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[CmdrShep80]

Oh wow, I didn't think I would be able to finish both the Halloween Challenge and Jackhammer. My connection kept going out every time ME3 MP connected OMG!

[CmdrShep80]

I almost made it through my first Bronze solo. I died on round 10. A insta-kill did me in. Though, I thought I did pretty good for soloing with just a pistol. I forgot to change it out lol

[CmdrShep80]

BleedingUranium wrote...

demersel wrote...

The reveal will most likely happen only in spring. Logic in this - ME3 - marketed for a wider auditory, as best plase to jump into the saga. Weird, right? Given that ME3 was supposed to be the end. Generally the best place to jump into something is right before the most awesome thing in the story happens. So now they are releasing the trology pack, and releasing ME1 for PS3 users. - - it would bo so the new players now won't have any doubts about jumping in right before the ending. - they now can have the complete expirience, and at lower prices. Right? Wrong. The trilogy pack isn't really a complete pack. It doesn't include such highlights of the story as Kasumi, Overlord, Lair of the Shadow Broker, Arrival, From Ashes, Leviathan, and yet to be releases ME3 DLCs such as Omega and possible others. Not to mention the weapon packs for ME2 and ME3 and alternate appearense packs. That is a lot of ommited content, don't you think? And it is not exaclty that cheap - they still cost 560 bw points and 800 in case of LotSB. gun packs are still 160 points.
They will give time for everyone to playthrough the whole trilogy, by all the DLCs, and only then they will make the reveal - this will be the final DLC, and after it comes out everyone will be again hyped about the next ME game.

This was one of my first thoughts about the pack. Get everyone to play through the whole trilogy again, just in time for a reveal around March.

First though, N7 day is the day after the trilogy release.  So everyone who gets a trilogy pack will also get some kind of bonus from N7. 

[CmdrShep80]

demersel wrote...

BatmanTurian - Six moths ago Sony patented the technology that allows multiple users watch different programs on the same TV set at the same time in the same room. You might wanna look into that....

Well 2 things you can do.  1-play infiltrator on the iphone.  2-use your shiny new Wii U to play ME3 while the wife is watching the romance show at the same time in the same room hehe

[CmdrShep80]

Dwailing wrote...

401 Kill wrote...

I'll tell you, Omega can't come soon enough!

Must... Play... Ugh...

Aria... Help is on the way...

I agree.  Hold on Aria!  I'm coming to help!  Now why oh why can't the 27th be tomorrow? 

In the meantime you can practice via Aria's missions in ME2 and ME3.  Then when you're all done, head to Purgatory and hang out with Aria for a bit till release lol

[CmdrShep80]

plfranke wrote...

Man are some people dense. It doesn't surprise me they can't comprehend IT. I was just on a thread where people were angry they didn't have an option to enslave the Geth under the Quarians, and their argument was "Overlord showed it was possible". Was that really what people took from Overlord?

Guess they want to do what Bactarians do lol

[Rifneno]

SwobyJ wrote...

Haha, Shepard moves along the sections of the Geth Consensus, JUST like on the Beam run:
-Everything goes white in the same way
-Shepard has the 'stunned' animation
-you run into a beam


EDIT: Oh, and everything there is done to release Reaper infected geth, and as a result those geth volunteer to leave the Reapers and join your side.... hmm.....

Got another one for you.  The sound effect for walking to the beam and going into the Citadel is the same as the sound effect for uploading into the Geth Consensus.

[CmdrShep80]

SwobyJ wrote...

"Believe it." "You feel it?"

God I hate Jacob.

However, talking to him at the hospital makes me wish we had a Crucible level/DLC, where we get to witness our Crucible-related war assets so far, a plot regarding the project, and certain reveals about the thing

i liked Jacob. He was the go to guy who I was trying to get him into a better life than Cerberus.

