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#26
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Please not Liara again.

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CroGamer002

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Deadpool9 wrote...
-Mac also unwittingly expressed skepticism of a Shepard-centric Mass Effect movie.  The interviewer asked him about creating a Shepard-centric comic, and Mac's reasoning against it can easily be applied to the movie, too.


Wait, Mac expressed that for the movie?

That's... that's surprising from him.

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"Khak grakh" indeed... The magic pen is back in action.

Mercenary.

Modifié par SpamBot2000, 02 mars 2013 - 10:24 .


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-->For your additional consideration: "While people had issues with the ending, many people have understood [...] where we were trying to go with that."

Faint praise indeed.

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Mr.BlazenGlazen

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The only mass effect comic that is worth reading that has a lot of emotional value is Marauder Shields.

And it's fan made.

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Nice condescension, Mac. I KNOW exactly what you were going for. Or Casey, or whoever wrote that drivel. I know what you were trying to do, it just failed so hilariously and miserably that words don't do its utter failure in every possible respect justice.

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Well she looks like she could be interesting.

Looks like the comic is going in a more gritty direction. Blades instead of omni-weapons, bars across the window rather then some force-field type effect.

Image IPB

Modifié par Captain Crash, 02 mars 2013 - 11:24 .


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Captain Crash wrote...

Well she looks like she could be interesting.

Looks like the comic is going in a more gritty direction. Blades instead of omni-weapons, bars across the window rather then some force-field type effect.

Image IPB

she's fighting Shredder. (Before his days of toying with teenage turtles)


Noticeably absent are Bebop and Rocksteady.

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Eh....useless to me

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Mcfly616 wrote...

she's fighting Shredder. (Before his days of toying with teenage turtles)


Noticeably absent are Bebop and Rocksteady.


Correction! She's fighting Shredder in her pajamas!   :innocent: :happy:

Modifié par Captain Crash, 02 mars 2013 - 11:36 .


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Mcfly616

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Captain Crash wrote...

Mcfly616 wrote...

she's fighting Shredder. (Before his days of toying with teenage turtles)


Noticeably absent are Bebop and Rocksteady.


Correction! She's fighting Shredder in her pajamas!   :innocent: :happy:

ah I didn't notice that. Well, she just earned some brownie points in my book. Though, the turtles were naked when they fought him. I really wouldn't mind seeing her 1-up them.

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yeah I will probably buy it

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Mesina2 wrote...

Deadpool9 wrote...
-Mac also unwittingly expressed skepticism of a Shepard-centric Mass Effect movie.  The interviewer asked him about creating a Shepard-centric comic, and Mac's reasoning against it can easily be applied to the movie, too.


Wait, Mac expressed that for the movie?

That's... that's surprising from him.


Agree very much with Mac's sentiment against using Shep in comic medium. As he says people infer so much into their Shep that using a default Shep wouldn't work for most, as it wouldn't feel true to their Shep. As OPsays it is equally true of movie but i doubt that will stop them unfortunately.

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Shouldn't Bioware be thinking more in terms of rescuing their latest novel than rolling out more Mac inspired drivel?

Modifié par Fandango9641, 02 mars 2013 - 12:58 .


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Deadpool9 wrote...

-Mac discusses the ending to ME3 somewhat.  In particular, he mentions time constraints, which one can infer is an excuse that may add fuel to the anti-EA fire.  


Obvious rushed ending is obvious.

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Mac Walters said in the interview (when he was asked about the mixed reaction that the game received among the fans): "Even when you look back on it now, like you said, to take time and look back over the year, the game is still rated at a 93 on Metacritic".

Honestly, I wouldn't even care about Metacritic. If its below average and the fans say its awesome, then I would always stay with the fans... no matter the score. 

I'd be concerned if the fans actually hated the ending (and the game per se) even if the Meta score was at 100.

So all in all, he says: "LOL, my game was great because every single video game critic-site said it was awesome, just look at Metacritic! I don't care about what the fans think about my ending OR the game, its "art". So, I did what I had to do, I'll still write for ME, and I don't care about what the fans think. That's why the EC is for... to clarify. Metacritic FTW."

DAT ego.

(BTW, I'm not a Mac-hater, I actually like some of his work... but this time, he went full-retard)

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I think a comic about the N7 Characters from multiplayer would have been good, they just came out of nowhere would be interesting to see how they trained and part of it could be set on Earth around the time of Mass Effect 3.

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Mesina2 wrote...

Deadpool9 wrote...
-Mac also unwittingly expressed skepticism of a Shepard-centric Mass Effect movie.  The interviewer asked him about creating a Shepard-centric comic, and Mac's reasoning against it can easily be applied to the movie, too.


Wait, Mac expressed that for the movie?

That's... that's surprising from him.


This is.. very suprising. Pleasant suprise but a still a suprise

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wright1978 wrote...

Agree very much with Mac's sentiment against using Shep in comic medium. As he says people infer so much into their Shep that using a default Shep wouldn't work for most, as it wouldn't feel true to their Shep. As OPsays it is equally true of movie but i doubt that will stop them unfortunately.


Hey, the endings didn't feel true to my Shep either, that didn't stop them

Yeah, I went there :P

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CrazyRah wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Deadpool9 wrote...
-Mac also unwittingly expressed skepticism of a Shepard-centric Mass Effect movie.  The interviewer asked him about creating a Shepard-centric comic, and Mac's reasoning against it can easily be applied to the movie, too.


Wait, Mac expressed that for the movie?

That's... that's surprising from him.


This is.. very suprising. Pleasant suprise but a still a suprise

The draw of the original game, for me, was the brand new vision of the future, where humanity is a discriminated minority struggling for acceptance among all of these other races. If they do make a Mass Effect movie, I hope they focus on that more the Commander Shepard.

I know I know, the "brand new vision" was a little cliched but I still liked it.

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The Citadel DLC ties in with Foundation?

Y'know, the blade gauntlet guy's clothes do seem to share the armor colors of Citadel's enemies... maybe the protagonist's trying to fight the group as well?

And Crash, not all melee weapons in ME are omni-tool generated. If I'm correct, one of the covers of Issue 4 of Invasion had Petrovsky holding a knife.

Modifié par Gemini Freak, 02 mars 2013 - 02:30 .


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Yay, another lame ME comic once more.

And wolverine claws? Gee, just what Mass Effect needed after Kai Leng.

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So, after Walters wrote an ending to Mass Effect that was heavily "inspired" by Asimov's work, at the very least, he's now writing his own "Foundation series"? That's ... amusing.

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Mesina2 wrote...

Deadpool9 wrote...
-Mac also unwittingly expressed skepticism of a Shepard-centric Mass Effect movie.  The interviewer asked him about creating a Shepard-centric comic, and Mac's reasoning against it can easily be applied to the movie, too.


Wait, Mac expressed that for the movie?

That's... that's surprising from him.


Mac did not express that for the movie; he expressed that for a hypothetical Shepard comic.  However, even though he was talking about a comic, his same reasoning can be applied to a potential ME movie that focuses on Shepard.

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Yeah.... Mac Walters was originally a character writer (and a pretty good one at that) wasn't he? He should stick to what he does best and leave writing plots to people who know how it's done...

The only mass effect comic that is worth reading that has a lot of emotional value is Marauder Shields.

And it's fan made.


Arguably the best Mass Effect comic ever made. And it's fan made. That's got to hurt...:pinched:

Modifié par Robhuzz, 02 mars 2013 - 03:39 .