SpamBot2000 wrote...
The Grey Nayr wrote...
Not that it matters because "How Sovereign blew up" isn't a major plot point.
Some would argue that an intact dead Reaper might have had an impact on the whole 'dismissal of claims' thing. And thus impact galactic preparedness somewhat.
So there's that... or it could have indoctrinated anyone who investigated it.
SpamBot2000 wrote...
The Grey Nayr wrote...
Not that it matters because "How Sovereign blew up" isn't a major plot point.
Some would argue that an intact dead Reaper might have had an impact on the whole 'dismissal of claims' thing. And thus impact galactic preparedness somewhat.
So there's that... or it could have indoctrinated anyone who investigated it.
Jade8aby88 wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
The Grey Nayr wrote...
Not that it matters because "How Sovereign blew up" isn't a major plot point.
Some would argue that an intact dead Reaper might have had an impact on the whole 'dismissal of claims' thing. And thus impact galactic preparedness somewhat.
So there's that... or it could have indoctrinated anyone who investigated it.
This, you're right Grey Nayr, it;s not about how Sovereign blew up, because in Paragon Lost he doesn't blow up at all! That mistake along leads to other questions like Spambot has listed here.
legion999 wrote...
Pantanplan wrote...
Interesting? So Sovereign's corpse being completely intact, the Citadel being in orbit around a fu**ing planet, and being described as the Alliance's SEAT OF POWER are just minor issues?
What. Did they play Mass Effect 1 or 2 at all?
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
Jade8aby88 wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
The Grey Nayr wrote...
Not that it matters because "How Sovereign blew up" isn't a major plot point.
Some would argue that an intact dead Reaper might have had an impact on the whole 'dismissal of claims' thing. And thus impact galactic preparedness somewhat.
So there's that... or it could have indoctrinated anyone who investigated it.
This, you're right Grey Nayr, it;s not about how Sovereign blew up, because in Paragon Lost he doesn't blow up at all! That mistake along leads to other questions like Spambot has listed here.
Ignoring something that disproves your point doesn't make your point any better.
3DandBeyond wrote...
Why should they since BW themselves (according to Bioware marketing guy, David Silverstein) didn't think people would remember anything that took place in them either? (sarcasm)
iakus wrote...
Doesn't Paragon Lost also establish that James knew Liara before Mars?
Modifié par SpamBot2000, 16 décembre 2012 - 06:46 .
SpamBot2000 wrote...
iakus wrote...
Doesn't Paragon Lost also establish that James knew Liara before Mars?
I know there's a scene where Lil' Jimmy Vega looks in on a vidphone call between Liara and the token Asari in PL... he's like 'Oh, so that's Liara T'Soni...' And he's all excited because Liara rode with The Shepard!
AresKeith wrote...
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
Jade8aby88 wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
The Grey Nayr wrote...
Not that it matters because "How Sovereign blew up" isn't a major plot point.
Some would argue that an intact dead Reaper might have had an impact on the whole 'dismissal of claims' thing. And thus impact galactic preparedness somewhat.
So there's that... or it could have indoctrinated anyone who investigated it.
This, you're right Grey Nayr, it;s not about how Sovereign blew up, because in Paragon Lost he doesn't blow up at all! That mistake along leads to other questions like Spambot has listed here.
Ignoring something that disproves your point doesn't make your point any better.
And how's that?
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
iakus wrote...
Doesn't Paragon Lost also establish that James knew Liara before Mars?
I know there's a scene where Lil' Jimmy Vega looks in on a vidphone call between Liara and the token Asari in PL... he's like 'Oh, so that's Liara T'Soni...' And he's all excited because Liara rode with The Shepard!
Actually he doesn't say anything about Liara, the Asari says she rode with Shepard, then Vega asks her to repeat herself basically.
Unfortunately the truth isn't a trolly as your comment.
Modifié par SpamBot2000, 16 décembre 2012 - 07:15 .
SpamBot2000 wrote...
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
iakus wrote...
Doesn't Paragon Lost also establish that James knew Liara before Mars?
I know there's a scene where Lil' Jimmy Vega looks in on a vidphone call between Liara and the token Asari in PL... he's like 'Oh, so that's Liara T'Soni...' And he's all excited because Liara rode with The Shepard!
Actually he doesn't say anything about Liara, the Asari says she rode with Shepard, then Vega asks her to repeat herself basically.
Unfortunately the truth isn't a trolly as your comment.
Must be the rabies talking, I couldn't remember Vega not saying 'Oh, that's Liara' when the Asari told him it was Liara. And when I said Vega was impressed Liara was in Shep's crew, the hate made me forget the Asari told him that before he was impressed. It is evil distortions such as my blatantly false claims that make the peasants grumble about their lot on Master BioWare's estate. Truth is, they never had it so good in their lives before Mass Effect 3 shone the Light into their grubby lives. But my subhumanity leads me to reject this Awesome Truth.
