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[clarkusdarkus]

Also makes the goodbye scenes in london weird, Just made a fortune on the citadel casino, pimped out my pad, then oh.....goodbye everyone, proceed the walk of shame, pick a color, then blow up the citadel dlc....cant even chill and relax in the apartment as you know its all worthless when done. Shame really

[BearlyHere]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...

If I get the DLC, I'll probably just load up my only Mass Effect 3 Shepard, play it, and then pretend the game ends right there and stop playing.

I suspect that's what a lot of people are going to do, and I'm sure that EA's tracking will show that. When it comes time to lay down money for 4, they shouldn't be surprised if many players take a wait and see position. The next step will be trying to ban people from posting it on Youtube. Oh, and I can already smell microtransactions to furnish SimCitadel, just so it can be blown up.

[humes spork]

Uncle Jo wrote...

Watch him get lift, barrier, and carnage, and end up being about as useful (mechanically speaking) in a party as Jacob. Or worse, get charge and act about as smart with it as Grunt in ME2, or your average MP novaguard.

Modifié par humes spork, 22 février 2013 - 09:15 .

[KiwiQuiche]

Eh, it'll most likely be over-hyped crap like the last two DLC's and ME3 itself was.

But yeah "Have fun with friends and gamble! Then die two hours later due to insane troll logic from a ****** AI some retarded space squids built."

[Eterna]

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

[Eterna]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eh, it'll most likely be over-hyped crap like the last two DLC's and ME3 itself was.

But yeah "Have fun with friends and gamble! Then die two hours later due to insane troll logic from a ****** AI some retarded space squids built."

Why are you even here if you feel this way? 

[FlamingBoy]

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

[Ryoten]

BioWare still will be the bad guys, simply because of their attitude through the whole thing. That's going to take a lot of work to repair.

[Eterna]

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

I disagree, ME3 had some of the best squad interaction in the trilogy. It far surpasses the walking textbooks of ME1. 

[KiwiQuiche]

Eterna5 wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eh, it'll most likely be over-hyped crap like the last two DLC's and ME3 itself was.

But yeah "Have fun with friends and gamble! Then die two hours later due to insane troll logic from a ****** AI some retarded space squids built."

Why are you even here if you feel this way? 

Because I want to? I'm perfectly able to voice my distaste in a game trilogy I spent nearly 7 years loving only to get that rubbish that is ME3. So that isn't gonna work on me.

[FlamingBoy]

Eterna5 wrote...

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

are you suggesting that you know the time of the death of Dr_Extreme
because thats the point of the argument, to talk to characters that you as the player know are going to die at a particular time (even shepard) does wreck it.

There is no mystery, I hang out with my friends because i know I am going to die but I don't know when!

When is the mystery, and makes life and even games worth living/playing.

[Nykara]

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

You have to go back and forwards from Citadel in ME3. So hanging out there once in a while actually makes sense as does helping  a few people along the way who are effected by the war. However hanging out at some other obscure hub world would make no sense at all. I like how Mass Effect 3 was done as there was no messing around. You had a war to fight and you went and fought it. You only went to the locations that mattered and you didn't stop to pick up ever little teddy bear a child dropped along the way.

[FlamingBoy]

Nykara wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

You have to go back and forwards from Citadel in ME3. So hanging out there once in a while actually makes sense as does helping  a few people along the way who are effected by the war. However hanging out at some other obscure hub world would make no sense at all. I like how Mass Effect 3 was done as there was no messing around. You had a war to fight and you went and fought it. You only went to the locations that mattered and you didn't stop to pick up ever little teddy bear a child dropped along the way.

arguing that the citadel was the only placed that mattered is pushing it, I am not sure we played the same game there was a lot of teddy bear picking (fetch quests) as I remember it.

they could have been creative, go to illium to get asari support, go to a palaven war-zone (as a hub) and get turian support as well as see the effect on war on the people.

missed opportunties, but rectified with 15 dollar dlc, its a dodgy business practice.

[KiwiQuiche]

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

are you suggesting that you know the time of the death of Dr_Extreme
because thats the point of the argument, to talk to characters that you as the player know are going to die at a particular time (even shepard) does wreck it.

There is no mystery, I hang out with my friends because i know I am going to die but I don't know when!

When is the mystery, and makes life and even games worth living/playing.

Implications unpleasent....

[rymajn3]

If you're smart this is the last story mission you will ever do on ME3. This will be the "ending" for me.

If you're insane, you play through to the ending again.

[Eterna]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eh, it'll most likely be over-hyped crap like the last two DLC's and ME3 itself was.

But yeah "Have fun with friends and gamble! Then die two hours later due to insane troll logic from a ****** AI some retarded space squids built."

