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[Uchimura]

FLESSHHHHHHH BURNNN!

[spirosz]

It does say "Come on!" around 17 seconds in the trailer.

[Major Tao]

More Vorcha Taunts....


When landing heavy melee attack:   "HAAAA !   Funny !  No-Face !"

When head shot made:   "Rhaaa !  No Head Funny !"

When performing Melee attack:  "Screech !   Taste Claw !"

Alternately:   "GraahhH !  RIP YOU !"

Alternately:    "YeeAHH !   Me Tear Your GUTS !"

When Grabbing:   RHAAAA !  YOU DEAD !"

Alternately:  "HaAAH !  - TRICK YOU !"

When doing Fire attack:  "GRAAHH !  ME FLAME YOU !"

[OGWS]

I'm not certain, but I think I just heard one get revived and yell "I'M ALIVE!!"

[Schneidend]

Just Cav wrote...

My guess is that since there is no Vorcha dialogue in Mass Effect 3 already, Bioware's going to take the lazy route (they seem to be fond of that tactic lately) and just run some generic dialogue through a filter until it sounds Vorcha and go with that.

Damn those lazy bastards, creating and releasing all this free DLC.

[marshalleck]

Schneidend wrote...

Just Cav wrote...

My guess is that since there is no Vorcha dialogue in Mass Effect 3 already, Bioware's going to take the lazy route (they seem to be fond of that tactic lately) and just run some generic dialogue through a filter until it sounds Vorcha and go with that.

Damn those lazy bastards, creating and releasing all this free DLC.

Seriously. 

Bioware, y u no hire real vorcha for voiceovers, you racist?

[scottster117]

Schneidend wrote...

Just Cav wrote...

My guess is that since there is no Vorcha dialogue in Mass Effect 3 already, Bioware's going to take the lazy route (they seem to be fond of that tactic lately) and just run some generic dialogue through a filter until it sounds Vorcha and go with that.

Damn those lazy bastards, creating and releasing all this free DLC.

...that is funded by microtransactions and will create even more revenue from the store for them.



They could have tried harder. Especially with all the power sharing between classes.

[Schneidend]

scottster117 wrote...

...that is funded by microtransactions and will create even more revenue from the store for them.



They could have tried harder. Especially with all the power sharing between classes.

A for-profit organization making legitimate money?! The fiends!

Bottom line is that you can easily play ME3 for $20-$60 and never pay Bioware another dime to enjoy the full experience. The micro transactions are entirely optional.

[scottster117]

Schneidend wrote...

scottster117 wrote...

...that is funded by microtransactions and will create even more revenue from the store for them.



They could have tried harder. Especially with all the power sharing between classes.

A for-profit organization making legitimate money?! The fiends!

Bottom line is that you can easily play ME3 for $20-$60 and never pay Bioware another dime to enjoy the full experience. The micro transactions are entirely optional.

That wasn't my point. My point is that people(I don't mean you) keep thinking this is straight from Bioware's heart and that people don't have the right to complain or call them out on things done poorly. The reality is that it was made purely for the intent of profit and as such it's perfectly valid to critique it.

[Schneidend]

The critique itself is weak. You're criticizing free content for not being robust enough. That's ridiculous.

[Delta 57 Dash]

I've heard "I'M ALIVE" after being revived...

Yelled in a predictably Vorcha fashion.

[scottster117]

Schneidend wrote...

The critique itself is weak. You're criticizing free content for not being robust enough. That's ridiculous.

Yes, but it's not free in a sense. That's what I'm trying to get at. The community funded these dlc packs, and will continue to fund future dlc packs. We have all the right to complain.

[Unholyknight800]

scottster117 wrote...

Schneidend wrote...

The critique itself is weak. You're criticizing free content for not being robust enough. That's ridiculous.

Yes, but it's not free in a sense. That's what I'm trying to get at. The community funded these dlc packs, and will continue to fund future dlc packs. We have all the right to complain.

Who's complaining.

[Schneidend]

scottster117 wrote...

Yes, but it's not free in a sense. That's what I'm trying to get at. The community funded these dlc packs, and will continue to fund future dlc packs. We have all the right to complain.

It's free. You did not pay one red cent for the Rebellion DLC. It costs no money, no service, or anything of the kind on your part other than having the wherewithal to download it.

[hotpocketgimme]

first time mine saw a brute he was like "BIG MONSTER!!!!!"

[scottster117]

Unholyknight800 wrote...

scottster117 wrote...

Schneidend wrote...

The critique itself is weak. You're criticizing free content for not being robust enough. That's ridiculous.

Yes, but it's not free in a sense. That's what I'm trying to get at. The community funded these dlc packs, and will continue to fund future dlc packs. We have all the right to complain.

Who's complaining.

No one here. Schneidend's comment just merely reminded me of the mentality lots of people are having about the dlc.  

[scottster117]

Schneidend wrote...

scottster117 wrote...

Yes, but it's not free in a sense. That's what I'm trying to get at. The community funded these dlc packs, and will continue to fund future dlc packs. We have all the right to complain.

It's free. You did not pay one red cent for the Rebellion DLC. It costs no money, no service, or anything of the kind on your part other than having the wherewithal to download it.

Well, you're not getting my point, so I'm done this conversation. Just know that I feel differently about the subject is all. Cheers.