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[Beerfish]

Blue, you say? *narrows eyes*

Asari stripper is my guess.

[Pearl (rip bioware)]

Blue, you say? *narrows eyes*

Oh boy another game of Liara being shoved down our throats. Pre-order canceled.

[Hrungr]

Blue, you say? *narrows eyes*

 

*suspicious glare*

 

[Rascoth]

Asari stripper is my guess.

Only one?

 

*suspicious glare*

Dammit, you had to post the prettiest in my opinion of course asari in the series.

 

Now I can't say I would prefer purple, cause the prettiest is blue.

[BioFan (Official)]

Someone else made it, not Trump, and then Trump tweeted it out to his followers. 

[Andrew Waples]

In regards to the Trump stuff, this GIF is amazing:

 

https://twitter.com/...073193698254849

 

[Sartoz]

Asari stripper is my guess.

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Any stripper is a good stripper.

[ZipZap2000]

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon

Last week I finally got to say "make it more blue" for the first time in my career.

Please say its a butt.

Please say its a butt.

Please say its a butt.

[ZipZap2000]

Oh boy another game of Liara being shoved down our throats. Pre-order canceled.

I'll preorder 5 just to make up for you.

[NKnight7]

I feel like I lose brain cells whenever I listen to something Trump says. I'm still surprised he's made it this far into the election. Illusive Man and Trump, I'm honestly not that surprised.

[LisuPL]

I feel like I lose brain cells whenever I listen to something Trump says. I'm still surprised he's made it this far into the election. Illusive Man and Trump, I'm honestly not that surprised.

 

WE HAVE TO BUILD AWOL!

[Addictress]

I want to be a videogame activist who kidnaps politicians and forces them to play entire Bioware and Bethesda RPGs to completion in a dark, locked chambers featuring Dolby surround sound and cutting edge PCs.

First up is Donal Trump, and the Mass Effect series.

[Beerfish]

I want to be a videogame activist who kidnaps politicians and forces them to play entire Bioware and Bethesda RPGs to completion in a dark, locked chambers featuring Dolby surround sound and cutting edge PCs.

First up is Donal Trump, and the Mass Effect series.

"Well you know I didn't understand a lot of the stuff in these games but I did like that Udina fellow."

[Hrungr]

Sam Carter ‏@SamMaggs

Brand

 

[Lady Sif]

Jos ‏@Sjosz 

Today is a combat scripting kind of day in #space.

 

Jos ‏@Sjosz 

When in doubt, ask your awesome co-workers what the thing was that you were supposed to use to thing the thing.

 

Barrett Rodych ‏@ForgedPixels 

Today is a test level scripting kind of day in #space.

[Hrungr]

Game Informer ‏@gameinformer

Question Of The Month: What Video Game Character Would Make The Best President? http://bit.ly/1RZLINN 

 

[chris2365]

 

Game Informer ‏@gameinformer

Question Of The Month: What Video Game Character Would Make The Best President? http://bit.ly/1RZLINN 

 

 

 

Ironic that this comes out right after the Trump-Illusive Man fiasco just yesterday 

 

So, Trump-Illusive Man would make a fine president, right guys 

[Obliviousmiss]

 

 

Jos ‏@Sjosz 

When in doubt, ask your awesome co-workers what the thing was that you were supposed to use to thing the thing.

 

 

 

Hey Jos, Chris Evans might know how to thing the Thing.

 

[Hrungr]

BioWare ‏@bioware

The stories behind some of our favorite mugs: http://bit.ly/1SNMn1D 

 

 

 

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Mugshots

 

April 4, 2016 by Sean Trayner

 

Coffee and tea propel productivity in offices across the world, and BioWare is no exception to this rule. Behind each fresh brew is a vessel to contain these life-giving liquids. And when you use the same mug each morning, you start to get attached to it.

Below is a small cross-section of some of our developers’ prized porcelain and the stories that come with them.

 

 

My “Yes Sir” mug was a gift from Patrick Weekes.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Patrick across multiple projects, and have discovered over the years that Patrick has an amazing knack for on-the-fly sycophancy. At a moment’s notice, he’s capable of delivering a remarkably sarcastic, yet utterly obsequious, compliment on one’s skills as a leader or manager, usually with the phrase “MisterLaidlawSir” appended to the end as a sign of joking (non-) respect.