SpamBot2000 wrote...
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
Actually he doesn't say anything about Liara, the Asari says she rode with Shepard, then Vega asks her to repeat herself basically.
Unfortunately the truth isn't a trolly as your comment.
Must be the rabies talking, I couldn't remember Vega not saying 'Oh, that's Liara' when the Asari told him it was Liara. And when I said Vega was impressed Liara was in Shep's crew, the hate made me forget the Asari told him that before he was impressed. It is evil distortions such as my blatantly false claims that make the peasants grumble about their lot on Master BioWare's estate. Truth is, they never had it so good in their lives before Mass Effect 3 shone the Light into their grubby lives. But my subhumanity leads me to reject this Awesome Truth.
Modifié par Our_Last_Scene, 16 décembre 2012 - 08:11 .
paul165 wrote...
Thanks for the link having watched it that was awful.
Also other minor details like Liara mentored someone really? Young, inexperienced and totally socially inept Liara that spent as much time as possible on dig sites? That Liara mentored someone?
Not to mention by this stage Liara is a revenge driven information broker on Ilium and is unlikely to drop everything to chat about archeology. This is after all a woman who felt that hunting the Broker was more important than helping with the Collectors.
You then have the Marine with glasses in an age with massive genetic engineering especially for the military a front line soldier is wearing glasses still I suppose with animation quality that poor you need some way to distinguish characters.:innocent:
Zakuspec089 wrote...
It was Interesting, it kept me entertained and showed the story of Vega and his crew. I liked the Asari and Vega in the film. The animation was alittle off but not bad. I really think they can pull off a real Mass Effect movie. I hope they do.
paul165 wrote...
You then have the Marine with glasses in an age with massive genetic engineering especially for the military a front line soldier is wearing glasses
paul165 wrote...
still I suppose with animation quality that poor you need some way to distinguish characters.[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/angel.png[/smilie]
Zkyire wrote...
paul165 wrote...
You then have the Marine with glasses in an age with massive genetic engineering especially for the military a front line soldier is wearing glasses
Joker wears a hat. Indoors. He doesn't need to block out any light from his eyes, but he wears it anyway, because he wants to.
Yes and a uniform choice is related to the need to wear glasses because?
Femshep is supposed to be some supersoldier, but she's as thin as a rake, and this is justified because of cybernetic and genetic enhancements. Meanwhile Vega worksout every day and is not that much tougher, if at all, rendering that also pointless, but he does it anyway, because he wants to.
Vega doesn't have the cybernetic enhancements as they came from Cerberus and working out for amusement is still not related to wearing glasses.
Zaeed has scars on his face, but in an age where they can easily be fixed, he chooses to keep them.
And if they affected his ability to perform his job,like having to wear glasses, do you still think he'd keep them?
Legion has a massive hole in his torso and doesn't want to repair it.
That one you got mepaul165 wrote...
still I suppose with animation quality that poor you need some way to distinguish characters.[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/angel.png[/smilie]
Tali got a different suit in order to make her stand out more. In game.
Modifié par paul165, 16 décembre 2012 - 10:23 .
Modifié par Jonathan Shepard, 16 décembre 2012 - 11:05 .
anorling wrote...
Wow... Bad analogy is bad.
paul165 wrote...
Zkyire wrote...
paul165 wrote...
You
then have the Marine with glasses in an age with massive genetic
engineering especially for the military a front line soldier is wearing
glasses
Joker wears a hat. Indoors. He doesn't need to block out any light from his eyes, but he wears it anyway, because he wants to.
Yes and a uniform choice is related to the need to wear glasses because?
Femshep
is supposed to be some supersoldier, but she's as thin as a rake, and
this is justified because of cybernetic and genetic enhancements.
Meanwhile Vega worksout every day and is not that much tougher, if at
all, rendering that also pointless, but he does it anyway, because he
wants to.
Vega doesn't have the cybernetic enhancements as
they came from Cerberus and working out for amusement is still not
related to wearing glasses.
Zaeed has scars on his face, but in an age where they can easily be fixed, he chooses to keep them.
And if they affected his ability to perform his job,like having to wear glasses, do you still think he'd keep them?
Legion has a massive hole in his torso and doesn't want to repair it.
That one you got me [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png[/smilie]paul165 wrote...
still I suppose with animation quality that poor you need some way to distinguish characters.[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/angel.png[/smilie]
Tali got a different suit in order to make her stand out more. In game.
Because
you can't see her face and she's alien yes; this is relevant to an
animation (not a game) with human characters where you can see the face
because?
It's still naff animation for a project of this alleged quality compare to
done by the same company several years ago.
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