPARD: No! They're allies!
TERMINATOR: HERETIC!
LIARA HITS HIM WITH A SINGULARITY
TERMINATOR: FOUL SORCERY!
Actually, that'd be kinda ****in, Shepard with a storm shield and a thunderhammer... hmm... we need them to work in the idea behind Bolters in to Mass effect. A rocket propelled high caliber rapid fire grenade launcher? Yes please.
Yeah, gotta love my little fascitic space marines
And I'm all for bolters in Mass Effect. I love sound of heavy bolters in the morning - so relaxing.
Arian Dynas wrote...
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Oh I can see it now;
FOR THE COUNCIL!
PURGE THE HUSK! BURN THE KROGAN BREAK THE MACHINE!
AN OPEN MIND IS THE KEY TO PEACE AND EQUITABLE RELATIONS WITH ALL RACES!
spotlessvoid
The first time I saw a thresher maw, I immediately thought of Shai Hulud.
Dune and Asimov were my first exposure to science fiction. I was still really young, and they left a lasting imprint. I don't think my world view had been so suddenly and dramatically shifted since watching Wateship Down as a little kid. THAT is not a freaking kids movie.
Modifié par gunslinger_ruiz, 14 avril 2012 - 09:58 .
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
While only a few are on I've got a question/insight of sorts.
Saw a few pages (few hundred? lost count) a comparison picture of renegade Shepard's red cybernetic eyes and The Illusive Man's, it pointed out they're inversions of each other. I'm still all for the Indoctrination Theory, but one of our main points is that Shepard appears to get "huskified" if you choose the blue or green endings. I've seen them both first hand (with a very nice monitor and graphics card to boot) and that was initially my first thought; "My Shepard...looks almost like a husk."
Didn't make this connection until I saw that comparison picture: Renegade Shepard's scars are his/her cybernetics being rejected/popping out. My question is this, is it possible that during the blue and green endings that Shepard is not being "huskified" but rather while he/she is being disintegrated/absorbed his/her cybernetics are showing without a layer of skin?
I know I know, Shepard's cybernetics are red, but if you pick the blue "paragon" ending as a paragon or even the green ending being affected by the blue or green energy could very well change the cybernetic coloring. I haven't tried this on my renegade yet, but I'm curious if a full renegade were to pick the blue option, would their "huskified" state look red? Will try it when I have time.
As I said I still firmly believe in Indoctrination, but just trying to further analyze our evidence.
Falloutwarfare wrote...
@arian dynas for that bsn would need its own equivelent of of the c-sec to fend of trolls and other disrespectful people to keep said Respectfulness
Modifié par Arian Dynas, 14 avril 2012 - 10:07 .
Arian Dynas wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
While only a few are on I've got a question/insight of sorts.
Saw a few pages (few hundred? lost count) a comparison picture of renegade Shepard's red cybernetic eyes and The Illusive Man's, it pointed out they're inversions of each other. I'm still all for the Indoctrination Theory, but one of our main points is that Shepard appears to get "huskified" if you choose the blue or green endings. I've seen them both first hand (with a very nice monitor and graphics card to boot) and that was initially my first thought; "My Shepard...looks almost like a husk."
Didn't make this connection until I saw that comparison picture: Renegade Shepard's scars are his/her cybernetics being rejected/popping out. My question is this, is it possible that during the blue and green endings that Shepard is not being "huskified" but rather while he/she is being disintegrated/absorbed his/her cybernetics are showing without a layer of skin?
I know I know, Shepard's cybernetics are red, but if you pick the blue "paragon" ending as a paragon or even the green ending being affected by the blue or green energy could very well change the cybernetic coloring. I haven't tried this on my renegade yet, but I'm curious if a full renegade were to pick the blue option, would their "huskified" state look red? Will try it when I have time.
As I said I still firmly believe in Indoctrination, but just trying to further analyze our evidence.
