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[eddieoctane]

Shinra Elite wrote...

NoUserNameHere wrote...

Harbinger please.

Here's to hoping they do.

And to bringing EA to its knees if they don't.

...

That's good bourbon.

[leighzard]

Mr. Big Pimpin wrote...

What I want to know is: is any of this dialogue with our squadmates (ie reuniting with crew)?

For seriously.  I'd better get a seriously sappy reunion scene for all this.  If it's just the Stargazer and his grandkid telling me what happened after the final battle I will rage.

Edit:  Also thanks for posting.  That's good information.  Apparently I'm grouchy and skeptical this evening.

Modifié par leborum, 26 avril 2012 - 12:59 .

[Aaleel]

Norman250 wrote...

RainyDayLover wrote...

Hmmm....hold up a second...

Casey Hudson =/= Michael Gamble. 

You obviously didn't see Gamble's pre-release quotes.

[Taboo]

devSin wrote...

But will they be recording "new dialogue", or will they just be giving Shepard new lines?

To me, there's a difference. Every single DLC is going to have Meer and Hale back. Yawn.

But the squad? Joker? Anderson? Hackett? TIM? That's new dialogue.

It says new dialouge. New lines is the same thing.

Hale and Meer are still under contract. They come back anyway.

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

[lordnyx1]

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

But will they be recording "new dialogue", or will they just be giving Shepard new lines?

To me, there's a difference. Every single DLC is going to have Meer and Hale back. Yawn.

But the squad? Joker? Anderson? Hackett? TIM? That's new dialogue.

It says new dialouge. New lines is the same thing.

Hale and Meer are still under contract. They come back anyway.

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Nah Anderson at least is just sleeping.

You can't prove me wrong! la lala la

[leighzard]

lordnyx1 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

But will they be recording "new dialogue", or will they just be giving Shepard new lines?

To me, there's a difference. Every single DLC is going to have Meer and Hale back. Yawn.

But the squad? Joker? Anderson? Hackett? TIM? That's new dialogue.

It says new dialouge. New lines is the same thing.

Hale and Meer are still under contract. They come back anyway.

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Nah Anderson at least is just sleeping.

You can't prove me wrong! la lala la

Yes, and once he wakes up, we'll send him to a nice farm where he can run and play with lots of other Alliance Admirals.

[Taboo]

lordnyx1 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

But will they be recording "new dialogue", or will they just be giving Shepard new lines?

To me, there's a difference. Every single DLC is going to have Meer and Hale back. Yawn.

But the squad? Joker? Anderson? Hackett? TIM? That's new dialogue.

It says new dialouge. New lines is the same thing.

Hale and Meer are still under contract. They come back anyway.

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Nah Anderson at least is just sleeping.

You can't prove me wrong! la lala la

They need to take time to allocate resources. They haven't entered production yet. They are still writing scripts and dialouge. They don't have much of any definitive.

[devSin]

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

[lordofdogtown19]

Alright this is good. A little more light in the darkness

[Sal86]

Ohh cool.

Although, does that mean they're not going to use the great 'cut' dialogue?

[Clayless]

This is good news, I like this, more Miranda please.

[TMA LIVE]

I do hope Harb gets a more expanded role in the EC. It sucks that he's reduced to a brief cameo, without a single line.

[Taboo]

devSin wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

Do you believe that they will take four or five months to just write a few lines? You can have a feature film shot in that amount of time.

[Master_Anthony]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Extra lines of dialogue!

StarChild: Make your choice.
Shepard: We'll bang, okay?
StarChild: No, just no. Choose.
Shepard: T_T

Mans1ayer FTW!

[goose2989]

[Shaoken]

Chrislo1990 wrote...

I don't think Gamble is saying that they are recording new dialogue right now. The way I see it it appears they're just adding cut content back in. Doesn't matter anyway. The extended cut won't save the garbage that was ME3's ending and I no longer trust Bioware. They know what we really want.

You say "we" like the fanbase is some hive mind, whereas if you ask 100 fans on this forum what they really want, you'll get 300 answers.

Not to mention that it is literally impossible for Bioware to completely change the ending; no other game has done that (before you say Broken Steel, that was three more lines of dialogue and one more choice, the rest of the ending was exactly the same beyond it not, well, ending), it would cost more than EA would be willing to spend, and it would mean taking the entire game back to the development phase.