Why are you even here if you feel this way? 

Because I want to? I'm perfectly able to voice my distaste in a game trilogy I spent nearly 7 years loving only to get that rubbish that is ME3. So that isn't gonna work on me.

I figured the last year would have been more than enough time to vent. Guess some people just can't let go. 

[Eterna]

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

are you suggesting that you know the time of the death of Dr_Extreme
because thats the point of the argument, to talk to characters that you as the player know are going to die at a particular time (even shepard) does wreck it.

There is no mystery, I hang out with my friends because i know I am going to die but I don't know when!

When is the mystery, and makes life and even games worth living/playing.

So if you knew you were going to die and when, you'd just do nothing?

I'd live life to the fullest with the time I have left. 

[FlamingBoy]

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

I disagree, ME3 had some of the best squad interaction in the trilogy. It far surpasses the walking textbooks of ME1. 

Well if I was you, and thought Me3 was christs secound coming, I would disagree to. :P:P

[KiwiQuiche]

Eterna5 wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Eh, it'll most likely be over-hyped crap like the last two DLC's and ME3 itself was.

But yeah "Have fun with friends and gamble! Then die two hours later due to insane troll logic from a ****** AI some retarded space squids built."

Why are you even here if you feel this way? 

Because I want to? I'm perfectly able to voice my distaste in a game trilogy I spent nearly 7 years loving only to get that rubbish that is ME3. So that isn't gonna work on me.

I figured the last year would have been more than enough time to vent. Guess some people just can't let go. 

Nope.

I wonder if this new DLC will have Cerberus....

[Eterna]

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

I disagree, ME3 had some of the best squad interaction in the trilogy. It far surpasses the walking textbooks of ME1. 

Well if I was you, and thought Me3 was christs secound coming, I would disagree to. :P:P

Eww religion. But I dare you to tell me that ME1 Talis dialogue was better than ME3 Talis Dialogue. 

[FlamingBoy]

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

are you suggesting that you know the time of the death of Dr_Extreme
because thats the point of the argument, to talk to characters that you as the player know are going to die at a particular time (even shepard) does wreck it.

There is no mystery, I hang out with my friends because i know I am going to die but I don't know when!

When is the mystery, and makes life and even games worth living/playing.

So if you knew you were going to die and when, you'd just do nothing?

I'd live life to the fullest with the time I have left. 

well this is philosphical, because we are speaking in terms of life. So I am going back to talk about the game.

Shepard as a character does not know hes going to die, but we as the player do. This is the disconnect.
theres a scene in leviathan where shepard says "the leviathans are vital for our war effort" we as the player know this is not the case, hence it reminds us the pointlessness of not only the mission but the cause.

P.S. Just had a thought, Live life to the fullest at the price of 15 DLC!!!!

[Dr_Extrem]

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

I disagree, ME3 had some of the best squad interaction in the trilogy. It far surpasses the walking textbooks of ME1. 

Well if I was you, and thought Me3 was christs secound coming, I would disagree to. :P:P

Eww religion. But I dare you to tell me that ME1 Talis dialogue was better than ME3 Talis Dialogue. 

eterna is right .. the squad interaction WAS better than in any other game before.

sadly, the script and everything from cronos onward is an insult (storytelling and gameplay wise).

[Wayning_Star]

rymajn3 wrote...

If you're smart this is the last story mission you will ever do on ME3. This will be the "ending" for me.

If you're insane, you play through to the ending again.

my shrink said it was OK, called it...role playing..


roflmao

[Wayning_Star]

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

FlamingBoy wrote...

I am kind of annoyed that the best parts of mass effect were saved for dlc instead of the actual game.

In particular hub worlds and talking to team members, that was among the best part of mass effect that was crippled in the 3rd game.

I disagree, ME3 had some of the best squad interaction in the trilogy. It far surpasses the walking textbooks of ME1. 

Well if I was you, and thought Me3 was christs secound coming, I would disagree to. :P:P

Eww religion. But I dare you to tell me that ME1 Talis dialogue was better than ME3 Talis Dialogue. 

eterna is right .. the squad interaction WAS better than in any other game before.

sadly, the script and everything from cronos onward is an insult (storytelling and gameplay wise).

stop doin that to my corn flakes..Boss, I may need them later.

heheh

[Dr_Extrem]

Eterna5 wrote...

Dr_Extrem wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

No. Because it doesn't matter what happens in the future, what matters is how well you spend living in the present.

Tell me, do you find hanging out with your friends pointless and sad because you are going to die someday?

someday is the magic word ... time and place are not known .. sheps fate is set in stone.

So is yours. 

you still fail to see, that i dont know my date. but my guess is, that you misinterpret my post on purpose to sound deep.