JBPBRC wrote...
^ Speaking of that Collector mission:
Not being able to pick up all those extra weapons after picking one. Even on a New Game+.
That always bothered me.
RedBeardJim wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
^ Speaking of that Collector mission:
Not being able to pick up all those extra weapons after picking one. Even on a New Game+.
That always bothered me.
Eh, I can handwave that as being that your selection determines what weapon is actually there, in a metagame sense.
Modifié par JBPBRC, 05 février 2013 - 06:04 .
Liec wrote...
I've always assumed that translators work on some text as well. Why'd there be signs in English on the Elcor/Volus side of the Citadel otherwise?
That's said by Liara who's not an expert on human physiology, right?It's said a bunch of times that Shepard is lucky to be alive and he must be VERY strong-willed to have survived it. So is Saren the same? What do they mean by "strong-willed?"
Regardless, maybe Saren picked up the codex first? Or maybe he knew how to use the beacon, making the transfer less traumatic?Are you talking about husks (of all varieties)? Simples: cybernetic husk implants improve husks to be superior to the source species (cannibals have built-in cannons, brutes are much bigger than krogan, etc).Whole populations cannot defeat Reaper forces made from the defeated parts of those same populations (numbers don't add up to me).
Plus, the Reapers have total aerial/orbital superiority...Numbers. All our Thanix missiles managed to take down one Reaper.Whole populations cannot defeat Reaper forces made from the defeated parts of those same populations (numbers don't add up to me).
RedBeardJim wrote...
How do Gerrel and Koris basically flip-flop so quickly form ME2 to ME3?
They didn't, really. Gerrel was a warmongering twit in ME2, and Koris was a pacifistic Geth-sympathizer. You're just presented with Gerrel as being on "your side", while Koris is on "the other side", because of them using Tali as a symbolic political football and a stand-in for her father (who sided with Gerrel and opposed Koris).
In ME3, their positions relative to you and "your side" have changed because your goals with respect to the Quarians have changed. You're not trying to prevent Tali's exile, you're trying to get the Quarians to stop wasting time and lives fighting with the Geth. And since Koris wants to not be at war with the Geth, and Gerrel wants to be at war with ALL THE GETH ALL THE TIME, well.....there you go.
Ice Cold J wrote...
No, I get that totally... I'm just surprised Bioware took an apparent "good guy" in Gerrel and an apparent "bad guy" in Koris and basically go the totally opposite way so abruptly.
Sides, it sounded like Gerrel liked Tali, so for him to fire on the dreadnaught with her on it was kinda weird.
Master Che wrote...
Nick.Chabby wrote...
The Asari sharing the same kind of old art style with the Egyptian... Aka this:
I thought this was a nice touch, actually. Hell, maybe the ancient Greeks, Egyptians, etc gained their artistic sense from the Protheans...remember the sphere from ME1?!HEADCANON! BAM! THAT JUST HAPPENED! *DEPLOY NERDRAGE MODE*
Modifié par Medievalist, 11 février 2013 - 08:52 .
Medievalist wrote...
Master Che wrote...
Nick.Chabby wrote...
The Asari sharing the same kind of old art style with the Egyptian... Aka this:
I thought this was a nice touch, actually. Hell, maybe the ancient Greeks, Egyptians, etc gained their artistic sense from the Protheans...remember the sphere from ME1?!
Funny, I'm currently replaying ME2 and am now in Donovan Hock's vault on Kasumi's loyalty mission. Look what she has to say about this Egyptian piece of art:
Seems like the Egyptian/early Asari similarities have been planned well before the temple on Thessia.
David7204 wrote...
That doesn't need any explaining at all, actually. The pyramid is the most stable structure that be built high. It's therefore likely that pretty much any and every intelligent life in existence will build pyramids at some point.
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