Funnily, every time I look at it, the “Yes Sir” mug brings to mind a time he deployed this skill not with me but with Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah. The quote—which should be delivered in an overly keen and intensely nasal manner—was “Well, MisterDarrahSir, if I’ve achieved anything at this company, it’s because you inspired me to reach up, so that I might kiss the ass of giants!”

 

I grew up in New Mexico, and this mug makes me happy when I miss it: the blue is the color of the summer sky, and I flew hot-air balloons when I lived there. We did a high-altitude flight once, and were briefly above the Sandia Mountains just like the balloons in this picture. Taos Pueblo makes me feel connected with my native roots. It all makes me smile. Also the mug holds an entire can of soup, which is perfection.

 

 

Robocup, a birthday present from one of BioWare’s finest producers. Coffee or tea, you’re drinking with me!

 

 

What is it? – A teapot.

What do you use it for? – To make tea.

Holy !@#$% why is it so dirty? – 1. You aren’t supposed to wash your teapot; it improves the laminar flow of the pour and reduces drips (though I can find no internet corroboration of this). 2. Laziness.

 

 

I use an Aladdin Migo wide-base travel mug with a very secure lid—allowing me to carry coffee without spilling, thus compensating for my low DEX score.

 

 

I wrote on Twitter that I wished I had a mug that said, “If this mug’s a noggin’, don’t come a knockin’,” and a few weeks later, this showed up in the mail. If I’d known that’s what I was spending my wish on, I would have asked for something less selfish. Like year-round egg nog.

 

 

My wife made the mug for me during Dragon Age: Inquisition‘s development. I’ve been a coffee drinker since age 16, and normal coffee cups didn’t hold enough coffee for me. With the aptly named “John Likes Coffee” mug, I could put four cups in and then drink it all before it got cold. My caffeine needs have gone down since then, but the mug waits—ready to re-enter service when I need it most.

 

 

This mug belongs to Sylvia Feketekuty and is a survivor of a set of mugs Karin Weekes made for the ME3 writing pit just before Mass Effect 3 went gold. The game includes a “cave drawing” of a krogan riding a dinosaur, and these mugs celebrate the team moment that lead to it: John Dombrow had several awesome dinosaurs on his desk, and Karin had a Grunt action figure on hers. During various spirited writer room discussions, Grunt MAY have ridden a few dinosaurs. This was around the time Preston Watamaniuk, our Lead Designer, wanted the writing team to do some ambient planet-scan-and-collect missions related to general war assets, and he’d written out an asset list for us.
 
Patrick: HE thought he was putting in general examples, but >I< thought he wanted exactly what he had written in there. Like “Fossilized Kakliosaur,” which I looked at and went, “How the heck am I supposed to make that help the war effort?”
 
Sylvia: At which point a “Jurassic Park dinosaur-in-amber” discussion started. We were all maybe a little punchy, which explains why it seemed like such a great idea.
 
Karin: So Patrick wrote it up and sent them back for review. When Preston subsequently came into the room to say, “Wait, WHAT is going ON in here? You actually made kakliosaurs?”, we launched into a simultaneous, impassioned defense of the idea. Preston remained dubious until John put Grunt on the T-Rex to illustrate the awesomeness of KROGAN RIDING DINOSAURS, and that stunning visual won him over.
 
John: About that time, I needed a cave painting in the Genophage mission to show off ancient krogan cave art. Thanks to our awesome artists, that painting eventually came to fruition; we put it into the caves where Shepard and squadmates get lost for a bit.

Anything is possible when you work as a team.

 

[Hrungr]

Aidan Scanlan ‏@aidanscanlan

Could someone make me a Garrus cosplay, then take a tango class me?

[Hrungr]

Jos ‏@Sjosz

This month marks 10 years in the games industry for me, starting less than half a year before turning 20. What a journey.

[ZipZap2000]

Jos ‏@Sjosz

This month marks 10 years in the games industry for me, starting less than half a year before turning 20. What a journey.

Congratulations old fulla. You still look pretty at least

[gottaloveme]

 

Jos ‏@Sjosz 

When in doubt, ask your awesome co-workers what the thing was that you were supposed to use to thing the thing.

 

 

I have things in my thing drawer at home - so if you ever need any'thing' you are welcome to any'thing' in there.

 

Please sir, let's have no Liara, let's have no Liara today.

[NKnight7]

Hey Jos, Chris Evans might know how to thing the Thing.

 

 

Human Torch and Captain America. Go Chris.

[PCThug]

shinobi602 ‏@shinobi602

Hanging out with the coolest guys in the industry @AarynFlynn @macwalterslives @Bio_Warner

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