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[Archer]

Ibn_Shisha wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

Midichlorians

Two things.

A.     lol

B.     Funny you should mention this: a questionable, possibly lore-breaking concept, implemented by the creator of an iconic sci-fi franchise, that many feel ruined, or at least seriously detracted from, said franchise....

:innocent:

Ibn_Shisha, Officialy best post ever on these boards!

Modifié par eveynameiwantisfekintaken, 24 mai 2012 - 10:06 .

[Sylvius the Mad]

lazuli wrote...

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

lazuli wrote...

...because you're playing a game.

Neither is that.

Maybe not, but I'm not going to let it bother me when there are so many larger issues to deal with before ME3 becomes an acceptable product.

I dont even have ME3, and I probably never will.

But the coherence of the game's setting, of which story and mechanics are both part, is important to all games.

[Selene Moonsong]

The biggest issue I saw in ME was Omni-gel: If something doesn't work, slap omni-gel on it. Use it to hack, crack, or even repair the tires and structure of of the Mako.

You know, space magic, something that can be found in a lot of science fiction, not just the ME series.

Personally I think the term, 'space magic' is over-used and over-stressed in the forums. Most sci-fi delves into 'space-magic' anyway.

Medi-gel is never spoken of in detail in the game so we don't really know all it can fix. For all we know, the new and improved medi-gel may contain omni-gel.

[Krogangreetings]

Selene Moonsong wrote...

The biggest issue I saw in ME was Omni-gel: If something doesn't work, slap omni-gel on it. Use it to hack, crack, or even repair the tires and structure of of the Mako.

You know, space magic, something that can be found in a lot of science fiction, not just the ME series.

Personally I think the term, 'space magic' is over-used and over-stressed in the forums. Most sci-fi delves into 'space-magic' anyway.

Medi-gel is never spoken of in detail in the game so we don't really know all it can fix. For all we know, the new and improved medi-gel may contain omni-gel.

magic's just science we don't understand yet

[MrStoob]

Is Chris getting a warning for trolling? lol

[Captain_Obvious_au]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Midichlorians

I think you mean 'space magic'.

[Matchy Pointy]

I would guess same reason it healed Legion in ME2, and I see no complaints about that.

[legion999]

Considering you have 20 people (over three games) and only 10% of them are Synthetics it's easier to just say medi-gel instead of saying omni-gel.

And if we did use omni-gel I'd hoard it and try and open everything with it anyway.

[Porter98]

Is this one really a big deal? I think we can let it slide, I mean we all ready did with Legion back in ME 2.

[N7-RedFox]

Medigel is fused with nanobots didn't you know? They can repair flesh and metal alike

[Applepie_Svk]

Same question how work medigel on Geths in MP LOL - they should return omnigel :D:D

[Applepie_Svk]

Selene Moonsong wrote...
You know, space magic, something that can be found in a lot of science fiction, not just the ME series.

Personally I think the term, 'space magic' is over-used and over-stressed in the forums. Most sci-fi delves into 'space-magic' anyway.

You know that I have seen a lot of Sci-fi games and films but I never used words as a Space Magic, but after ME3 ending it become my favourite one quote since first ME - it beats even ME1 and Sovereign speech

[Sylvius the Mad]

Porter98 wrote...

Is this one really a big deal? I think we can let it slide, I mean we all ready did with Legion back in ME 2.

It wasn't acceptable then, either.

[HighFlyingDwarf]

Ibn_Shisha wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

Midichlorians

Two things.

A.     lol

B.     Funny you should mention this: a questionable, possibly lore-breaking concept, implemented by the creator of an iconic sci-fi franchise, that many feel ruined, or at least seriously detracted from, said franchise....

:innocent:

This guy is really speaking to me.