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[Jamie9]

Alliance SR-2. I like having the lighting dimmed honestly, but I've always been a fan of the dark. I just prefer the haphazard way the Normandy is set-up in ME3 as opposed to the clinical look of the Cerberus SR-2.

Still, Normandy SR-1 gets last place. I still loved it, but it had the most annoying elevator in the entire universe built into it. And obviously it was a lot smaller.

[McFlurry598]

Animositisomina wrote...

McFlurry598 wrote...

Silentblaze wrote...

Like a lot of people said: Mass Effect 2's Normandy. Great lighting. Many characters. Epic cinematic dialogue. Only thing that could've made it better would've been having Liara, Wrex, and VS on board too.

Defintely Liara! Ohhhh the possibilities!

Would've been the perfect chance to toss her out an airlock. Alas, it shall never be so.

Ha! Who was your LI?

[Eterna]

I like the one in ME3. It feels more alive with the squadmates moving about and such.

[k.lalh]

ME3 one by far, except for the scanning thing between the CIC and war room. That thing was rather annoying...to put it lightly...

Modifié par k.lalh, 23 février 2013 - 07:52 .

[10K]

ME3 Normandy was the best I think.

[Pee Jae]

DinoSteve wrote...

The concept art Normandy, SR12 I think it was.

"Well... that's weird lookin'"

I like the ME2 version. Bright lights, please. But I do like being able to visit the cargo bay in ME3.
Sidenote: I really don't like the SR1 much, but on my first playthrough of ME1 and subsequent import into 2 for the first time, even though I knew what was coming (PS3 ME1 deprived), when the Collector's blew up the Normandy, I yelled, "You bastards! Look what you've done to my ship!"

[DetcelferVisionary]

ME1 Normandy post elevator speed fix. Loved the static image - an era piece with a highly defined art direction which I felt got lost along the way through ME2 and 3. Along with its synthesizer music and sleek design was just beautiful to look at. It also had hidden codexs! The FTL engine was also considerably more enjoyable to look at than a vibrating orb.

Modifié par DetcelferVisionary, 23 février 2013 - 08:09 .

[Ieldra]

ME2's Normandy by a big margin. ME3's is too dark. When you're in a war for the survival of your civilization, the interior of your ship better exude some optimism. Also, I find myself missing my cook, redneck and borderline racist as he was.

Team and crew interaction in ME3 was superior overall, but the conversation scenes (as opposed to the Zaeed-style interactions) tended to be less engaging than their ME2 counterparts.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 23 février 2013 - 08:17 .

[ManOfSteel]

Alliance SR2.

[Kazzuuk]

Alliance SR2, it had an excellent submarine feel to it

[Constipator369]

Animositisomina wrote...

I like the SR-1 for its sense of nostalgia, but for overall design and functionality, I'd have to go with the SR-2 in ME2.

[PKSovereign]

ME2 SR-2 > SR-1 > insert anything here > ME3 SR-2

[Eterna]

k.lalh wrote...

ME3 one by far, except for the scanning thing between the CIC and war room. That thing was rather annoying...to put it lightly...

I think it may have been a fancy loading screen. 

[Han Shot First]

The Alliance Normandy SR2 in ME3.

I liked the dark lighting and thought it made it feel more like a warship than previous versions.

[Jonata]

SR-2, Cerberus version. It had weird "hospital" lights but it was the only one that had a Star Trek feeling, a ship designed not only to go to war but to explore as well, with living quarters that are comfortable as well as pragmatic.

Both ME3 SR-2 and the SR-1 were far more "military looking" inside, which is nice but a lot less fascinating IMO. ME2 SR-2 felt like "home".

(also I like the yellow-black-white colour combo better, but that's just a poor graphic designer obsession)

[Rhayak]

I prefer the Cerberus SR-2. Not only it had brighter lightning, but you could see the interiors also had style, on top of military utility. It looked like something out of an Interior Design magazine.

The Alliance Military made a mess of it. Cables on the ground everywhere. At least they kept that super-classy renault-logo table.

[PinkToolTheater]

Cerberus SR-2, for the same reasons most people already mentioned.

[Jadebaby]

Oh and SR-1 over SR-2 alliance.

[NeonFlux117]

Normandy SR-2 from ME2. Better lighting more rooms, more characters, it seemed more fleshed out.

In fact.......
Anything ME2. I'm in.

[J0HNL3I]

Mass Effect 1 always, followed by ME3, the colours in 2...

[Reorte]

I'd like the Alliance SR2 if it wasn't so pointlessly gloomy but because it is my favourite is ME2 SR2. Of course the Alliance version is also a mess but that's explainable and excusable under the circumstances (but it would be nice to see it get tidied up during the game).

Modifié par Reorte, 23 février 2013 - 11:27 .

[nrobbiec]

ME3 SR2, ME2 SR2 isn't too far behind. Don't like the SR1.

[o Ventus]

ME2 SR-2.

[DextroDNA]

SSV Normandy SR1.

[Obadiah]

I like SR1 more.

The SR2 design doesn't make a whole lotta sense. Shep is supposed to command from the CIC and be able to look over at everyone and give commands, but in the SR 2 he just constantly runs up to the cockpit (through the door) to look over Jokers shoulder for dramatic purposes, WITH HIS BACK TO THE ENTIRE BRIDGE.