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[AgentStark]

Actions within character yes, but an untimely death still pisses people off, like me, to no end.

I mean, for god's sake Bioware. At least add Turian Huntresses to MP. When someone said they added the Huntress, I was like "well they must have known that people will get mad when Nyreen bites the dust. Lets give them some candy to keep from getting so pissed." But no. Was depressed to see it was the Asari Huntress.

[dewayne31]

Nyreen was a soldier thru and thru. She gave her life so others might live. If she was in the military still and under my command. I would of recommended her for the highest medal for valor Palavan could award her.

[Sanguine]

pre-order canceled?

i feel like this thread is just a scapegoat to complain about all of the QQ'ers issues with Bioware and ME3 as a whole, and has generally nothing to do with Nyreen's sacrifice.

[ForThessia]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

I'm so glad. Female Turians just don't feel right in this galaxy. 

This galaxy belongs to blue tentacleheads and jiggly bumbums with masks.

The tumors on Nyreen's chest are gross too, which means she probably would die soon anyway.

[Chi_Mangetsu]

The way I see it, her death was inevitable. For one, well, it was pretty much telegraphed with the discussion in the elevator with Aria. For two, what would happen should she survive and Aria was restored to power? Her code of ethics would certainly have her gun eventually turned towards Aria. Their differences would be ultimately irreconcilable given Aria's disregard for life to get what she wants. Nyreen is the impetus that will allow Aria to change and, if not put the people first, at least she will do more than handwave them away as irrelevant. She will stand as a martyr for freedom fighters the universe over, as a flickering light of order amongst chaos to give purpose to the lawless. Something to strive for. That's what gives her death meaning and why she was too beautiful for this dark and ugly world.

Modifié par Chi_Mangetsu, 28 novembre 2012 - 03:37 .

[Nummer1Jude]

Should've killed Aria off. Just sayin' ...

[B.Shep]

LinksOcarina wrote...

LieutenantSarcasm wrote...

RiouHotaru wrote...

Anyone remember Javik?  Or rather the so-called "controversy" (which really turned out to be nothing?)  Bioware devs said, that you couldn't (or rather that it was ridiculously and prohibitively difficult to) add characters to a squad-roster AFTER the fact.

This is why Javik exists in the game files even if you don't own his DLC.
This is why Kasumi had a place-holder model and VA lines in ME2

When ME3 was datamined, was there any data, any at all, for Nyreen?  No?

Then she can't be a permanent squadmate.  Sorry.

Ah yes, because patches are well and truly impossible. This can be patched into the game with some effort, and from the engine's perspective, there is little difference from a temporary to a permament squaddie.

Oh really?

Please, do tell me how it can be patched in? 

Only way would be if they turn her into some kind of Zaeed/Kasumi - squadmates with zero interaction with everything/everyone else. <_<
Really, I admit i have some problems(bugs, few story about Oleg or the Adjutants) with Omega but come on, if you are going to complain at least do about something real.


Anyway, have to say i liked the Mad prophet and Harrot returns. Also when i first looked into Omega's "sky" i couldn't help but remember the crazy things Dietz wrote on ME:Deception. ..

Modifié par B.Shep, 28 novembre 2012 - 03:49 .

[Leonia]

Absolutely agree and she was the only redeeming factor for Omega as a piece of content.

Aria could have at least said SOMETHING sentinemental at the end, perhaps learning something from Nyreen's sacrifice.

Modifié par leonia42, 28 novembre 2012 - 07:36 .

[VettoRyouzou]

I gotta agree to " Hey look you guy showed up and could give cover fire.. but I think I am just going to go with this whole blowing my self up plan I got going here bye" Was not a good ending for her.

[DeinonSlayer]

Question here is, what's going to happen to the Turians now that the only female member of the species has croaked? 

Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 28 novembre 2012 - 07:37 .

[Eterna]

leonia42 wrote...

Absolutely agree and she was the only redeeming factor for Omega as a piece of content.

Aria could have at least said SOMETHING sentinemental at the end, perhaps learning something from Nyreen's sacrifice.

Well, Aria isn't that type of person. You could tell though she really did care, did you see how Angry she got?

[Leonia]

It just makes Nyreen's death seem even more unnecessary. Sure Aria got a bit pissed but she was already keen to destroy Petrovosky before that so she didn't need the extra boost.

[Gush Chew]

Did nobody notice the crowd of civilians about to be adjutated? She sacrificed herself to save them, she was always talking about how horrible she thought huskification was.

[Alexander Kogan]

ste100 wrote...

yukon fire wrote...

