MegumiAzusa wrote...
Rated T for Troll. Read the post that was posted 4 minutes before that one.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Rated T for Troll. Read the post that was posted 4 minutes before that one.
Modifié par Andromidius, 05 décembre 2012 - 12:28 .
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 05 décembre 2012 - 12:34 .
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Playing Arrival maybe doesn't change ME3 in any significant way but it changes how the player views the story. Think about it. That's interactive storytelling.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
Or just don't concern yourself with someone who thinks a winged whale wearing a shawl is the pinnacle of storytelling.
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
You don't make any sense. I really don't know how you intepretated my post, but I most certainly did not prove myself wrong.
Shepard can choose not to do Arrival. In that case ME3 changes the codex on that event and tells the player that a different squad did the job.
So in other words: Yes, the events in Arrival are canon, but no, Shepard doing those events isn't always canon , it only is if you chose to play that piece of DLC. If you skip the DLC, the canon changes and tells you that a different squad did that Arrival mission.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
You don't make any sense. I really don't know how you intepretated my post, but I most certainly did not prove myself wrong.
Shepard can choose not to do Arrival. In that case ME3 changes the codex on that event and tells the player that a different squad did the job.
So in other words: Yes, the events in Arrival are canon, but no, Shepard doing those events isn't always canon , it only is if you chose to play that piece of DLC. If you skip the DLC, the canon changes and tells you that a different squad did that Arrival mission.
If you dont do it, you are locked up for no reason at all in ME3
BioWare said themselves more then once whichever Shep does or does not is canon. If your Shep did Arrival it's canon. If your Shep didn't do Arrival it's not canon. Simply as that.byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
You don't make any sense. I really don't know how you intepretated my post, but I most certainly did not prove myself wrong.
Shepard can choose not to do Arrival. In that case ME3 changes the codex on that event and tells the player that a different squad did the job.
So in other words: Yes, the events in Arrival are canon, but no, Shepard doing those events isn't always canon , it only is if you chose to play that piece of DLC. If you skip the DLC, the canon changes and tells you that a different squad did that Arrival mission.
It makes less since because:
A) Hackett didnt send a team of marines in the first place because he thought it would get Kenson killed. Why he'd do it anyways makes no sense
So the events of Arrival being canon whether Shepard did it or not make much less sense if you didnt actually do Arrival.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
BioWare said themselves more then once whichever Shep does or does not is canon. If your Shep did Arrival it's canon. If your Shep didn't do Arrival it's not canon. Simply as that.
I can't even believe why this is still discussed.
byne wrote...
It makes less since because:
A) Hackett didnt send a team of marines in the first place because he thought it would get Kenson killed. Why he'd do it anyways makes no sense
So the events of Arrival being canon whether Shepard did it or not make much less sense if you didnt actually do Arrival.
Not true. If you didn't play Arrival, you're locked up for working with Cerberus. The codex even says so. The leaked script says so too.
He is exactly saying that.CoolioThane wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
BioWare said themselves more then once whichever Shep does or does not is canon. If your Shep did Arrival it's canon. If your Shep didn't do Arrival it's not canon. Simply as that.
I can't even believe why this is still discussed.
Cos HH won't accept he's wrong.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
BioWare said themselves more then once whichever Shep does or does not is canon. If your Shep did Arrival it's canon. If your Shep didn't do Arrival it's not canon. Simply as that.
I can't even believe why this is still discussed.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
It makes less since because:
A) Hackett didnt send a team of marines in the first place because he thought it would get Kenson killed. Why he'd do it anyways makes no sense
So the events of Arrival being canon whether Shepard did it or not make much less sense if you didnt actually do Arrival.
A) This is only the case if you download and play Arrival. If you never downloaded Arrival, Hackett never contacted Shepard and just sends a team of marines. If you did download Arrival but didn't play it, Hackett did contact Shepard, but Shepard didn't do it, therefor Hackett was forced to send a team of marines anyway.
Different canons for different playthroughs. There is not 1 single true canon. I thought BioWare made that clear by now.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Shepard can choose not to do Arrival. In that case ME3 changes the codex on that event and tells the player that a different squad did the job.
So in other words: Yes, the events in Arrival are canon, but no, Shepard doing those events isn't always canon , it only is if you chose to play that piece of DLC. If you skip the DLC, the canon changes and tells you that a different squad did that Arrival mission.
Modifié par Eryri, 05 décembre 2012 - 12:53 .
MegumiAzusa wrote...
He is exactly saying that.CoolioThane wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
BioWare said themselves more then once whichever Shep does or does not is canon. If your Shep did Arrival it's canon. If your Shep didn't do Arrival it's not canon. Simply as that.
I can't even believe why this is still discussed.
Cos HH won't accept he's wrong.
Modifié par CoolioThane, 05 décembre 2012 - 12:53 .
CoolioThane wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Arrival is canon. If you're going to skip major parts of a story, don't complain when other parts don't make sense.
Except that's not the case. You can skip Arrival if you like (which I even reccomend, it's a sh*tty DLC not worth your time or money) and ME3 is still the same. ME3 does not make more or less sense if you didn't play Arrival. Everything stays the same except for the fact that the codex about Arrival changes, telling you that another Alliance squad got the job done.
Which actually makes less sense, meaning in the process of making your point, you proved it wrong.
You should do that more often. It makes arguing with you much easier.
You don't make any sense. I really don't know how you intepretated my post, but I most certainly did not prove myself wrong.
Shepard can choose not to do Arrival. In that case ME3 changes the codex on that event and tells the player that a different squad did the job.
So in other words: Yes, the events in Arrival are canon, but no, Shepard doing those events isn't always canon , it only is if you chose to play that piece of DLC. If you skip the DLC, the canon changes and tells you that a different squad did that Arrival mission.
If your Shepard doesn't do Arrival it is not a canon Shep.
*tears in eyes* LMAO!
A non canon Shepard does not exist.CoolioThane wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
byne wrote...
It makes less since because:
A) Hackett didnt send a team of marines in the first place because he thought it would get Kenson killed. Why he'd do it anyways makes no sense
So the events of Arrival being canon whether Shepard did it or not make much less sense if you didnt actually do Arrival.
A) This is only the case if you download and play Arrival. If you never downloaded Arrival, Hackett never contacted Shepard and just sends a team of marines. If you did download Arrival but didn't play it, Hackett did contact Shepard, but Shepard didn't do it, therefor Hackett was forced to send a team of marines anyway.
Different canons for different playthroughs. There is not 1 single true canon. I thought BioWare made that clear by now.
Then your Shepard is not canon.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
You don't expect me to take you seriously after this comment do you?
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