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[paxxton]

Dwailing wrote...

HOLY CRAP! The IT is on the Fridge Brilliance page of Mass Effect! It's in the last category on the page!

Edit: The category is Fridge Logic, just to be more specific.

I found this while searching for IT there.

[MWMike2011]

spotlessvoid wrote...

Doesn't the huge piece of logic sound like it could be a war assets and/or IT ending dlc? Someone said Harbingers voice in MP, but how is that some hard thing to do logic wise, and why would we have to wait so long for it?

I agree. It just doesn't seem like it would just be something simple like adding a few things to multiplayer, or ANYTHING in relation to multiplayer. I think this is single player related, and possibly ending related.

[paxxton]

SwobyJ wrote...

What..is..the biggest..rock?

www.youtube.com/watch

Haha! A spoof of TEDtalks.  The biggest rock on Earth is the biggest rock on Earth. There is no bigger rock on Earth than the biggest rock on Earth.

EDIT: Another hilarious clip from the same source.

Modifié par paxxton, 08 novembre 2012 - 08:49 .

[Restrider]

Earth is the biggest rock on Earth... think about it.

[TSA_383]

clennon8 wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

The only time Aria would self-sacrifice is if she cloned herself. And it would be the clone being sacrificed, obviously.

...unless she has a daughter.  With the Turian female.

/slashfiction ahoy

Funny you should mention that. I was just thinking a little while ago that the Turian Female may be Aria's wife. We have never been told who Aria had the daughter with.

EDIT: It's not slash fiction if one of the characters is monogendered and can literally have a child with any sex of any species.

Councilor Tevos.

Could Tevos be Aria's daughter?
Actually of course not, never mind 

Modifié par TSA_383, 08 novembre 2012 - 08:35 .

[paxxton]

Restrider wrote...

Earth is the biggest rock on Earth... think about it.

Strictly speaking, Earth is the biggest rock in the space occupied by Earth.

[Eryri]

Restrider wrote...

Triple incoming:
Guys/gals, did you notice that Seivals thread has been locked, while the parody-thread remains open? How embarassing... ^^

Well, he or she is persistent at least - http://social.biowar.../index/14861085

Don't look unless you have a few spare neurons you don't mind killing off. Apparently we can't judge the Catalyst because he's operating under a different set of morals. <_<

Moral relativism - ad absurdum.

Modifié par Eryri, 08 novembre 2012 - 09:27 .

[abnocte]

Eryri wrote...

@ abnocte - The weird lightning-bolt-to-the-head warning sign next to the vent where we meet the kid is another doozy. That coupled with the Reaper growl of frustration (another reference from the novels) and the kid's vanishing act when Shepard is interrupted by Anderson.

OK, now I really am going to bed.

The problem with the Reaper growl its that it means nothing to those of us that haven't read the novels. I don't mind Bioware expanding their products... as long as they aren't required to understand ingame content.

Humakt83 wrote...
They keep silent about it because it is "the hook". It also keeps people interested in DLC's. They wouldn't tell what they can show.

I assumed that much, but the idea that I need optional, non-free content to understand the main game is disgusting.
If they think their games should cost 100€, so be it, but give me the whole thing from disk.

[smokingotter1]

paxxton wrote...

This weekend's OP is Operation Blast Furnace.
http://blog.bioware....-blast-furnace/

As usually, piece of cake.

Operation Shoot Fish in a Barrel.
Individual Goal: Start up computer and turn on Mass Effect 3

[Eryri]

abnocte wrote...

The problem with the Reaper growl its that it means nothing to those of us that haven't read the novels. I don't mind Bioware expanding their products... as long as they aren't required to understand ingame content.

Actually I've not read the novels either. I learned about it from watching the IT youtube documentaries. You make a fair point, but I think there's enough in the game itself to suggest that something's not quite right. Restrider is compiling a list of the most compelling pieces of evidence, he might have a link in his signature.

I assumed that much, but the idea that I need optional, non-free content to understand the main game is disgusting.
If they think their games should cost 100€, so be it, but give me the whole thing from disk.

I sympathise. I think most of us would have preferred the game to have been a complete and satisfying experience out of the box. However if the IT does lead to good future content, I'll be prepared to forgive Bioware... this time.