[Deemz]

They could just reuse some VO assets from ME2 for the LI parts to keep costs down. It is free after all.

Shepard: I never thought I would see you again"
Ashley: I AM KROGAN!!!

[Shaoken]

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

Do you believe that they will take four or five months to just write a few lines? You can have a feature film shot in that amount of time.

A rush-job film since scripts are usually done before that time, not to menion the time it takes to build sets, props, make-up, insurance, etc. etc. etc.

It takes 5 months to film, but that's after how many months of pre-production?

Same things goes for games; you have to not only write the dialogue, you have to program the game to include it, test it over and over again to make sure it doesn't clash with the rest of the code and cause errors, hire back the actors who may have other commitments, review work, finalise the patch, get EA to sign off on it, then get Sony and Microsoft's okay to release it.

[Nightwriter]

Our_Last_Scene wrote...

This is good news, I like this, more Miranda please.

I don't know... seems less likely they'll get Strahovski back than others.

[Clayless]

Nightwriter wrote...

Our_Last_Scene wrote...

This is good news, I like this, more Miranda please.

I don't know... seems less likely they'll get Strahovski back than others.

Why?

[Taboo]

Shaoken wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

Do you believe that they will take four or five months to just write a few lines? You can have a feature film shot in that amount of time.

A rush-job film since scripts are usually done before that time, not to menion the time it takes to build sets, props, make-up, insurance, etc. etc. etc.

It takes 5 months to film, but that's after how many months of pre-production?

Same things goes for games; you have to not only write the dialogue, you have to program the game to include it, test it over and over again to make sure it doesn't clash with the rest of the code and cause errors, hire back the actors who may have other commitments, review work, finalise the patch, get EA to sign off on it, then get Sony and Microsoft's okay to release it.

I'm not talking about a Hollywood Blockbuster.

A simple film can be shot in week or even a month. Post-Production is where most time is spent.

Because this isn't going to be a large affair we can expect more with less etc etc.

[Shaoken]

Taboo-XX wrote...

Shaoken wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

Do you believe that they will take four or five months to just write a few lines? You can have a feature film shot in that amount of time.

A rush-job film since scripts are usually done before that time, not to menion the time it takes to build sets, props, make-up, insurance, etc. etc. etc.

It takes 5 months to film, but that's after how many months of pre-production?

Same things goes for games; you have to not only write the dialogue, you have to program the game to include it, test it over and over again to make sure it doesn't clash with the rest of the code and cause errors, hire back the actors who may have other commitments, review work, finalise the patch, get EA to sign off on it, then get Sony and Microsoft's okay to release it.

I'm not talking about a Hollywood Blockbuster.

A simple film can be shot in week or even a month. Post-Production is where most time is spent.

Because this isn't going to be a large affair we can expect more with less etc etc.

Err, do you even know how programming works?

[nwj94]

Nice, always said we should give BW the benefit of the doubt on the EC. Recording new dialogue strengthens my faith in this.

[Taboo]

Shaoken wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

Shaoken wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

devSin wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

TIM and Anderson are dead. Why would Martin Sheen and Keith David come back?

Really? If they need new dialogue to expand the conversations on Earth or on the Citadel at the end, obviously. You know, clarification.

Regardless, it was an example. I want to see new dialogue, as in all-new exchange between two or more people. I don't want them to just pack in new responses for Shepard and then resurrect the rest from unused content (or from all the stuff that Casey kept chopping off the ending).

Do you believe that they will take four or five months to just write a few lines? You can have a feature film shot in that amount of time.

A rush-job film since scripts are usually done before that time, not to menion the time it takes to build sets, props, make-up, insurance, etc. etc. etc.

It takes 5 months to film, but that's after how many months of pre-production?

Same things goes for games; you have to not only write the dialogue, you have to program the game to include it, test it over and over again to make sure it doesn't clash with the rest of the code and cause errors, hire back the actors who may have other commitments, review work, finalise the patch, get EA to sign off on it, then get Sony and Microsoft's okay to release it.

I'm not talking about a Hollywood Blockbuster.

A simple film can be shot in week or even a month. Post-Production is where most time is spent.

Because this isn't going to be a large affair we can expect more with less etc etc.

Err, do you even know how programming works?

I work in the film industry. Programming takes a while though.......