I would love a Crucible dlc exploring from the outside in. Maybe giving us an opportunity to see it throughout the whole game as it is constructed. Think of it like the citadel where you can visit, nothing happens to you, you can talk to all your worker assets, just strictly explore after each mission finding little upgrades and credits.

Would be awesome to go and start with nothing out the window on your first visit and eventually lead to the whole crucible.  It would give an awesome sense of accomplishment. 

[CmdrShep80]

SwobyJ wrote...

Rifneno wrote...

Hrothdane wrote...

While Dissidia screws up many characters' personalities, it makes Golbez a million times more interesting and awesome.

A lot of the other earlier characters, the ones hat lacked much personality, actually end up coming ahead.

FFX will always have a special place in my heart, no matter what.

Yuna's response to Starbinger.

Golbez got a lot more interesting in The After Years, or so I've heard. Haven't played it myself as it's on a Nintendo system.

BleedingUranium wrote...

Synthesis is both fantastic and incredible.

Incredible. Root word credible, prefix denoting a lack thereof. Well, I've gotta give you that one. Synthesis is incredible indeed.

YunaShep! WE KNOW WHAT YUNA WOULD PICK!


"I will live with my sorrow, I will live my own life! I will defeat sorrow, in his place. I will stand my ground and be strong! I don't know when it will be but someday, I will conquer it. And I will do it.. without 'false hope'."

Yunalesca/Reapers: "Poor creature. You would throw away hope. Well... I will free you before you can drown in your sorrow. It is better to die in hope than to live in despair. Let me be your liberator."

Auron: "Now! This is it! Now is the time to choose! Die, and be free of pain, or live and fight your sorrow! Now is the time to shape your stories! Your fate is in your hands!"



Remember Final Fantasy X (and FF in general, oftentimes) is very... anti-organized Christianity (/Christian-type indoctrination) in its symbolism. I don't mean to offend here even - its just what they're doing. Now, its time for us to choose what we will do with our Shepards.

I liked the After Years.  I thought it had a good story line to it.  Though there's more boss fights than I can count and that's the part you'll want to prepare for.  I thought they did a great job to follow up a remake with an original plot

[CmdrShep80]

SwobyJ wrote...

"I can only imagine what the Reapers are doing to the drell, or the hanar, or the vorcha. This could get a lot worse before it gets better." -Garrus

Hehehe.....

Huh, I wonder what a Reaper Vorcha looks like?  Ooo even a Reaper Varren?

Modifié par CmdrShep80, 04 novembre 2012 - 08:24 .

[BleedingUranium]

magnetite wrote...

plfranke wrote...

Man are some people dense. It doesn't surprise
me they can't comprehend IT. I was just on a thread where people were
angry they didn't have an option to enslave the Geth under the Quarians,
and their argument was "Overlord showed it was possible". Was that
really what people took from Overlord?

Some people lack something called the "executive function" or it's severely impaired.  It is responsible for logic and reasoning among other things. They see everything at face value and can't look into the deeper meaning of things. The executive function, when impaired can cause many issues with higher mental functioning, such as problem solving and abstract thinking (The IT is an example which requires a little abstract thinking). I looked this stuff up, BTW.

Basically, in the codex it mentions something about indoctrinated people's "higher mental functions" decaying and the ability to reason or think. Shepard's in a pretty fragile state during the end there. I'm pretty sure some around the internet may be this way as well.

I'm just stating facts and observations here. Not trying to poke fun or anything.

This is one of the main reasons I find IT so fascinating

[plfranke]

magnetite wrote...

plfranke wrote...

Man are some people dense. It doesn't surprise
me they can't comprehend IT. I was just on a thread where people were
angry they didn't have an option to enslave the Geth under the Quarians,
and their argument was "Overlord showed it was possible". Was that
really what people took from Overlord?

Some people lack something called the "executive function" or it's severely impaired.  It is responsible for logic and reasoning among other things. They see everything at face value and can't look into the deeper meaning of things. The executive function, when impaired can cause many issues with higher mental functioning, such as problem solving and abstract thinking (The IT is an example which requires a little abstract thinking). I looked this stuff up, BTW.