Vakarian could have saved her, if he had been allowed to come along.

Exactly.
Garrus should be squadmate at Omega /like EDI in Leviathan/, because of his experience as Archangel at Omega.

Poor Bioware.

Agreed on all accounts!  Garrus would have been perfect for this dlc, it was practically his home away from home for a time.  Real missed opportunity.  Also, the not bringing the squad thing, not very smooth.
<_<

[majormajormmajor]

saracen16 wrote...

Nyreen represented an order, one that actually spoke and cared for the people of Omega, that was challenging Aria's ruthlessness and depravity. She was also Aria's main squeeze at one point. For her to die, it signifies a paradox for Aria: to continue in her ways of control, or to honor her friend's death?

Thinking it was Nyreen and not Shepard the Player who had an impact on Aria's end decisions? For shame! Do you even Bioware?

[KiwiQuiche]

Wait, so Nyreen really had boobies?

(Anyone got any new screenies?)

[polymphus]

Yeah, unlike most I really liked the plot of Omega but Nyreen's death was terribly handled. It just seemed so forced, like "we don't know what to do with her any more welp she gotta BURN". I think it should've been possible to get her killed but if you played right (i.e. she trusted Shep and didn't feel the need to go all lone wolf) you could save her as well.

Makes sense. Renegade Shep gets her killed and Aria soley rules over Omega while Paragon Shep saves her and Aria has to give the Talons some ground. Less assets from Aria, more assets from the Talons. Straight back into Aria's hands for the renegade, split power between Aria and Nyreen for the Paragon.

[Mara Shep]

No, I think Patrick Weekes said on twitter that is is just the same angled chest plate/bump as males. In her armour it is more obvious, but in her stealth outfit it could be misinterpreted as boobs.

I thought they did a good job with her appearance. MOAR FEMALE TURIANS PLEASE.

[Brownfinger]

Nyreen's fate was completely and utterly unforgivable.

False.
Although it was abrupt and unceremonious, she gave herself up nobly. She was protecting others.

Arcian wrote...

Her blowing herself up was bad enough when there was no indication she needed to. Her unique power MAKES HER IMMUNE TO DAMAGE.

The bubble and its operator assume that the damage is coming from an outside source, and acts as a barrier to deflect or absorb it. It's not complicated. If you trap a bigass fireball created by incendiary devices inside a barrier, do you honestly expect the beings inside of it to be ... uh, not exploded?
What part of that confuses people.

Are the people who act all dramatic on these forums really that dim and upset, or has trolling here climbed to a record-setting stratosphere that half the fanbase is posting sarcastically to see the other half roll their eyes and scramble to explain why they're dumb?
When does that get fun or productive?

[WhiteKnyght]

Oh good grief. Nyreen had a heroic death. That's more than a lot of characters get.

Just because Bioware doesn't pander to your obsessive whims does not make Omega a bad DLC.

[CR121691]

You missed the angry part at the end OP?

[Little Princess Peach]

One of these days I will see some nice posts saying I liked the DLC but Bioware could improve on X.

so many people on here that hate Omega DLC, This is why I never listend to all that hype about it, just wait Bioware will down the price sooner or later to rail more people to buy it.

[Lance Gardner]

Chi_Mangetsu wrote...

The way I see it, her death was inevitable. For one, well, it was pretty much telegraphed with the discussion in the elevator with Aria. For two, what would happen should she survive and Aria was restored to power?

You could have had the choice to put Aria or Nyreen as leader of Omega.

[CR121691]

Arcian wrote...

Her blowing herself up was bad enough when there was no indication she needed to. Her unique power MAKES HER IMMUNE TO DAMAGE.

But to add insult to injury... she's not even mentioned in the end. Not even once. It's like Aria forgot she even existed.

Typical goddamn Super MAC writing. My jimmies have never been this rustled.

She was surrounded by Adjutants so tell me what she had to do.

[Zaizer]

polymphus wrote...

Yeah, unlike most I really liked the plot of Omega but Nyreen's death was terribly handled. It just seemed so forced, like "we don't know what to do with her any more welp she gotta BURN". I think it should've been possible to get her killed but if you played right (i.e. she trusted Shep and didn't feel the need to go all lone wolf) you could save her as well.

Makes sense. Renegade Shep gets her killed and Aria soley rules over Omega while Paragon Shep saves her and Aria has to give the Talons some ground. Less assets from Aria, more assets from the Talons. Straight back into Aria's hands for the renegade, split power between Aria and Nyreen for the Paragon.

This.