paxxton wrote...
Agreed. She has more secrets than meet the eye.Jusseb wrote...
I on the other hand find Aria quite an interesting character, i'm looking forward to play a story with her. To bad you can't romance her.
Modifié par Jusseb, 26 novembre 2012 - 02:40 .
Know the feeling. Here you go. The note at the bottom is of particular interest.RavenEyry wrote...
...I have to apologise that I've got no idea what you're talking about. This thread is my primary source of new info and I can hardly read every page.Gwyphon wrote...
Could it possibly be fixing that problem they had with Adjutants? How could they not have them on omega without hand waving it.RavenEyry wrote...
It also took them way longer than I expected to make. Could mean something, probably not.
paxxton wrote...
"Adjutants were originally designed as an enemy unit for Mass Effect 3. Also referred to as "Pariahs" during development, Adjutants were cut from the final version of the game because their planned ability to teleport around the battlefield "proved too much even for the relatively generous physics of the Mass Effect universe."
Banshees, anyone? I guess we can put that among the same stories that the Final Hours one about the cut ending concept is among.
The hallmark combat ability Banshees have is that they...guess what...teleport.RavenEyry wrote...
paxxton wrote...
"Adjutants were originally designed as an enemy unit for Mass Effect 3. Also referred to as "Pariahs" during development, Adjutants were cut from the final version of the game because their planned ability to teleport around the battlefield "proved too much even for the relatively generous physics of the Mass Effect universe."
Banshees, anyone? I guess we can put that among the same stories that the Final Hours one about the cut ending concept is among.
Sooo... their early plans for adjutants were considered too unrealistic and dropped, but they still went with space magic at the end? Riiiiiight.
Kinda exactly.RavenEyry wrote...
I don't remember them teleporting.
So your point is both teleportation and losing full control of Shepard where cut but then teleportation was put in anyway?
Modifié par paxxton, 26 novembre 2012 - 03:17 .
Leviathans are never referred to as "apex predators" in the game. That description is something of your making, or you're simply repeating one wrongfully coined by someone else.demersel wrote...
Kyrene wrote...
No, no, no, no, NO!demersel wrote...
Aftar all that is the definition of an apex predator, which leviathan considers themselves to be.
Leviathans were an apex race, never apex predators. I don't know how many times I've seen the term "apex predator" in conjunction with Leviathans, and it's wrong every time.
T-Rex was an apex predator, Leviathans an apex race. Get it right!
And what does a term apex race mean? samething, except it is a whole race, whole civilization built on that principle.
Modifié par Kyrene, 26 novembre 2012 - 03:20 .
Don't think so, as the breath scene now only requires 3100 EMS.SirLugash wrote...
Hey guys.
Just a short question:
Pre-EC Anderson on the Citadel represented 1000 EMS points (you needed 4000 EMS for the breath scene when Anderson was not shot by TIM and 5000 when TIM shot him).
Is this still the case after EC ?
(unless I skipped some info)
I think it does still have an affect but the totals needed changed.SirLugash wrote...
Hey guys.
Just a short question:
Pre-EC Anderson on the Citadel represented 1000 EMS points (you needed 4000 EMS for the breath scene when Anderson was not shot by TIM and 5000 when TIM shot him).
Is this still the case after EC ?
Modifié par Restrider, 26 novembre 2012 - 03:59 .
Vibez wrote...
Guys, do we already know at which point of the game Omega will become available to play? I mean, it's getting released tomorrow and no word on that
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