Basically, in the codex it mentions something about indoctrinated people's "higher mental functions" decaying and the ability to reason or think. Shepard's in a pretty fragile state during the end there. I'm pretty sure some around the internet may be this way as well.

I'm just stating facts and observations here. Not trying to poke fun or anything.

I'd be okay with it if you did poke fun at them though, applaud it even.

[CmdrShep80]

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

"I can only imagine what the Reapers are doing to the drell, or the hanar, or the vorcha. This could get a lot worse before it gets better." -Garrus

Hehehe.....

Huh, I wonder what a Reaper Vorcha looks like?  Ooo even a Reaper Varren?

Well he likely means husks.

I don't think so.  I can see the Vorcha being an extreme version of themselves.  A big burly thing (half the size of a brute but tall like a Banshee) with large sharpened teeth in a large jawed mouth screeching at you and long slashing claws. 

[CmdrShep80]

magnetite wrote...

Or a Reaper Quarian. I'd pay to see that.

Harbinger: Quarian, considered due to cybernetic augmentation, weakened immune system too debilitating.

Oh wait, without the suits, they'd get sick pretty quick. I forgot. Harbinger would probably go for someone else.

I bet their faces would either be grossly distorted so we can't see what they look like or they would be completely faceless...something like the headless horsemen, maybe shooting stasis beams from their emptied but broken faceplate masks in one hand?  Maybe they can be a husk factory, where they're larger than life and slowly shrink to quarian size as they release all the husks hanging on to them?

[CmdrShep80]

(referring to my last couple of descriptive posts above ^ if you can't tell it's late lol

Modifié par CmdrShep80, 04 novembre 2012 - 08:47 .

[CmdrShep80]

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

"I can only imagine what the Reapers are doing to the drell, or the hanar, or the vorcha. This could get a lot worse before it gets better." -Garrus

Hehehe.....

Huh, I wonder what a Reaper Vorcha looks like?  Ooo even a Reaper Varren?

Well he likely means husks.

I don't think so.  I can see the Vorcha being an extreme version of themselves.  A big burly thing (half the size of a brute but tall like a Banshee) with large sharpened teeth in a large jawed mouth screeching at you and long slashing claws. 

That's...exactly what I was talking about. Husks can mean any reaperized enemy.

I was only saying that Garrus was likely not talking about a Reaper Vorcha stompin around a planet.

Oh

[plfranke]

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

CmdrShep80 wrote...

SwobyJ wrote...

"I can only imagine what the Reapers are doing to the drell, or the hanar, or the vorcha. This could get a lot worse before it gets better." -Garrus

Hehehe.....

Huh, I wonder what a Reaper Vorcha looks like?  Ooo even a Reaper Varren?

Well he likely means husks.

I don't think so.  I can see the Vorcha being an extreme version of themselves.  A big burly thing (half the size of a brute but tall like a Banshee) with large sharpened teeth in a large jawed mouth screeching at you and long slashing claws. 

That's...exactly what I was talking about. Husks can mean any reaperized enemy.

I was only saying that Garrus was likely not talking about a Reaper Vorcha stompin around a planet.

Oh

Honestly it just adds to my idea of a Mass Effect 4 involving fighting primarily Huskified forces and indoctrinated races/factions/populations. The geth will be either destroyed or allies. (or hey, yet ANOTHER story of 'omg Reapers hackedzors them!' sigh)

Knowing Bioware we'll get something like:
Saved the Geth? Geth are now controlled by Reapers and used as ground forces
Killed the Geth? Reapers create artificial Geth that are used as ground forces

Cured the Genophage? Krogan are indoctrinated and used as ground forces
Sabotaged the cure? Reapers create artificial Krogan that are used as ground forces

This kind of variety is what makes our choices matter.