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Palaven/Kal'Reegar DLC (Miracle on Palaven)
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#152
Posté 07 août 2012 - 03:57
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AlphaDormante wrote...
Yes plz.
Also want to hook him up with Tali. I romance Garrus every time, so my main girl is left with no spaceman booty.
NO.
Tali is mine.
#153
Posté 07 août 2012 - 04:08
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How am I just seeing this thread now? I would love to be able to save Kal'Reegar.
/signed
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#154
Posté 08 août 2012 - 07:15
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more signed the better lol
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#156
Posté 09 août 2012 - 10:42
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sentinel_87 wrote...
This would also be a great time to show Palaven itself in the game.
I second this. It also made my day
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#157
Posté 09 août 2012 - 10:56
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Yup, such dlc would be great opportunity to show more war and finally show Palaven, maybe female Turians, Garrus' family?
And of course Kal'Reegar, everything is better than killing such an awesome character off screen.
And of course Kal'Reegar, everything is better than killing such an awesome character off screen.
#158
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:05
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nope this is the only dlc i wouldnt buy. such a stupid idea. waste of resources
#159
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:28
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rdnanez wrote...
nope this is the only dlc i wouldnt buy. such a stupid idea. waste of resources
thats why its DLC, and just because you say its waste of resources, doesn't mean everyone else thinks so
#160
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:32
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Not to sound like an **** and a devils advocate, but why? Why do we "need" a dlc that saves a minor quarian character and explores the turian homeworld instead of the turian moon?
#161
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:35
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Just got an idea.
What if...
... you meet Saren's daughter on Palaven? That would be some interesting ****.
What if...
... you meet Saren's daughter on Palaven? That would be some interesting ****.
#162
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:37
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Wuartz wrote...
Just got an idea.
What if...
... you meet Saren's daughter on Palaven? That would be some interesting ****.
Find out the shocking truth of who garrus's uncle and sister truly are.
Dun dun dun.
#163
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:40
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xsdob wrote...
Not to sound like an **** and a devils advocate, but why? Why do we "need" a dlc that saves a minor quarian character and explores the turian homeworld instead of the turian moon?
because its inputs players choices, and everyone wanted to see Palaven
#164
Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:44
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AresKeith wrote...
xsdob wrote...
Not to sound like an **** and a devils advocate, but why? Why do we "need" a dlc that saves a minor quarian character and explores the turian homeworld instead of the turian moon?
because its inputs players choices, and everyone wanted to see Palaven
Player choice, I never understood that complaint, mainly cause I saw my choices throughout the game have an impact. Still, I am in the minority in that opinon so I can give on that point, though every dlc could theoritically give the players "more choice" just like the reegar dlc could be filled with autodialouge and no conversation options where we're forced to like reegar or hate him depending on our first and only choice of how to say hello.
The palavan thing, I just don't understand still. You'll leave 1 war torn homeworld to go to an identical war torn homeworld because there are turians there and...I can't think of another reason to justify it, or at least one that could be implemented early in the game.
#165
Posté 10 août 2012 - 12:09
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While I like Kal'Reegar and I love Adam Baldwin as an actor/voice actor, I really would not want him to live.
Yes, he was great. Yes, he brought life to that particular part of Mass Effect 2, and no, he might not deserve the lack of screentime in Mass Effect 3, just being "offed" like that, but... I think it was a pretty smart move, all in all.
Sure, it is unfair and a horrible thing of BioWare, but is that not really how war is? I'm not sure of how many here has experienced war, but it really is a horrible thing. People you know will just... die, without you knowing and without being able to do anything about it.
For me, I'm happy he died a hero's death, he deserved that, but it had a much greater impact to see him be a casualty of war without being able to do anything to prevent it, than if I could save him. I admit, I got slightly stunned, and then I genuinely got pissed off. That kind of raw emotion is a good thing. You really won't like such emotions, but the fact that BioWare could create them in me is a testament to how they can tug on heart-strings.
Just my few cents.
Yes, he was great. Yes, he brought life to that particular part of Mass Effect 2, and no, he might not deserve the lack of screentime in Mass Effect 3, just being "offed" like that, but... I think it was a pretty smart move, all in all.
Sure, it is unfair and a horrible thing of BioWare, but is that not really how war is? I'm not sure of how many here has experienced war, but it really is a horrible thing. People you know will just... die, without you knowing and without being able to do anything about it.
For me, I'm happy he died a hero's death, he deserved that, but it had a much greater impact to see him be a casualty of war without being able to do anything to prevent it, than if I could save him. I admit, I got slightly stunned, and then I genuinely got pissed off. That kind of raw emotion is a good thing. You really won't like such emotions, but the fact that BioWare could create them in me is a testament to how they can tug on heart-strings.
Just my few cents.
#166
Posté 11 août 2012 - 05:42
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rdnanez wrote...
nope this is the only dlc i wouldnt buy. such a stupid idea. waste of resources
Does everyone always have to say the first thing that comes to mind. Why say it's stupid. Just say it wouldn't interest you. What a load of crap.
We got shoveled into thinking Earth was the center of everything at the end when that is totally against the meaning of all that Shepard was doing, unless of course you just agreed with TIM about everything. Earth isn't even the most advanced planet technologically and the Alliance couldn't get their fingers out of their noses and use any of the data Shepard and others had gathered before in order to do anything. There's all this data about reapers everywhere-some time capsules even left on a planet by a previous cycle that is colonized by humans and they did nothing with that data? At that point I'd say forget about Earth and maybe even the council races (except Garrus got the Turians to do something) and I'd almost side with the Batarians and mercenaries-mercs even were preparing for the reaper invasion.
At least I'd think the Turians (who really want to build more ships all the time) would use data even if just for an excuse to grow their military. And if they had begun to be seen as a threat, they might have convinced the others to start building as well. An arms race might have been the best thing that could have happened. And that all makes Palaven way more interesting than the ignorant Alliance Earth.
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#167
Posté 11 août 2012 - 06:08
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Why does everyone love this guy? All he did in ME2 was shout at the Geth and die a pointless death.
#168
Posté 11 août 2012 - 06:08
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Xellith wrote...
SIGNED. 10 TIMES OVER.
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Posté 11 août 2012 - 06:11
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agu123 wrote...
Why does everyone love this guy? All he did in ME2 was shout at the Geth and die a pointless death.
Because underneath that suit, there's a very handsome Quarian
No but seriously for me, it was because he's practically the only male Quarian that's not an ass or loony. He's like the Quarian equivalent of Kaidan to me. Plus he has a cool name and a great VA.
#170
Posté 11 août 2012 - 06:12
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I never even saw Kal'Reegar in ME3. I wish I could find out where to find him.
#171
Posté 11 août 2012 - 06:13
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He sticks out because he's the only badass male Quarian.agu123 wrote...
Why does everyone love this guy? All he did in ME2 was shout at the Geth and die a pointless death.
#173
Posté 17 août 2012 - 07:10
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Kal'Reegar was the man. I would have loved to see him in the game doing something. Either on Palavan or Rannoch
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Posté 17 août 2012 - 07:16
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They needed to give more of the quarian screentime to characters like Reegar, Veetor, and Xen, instead of wasting it all on Gerrel and the geth conaensus holograms.
#175
Posté 17 août 2012 - 07:18
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Cthulhu42 wrote...
They needed to give more of the quarian screentime to characters like Reegar, Veetor, and Xen, instead of wasting it all on Gerrel and the geth conaensus holograms.
The geth consensus was the easiest mission in the game