The design is entirely different, as in it is a negative of the Illusive Man's, happens to be red, would require Shepard's eyes to roll back into his head and completely reverse themselves, the orbs would have to become several times larger and the pupils would need to disappear. They're similar only in the vaugest sense.
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gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
While only a few are on I've got a question/insight of sorts.
Saw a few pages (few hundred? lost count) a comparison picture of renegade Shepard's red cybernetic eyes and The Illusive Man's, it pointed out they're inversions of each other. I'm still all for the Indoctrination Theory, but one of our main points is that Shepard appears to get "huskified" if you choose the blue or green endings. I've seen them both first hand (with a very nice monitor and graphics card to boot) and that was initially my first thought; "My Shepard...looks almost like a husk."
Didn't make this connection until I saw that comparison picture: Renegade Shepard's scars are his/her cybernetics being rejected/popping out. My question is this, is it possible that during the blue and green endings that Shepard is not being "huskified" but rather while he/she is being disintegrated/absorbed his/her cybernetics are showing without a layer of skin?
I know I know, Shepard's cybernetics are red, but if you pick the blue "paragon" ending as a paragon or even the green ending being affected by the blue or green energy could very well change the cybernetic coloring. I haven't tried this on my renegade yet, but I'm curious if a full renegade were to pick the blue option, would their "huskified" state look red? Will try it when I have time.
As I said I still firmly believe in Indoctrination, but just trying to further analyze our evidence.
The design is entirely different, as in it is a negative of the Illusive Man's, happens to be red, would require Shepard's eyes to roll back into his head and completely reverse themselves, the orbs would have to become several times larger and the pupils would need to disappear. They're similar only in the vaugest sense.
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Are Shepard's eyes fully cybernetic? Or were his/her eyes mostly intact and just in need of dire repair?
If that's the case I'd attribute the difference (aside from the inverted direction) to Shepard's cybernetic enhancements being on the inside rather than Illusive Man's, otherwise even paragon Shepard would have them showing.
Arian Dynas wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
While only a few are on I've got a question/insight of sorts.
Saw a few pages (few hundred? lost count) a comparison picture of renegade Shepard's red cybernetic eyes and The Illusive Man's, it pointed out they're inversions of each other. I'm still all for the Indoctrination Theory, but one of our main points is that Shepard appears to get "huskified" if you choose the blue or green endings. I've seen them both first hand (with a very nice monitor and graphics card to boot) and that was initially my first thought; "My Shepard...looks almost like a husk."
Didn't make this connection until I saw that comparison picture: Renegade Shepard's scars are his/her cybernetics being rejected/popping out. My question is this, is it possible that during the blue and green endings that Shepard is not being "huskified" but rather while he/she is being disintegrated/absorbed his/her cybernetics are showing without a layer of skin?
I know I know, Shepard's cybernetics are red, but if you pick the blue "paragon" ending as a paragon or even the green ending being affected by the blue or green energy could very well change the cybernetic coloring. I haven't tried this on my renegade yet, but I'm curious if a full renegade were to pick the blue option, would their "huskified" state look red? Will try it when I have time.
As I said I still firmly believe in Indoctrination, but just trying to further analyze our evidence.
The design is entirely different, as in it is a negative of the Illusive Man's, happens to be red, would require Shepard's eyes to roll back into his head and completely reverse themselves, the orbs would have to become several times larger and the pupils would need to disappear. They're similar only in the vaugest sense.
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Are Shepard's eyes fully cybernetic? Or were his/her eyes mostly intact and just in need of dire repair?
If that's the case I'd attribute the difference (aside from the inverted direction) to Shepard's cybernetic enhancements being on the inside rather than Illusive Man's, otherwise even paragon Shepard would have them showing.
Eyes degrade too fast. They're either cybernetic, or cloned, with cybernetic implants. Or perhaps merely cloned with optic nerve implants. But either way, the design is nothing like TIM's, especially considering they have the actual Renegade eyes in ME3. which they could have used if they so desired. No the eyes were intentional.
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