The way I look at it, if I had thoroughly enjoyed ME3 from beginning to end, I wouldn't have hesitated to buy all the dlc for it.
If a new piece of DLC provides a terrific new ending that entices me to play the game again, then I'm pretty much in the same place as if the game had this ending to begin with - in both cases I end up with a great game with a great ending, and I'll have ended up spending the same amount of money. Even if the ending was a long time coming.

By the way, I like the Planescape reference in your signature.

Modifié par Eryri, 08 novembre 2012 - 09:58 .

[gunslinger_ruiz]

smokingotter1 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

This weekend's OP is Operation Blast Furnace.
http://blog.bioware....-blast-furnace/

As usually, piece of cake.

Operation Shoot Fish in a Barrel.
Individual Goal: Start up computer and turn on Mass Effect 3

Guys! Careful with the easy Op talk they might hear and make the next one impossible-hard.
Not that I wouldn't mind another crack at the 3 mil Banshee buster but I can't say if the majority of the MP community is up to it.

[hiraeth]

 casey tweets 3x in two days after ~7 months of no tweeting!
https://twitter.com/...612856517181440

[FifthBeatle]

abnocte wrote...

The problem with the Reaper growl its that it means nothing to those of us that haven't read the novels. I don't mind Bioware expanding their products... as long as they aren't required to understand ingame content.

Well, that is the beautiful thing about IT in my opinion. For those that have invested themselves in the Mass Effect universe and played the game for the immersive storytelling and adventure, we get an ending that is emotionally satisfying and complete. We are able to pick up on the subtilties that others would miss. Those that only casually play the games and have not explored the vast universe Bioware has created, will simply take the literal endings at face value. 

[Eryri]

MassEffectFShep wrote...

 casey tweets 3x in two days after ~7 months of no tweeting!
https://twitter.com/...612856517181440

And looking for suggestions for a new ME title! If I had a twitter account I'd suggest going for a sequel, rather than a prequel or midquel. It's very hard to pull the latter two off unless the story has lots of unanswered questions that need resolving.

[MWMike2011]

Eryri wrote...

MassEffectFShep wrote...

 casey tweets 3x in two days after ~7 months of no tweeting!
https://twitter.com/...612856517181440

And looking for suggestions for a new ME title! If I had a twitter account I'd suggest going for a sequel, rather than a prequel or midquel. It's very hard to pull the latter two off unless the story has lots of unanswered questions that need resolving.

Not just looking for suggestions for the title. He's also looking for suggestions about how to make Mass Effect 4 better.

[masster blaster]

HOLY CRAP! The IT is on the Fridge Brilliance page of Mass Effect! It's in the last category on the page!

Edit: The category is Fridge Logic, just to be more specific.

Um is that good. To be honest I don't know what you mean D.

[byne]

masster blaster wrote...

Dwailing (probably) wrote...

HOLY CRAP! The IT is on the Fridge Brilliance page of Mass Effect! It's in the last category on the page!

Edit: The category is Fridge Logic, just to be more specific.

Um is that good. To be honest I don't know what you mean D.

Its a TV Tropes thing.

[Hrothdane]

masster blaster wrote...

HOLY CRAP! The IT is on the Fridge Brilliance page of Mass Effect! It's in the last category on the page!

Edit: The category is Fridge Logic, just to be more specific.

Um is that good. To be honest I don't know what you mean D.

Fridge Logic means a realization that you come upon later after thinking about the work for awhile, while you are "at the fridge." Fridge Logic is typically a "Hey! Wait a minute! That made no sense!" moment.

Fridge Brilliance is typically a "Hey! Wait a minute! That makes perfect sense!" moment.

So yes, it is a good thing.

[hiraeth]

Eryri wrote...

MassEffectFShep wrote...

 casey tweets 3x in two days after ~7 months of no tweeting!
https://twitter.com/...612856517181440

And looking for suggestions for a new ME title! If I had a twitter account I'd suggest going for a sequel, rather than a prequel or midquel. It's very hard to pull the latter two off unless the story has lots of unanswered questions that need resolving.

From my brief scan of the replies thus far, the majority seem to agree with you (no prequels!)

[masster blaster]

Thanks byne, and Hroth.

[masster blaster]

Where can I see it though?

[byne]

On a side note: my RvB 10 year anniversary boxset just arrived!

Looks like I have something to do for the next 18hrs 42 min!

[byne]

masster blaster wrote...

Where can I see it though?

Here is the fridge brilliance page.