Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
That would be awesome! He did talk about getting a suit of some kind...Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
Yeah, it is. I don't know either. I still think it's possible, however unlikely in some ways, that it could be a reaper trap. A lot of things point towards the Crucible being one anyway.byne wrote...
Yknow, I'm playing ME3 right now, and I just got the transmission from Hackett telling me to go to Mars, and I noticed something I remember we talked about a long time ago: in his transmission, his scar is on the wrong side. I still dont know what to make of that. Seems like an odd mistake for them to make.
Modifié par Humakt83, 08 décembre 2012 - 09:53 .
RavenEyry wrote...
The whole image is reversed. I assume it's a quirk of the transmission method.byne wrote...
Yknow, I'm playing ME3 right now, and I just got the transmission from Hackett telling me to go to Mars, and I noticed something I remember we talked about a long time ago: in his transmission, his scar is on the wrong side. I still dont know what to make of that. Seems like an odd mistake for them to make.
Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
Basically.Humakt83 wrote...
Javik: "A cunning strategy. Control your enemies without them knowing it."
CoolioThane wrote...
Yep, maybe we control Joker for a bit as we take the helm of the Normandy in space battles to get to Earth and pick up the unconscious Shep in the rubble
Even better idea!!!CoolioThane wrote...
Yep, maybe we control Joker for a bit as we take the helm of the Normandy in space battles to get to Earth and pick up the unconscious Shep in the rubble
Nope. That is the only time the image is mirrored.Dwailing wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
The whole image is reversed. I assume it's a quirk of the transmission method.byne wrote...
Yknow, I'm playing ME3 right now, and I just got the transmission from Hackett telling me to go to Mars, and I noticed something I remember we talked about a long time ago: in his transmission, his scar is on the wrong side. I still dont know what to make of that. Seems like an odd mistake for them to make.
That depends. Does he get mirrored every other time we see a transmission like that (i.e. in the transmissions before N7 missions)?
Andromidius wrote...
Also makes me wonder what they did with all the leftover Turian bodies and Yahg heads...
Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
CoolioThane wrote...
Yep, maybe we control Joker for a bit as we take the helm of the Normandy in space battles to get to Earth and pick up the unconscious Shep in the rubble
Yahgurian Havoc Soldier.BansheeOwnage wrote...
Andromidius wrote...
Also makes me wonder what they did with all the leftover Turian bodies and Yahg heads...
BleedingUranium wrote...
You know, that'd be a great way to introduce post-end content: Have a DLC where you fly the Normandy with Sword fleet, but really it keeps going after that.
You'd play through the whole end sequence, then it'd go back to when Shepard left in the shuttle, and you'd replay the same timeframe from Joker's perspective. Except it'd be reality, so everyone would be all like "Where's the Crucible?" "Where's the space magic?" and then you'd get a radio call that Hammer's been wiped out by Harbinger, and you go down and find Shepard in the rubble!
It would be perfect! Though I think the Normandy pickup scene was unrealistic, Joker would probably go to London if he heard the entirety of Hammer was wiped out, to make sure, send more support, or fight Harbinger!BleedingUranium wrote...
Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
That'd be hilarious, but his cover fire in the suicide mission remains awesomely badass!CoolioThane wrote...
Yep, maybe we control Joker for a bit as we take the helm of the Normandy in space battles to get to Earth and pick up the unconscious Shep in the rubble
You know, that'd be a great way to introduce post-end content: Have a DLC where you fly the Normandy with Sword fleet, but really it keeps going after that.
You'd play through the whole end sequence, then it'd go back to when Shepard left in the shuttle, and you'd replay the same timeframe from Joker's perspective. Except it'd be reality, so everyone would be all like "Where's the Crucible?" "Where's the space magic?" and then you'd get a radio call that Hammer's been wiped out by Harbinger, and you go down and find Shepard in the rubble!
BleedingUranium wrote...
Andromidius wrote...
Am I the only one who wishes Joker could be a Squadmate?
Maybe put him inside a modified Atlas, and have him laughing like a little boy as he stomps on people's heads and yelling "Who's got brittle bones now, huh?"
That'd be hilarious, but his cover fire in the suicide mission remains awesomely badass!CoolioThane wrote...
Yep, maybe we control Joker for a bit as we take the helm of the Normandy in space battles to get to Earth and pick up the unconscious Shep in the rubble
You know, that'd be a great way to introduce post-end content: Have a DLC where you fly the Normandy with Sword fleet, but really it keeps going after that.
You'd play through the whole end sequence, then it'd go back to when Shepard left in the shuttle, and you'd replay the same timeframe from Joker's perspective. Except it'd be reality, so everyone would be all like "Where's the Crucible?" "Where's the space magic?" and then you'd get a radio call that Hammer's been wiped out by Harbinger, and you go down and find Shepard in the rubble!
BansheeOwnage wrote...
@Pax I called it the Turiyahg.
CoolioThane wrote...
What is it about the human condition that means you see someone, become infatuated and you find yourself drifting off thinking about them almost constantly? It's sooo counter-productive.
I just liked how the "y" sound in turian could be used as the "y" sound of Yahg when you combine them. It's more fluid.byne wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
@Pax I called it the Turiyahg.
I was gonna call it the Yaghrian before I checked the filename and saw you'd already named it.
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