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[Optimus J]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I loved the cheese. It was pure camp and I was in stitches the entire time I played it. I loved it and feel they really hit the ball out of the park with Citadel.

We got it for some time now. Bioware people with higher standards left the company, and all that is left is people with lower standards.

You guys could at least start to charge for your products accordantly.

Eh.  This type of camp has always existed in some way in BioWare games.

I think you're projecting a dislike for other aspects of the game onto the DLC, personally.  It's one of the very few DLCs I've actually picked up in my life because it looked to be worth it to me.  And it was.

Different strokes for different folks and all.

Cheers!

You mean that stuff like Aria animations, being stuck on ladders, or the constantly contradictions on story telling, all are projections? Sorry dude, you guys today are the fifth-grade quality brand, that still thinks the past first-grade fame is enough to keep the prices as high as they where.

Look around your place of work. Is it really working? Come on, cuts everywhere, sharing people around teams, skipping QA, because "the director personally checked each station". Every overpriced sale Bioware make up return in dimmed sales for the next move.

The only salvation is "volume, volume, volume". You know that.

Just Check this out:
http://social.biowar.../index/16194263

Modifié par Optimus J, 13 mars 2013 - 03:13 .

[Wayning_Star]

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I loved the cheese. It was pure camp and I was in stitches the entire time I played it. I loved it and feel they really hit the ball out of the park with Citadel.

We got it for some time now. Bioware people with higher standards left the company, and all that is left is people with lower standards.

You guys could at least start to charge for your products accordantly.

Eh.  This type of camp has always existed in some way in BioWare games.

I think you're projecting a dislike for other aspects of the game onto the DLC, personally.  It's one of the very few DLCs I've actually picked up in my life because it looked to be worth it to me.  And it was.

Different strokes for different folks and all.

Cheers!

You mean that stuff like Aria animations, being stuck on ladders, or the constantly contradictions on story telling, all are projections? Sorry dude, you guys today are the fifth-grade quality brand, that still thinks the past first-grade fame is enough to keep the prices as high as they where.

Look around your place of work. Is it really working? Come on, cuts everywhere, sharing people around teams, skipping QA, because "the director personally checked each station". Every overpriced sale Bioware make up return in dimmed sales for the next move.

The only salvation is "volume, volume, volume". You know that.

Just Check this out:
http://social.biowar.../index/16194263

in all fairness Optimus, there is a lot more of US compared to THEM in regards to proofreading and/or opinionations. Just say'n

[adayaday]

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I loved the cheese. It was pure camp and I was in stitches the entire time I played it. I loved it and feel they really hit the ball out of the park with Citadel.

We got it for some time now. Bioware people with higher standards left the company, and all that is left is people with lower standards.

You guys could at least start to charge for your products accordantly.

Eh.  This type of camp has always existed in some way in BioWare games.

I think you're projecting a dislike for other aspects of the game onto the DLC, personally.  It's one of the very few DLCs I've actually picked up in my life because it looked to be worth it to me.  And it was.

Different strokes for different folks and all.

Cheers!

You mean that stuff like Aria animations, being stuck on ladders, or the constantly contradictions on story telling, all are projections? Sorry dude, you guys today are the fifth-grade quality brand, that still thinks the past first-grade fame is enough to keep the prices as high as they where.

Look around your place of work. Is it really working? Come on, cuts everywhere, sharing people around teams, skipping QA, because "the director personally checked each station". Every overpriced sale Bioware make up return in dimmed sales for the next move.

The only salvation is "volume, volume, volume". You know that.

Just Check this out:
http://social.biowar.../index/16194263

Umm check Allan have nothing to do with the ME team.

[Optimus J]

adayaday wrote...
Umm check Allan have nothing to do with the ME team.

Skimming and randomly stating something that was not the point of the conversation, much?

Here is a hint: the price isn't on par with the studio products.

[adayaday]

Optimus J wrote...

adayaday wrote...
Umm check Allan have nothing to do with the ME team.

Skimming and randomly stating something that was not the point of the conversation, much?

Here is a hint: the price isn't on par with the studio products.

my point stand,Allan got nothing to do with ME low quality.

[Optimus J]

adayaday wrote...

Optimus J wrote...

adayaday wrote...
Umm check Allan have nothing to do with the ME team.

Skimming and randomly stating something that was not the point of the conversation, much?

Here is a hint: the price isn't on par with the studio products.

my point stand,Allan got nothing to do with ME low quality.

Your point must find another thread then. Go fetch.

[Bob Garbage]

For me, the cheesy goodness of the Citadel DLC was a reminder for us, and maybe even the devs, that Mass Effect is just a game, and should be fun. That said, some of Brooks' lines/scenes were cringe worthy, just not a good character. From super awkward stupid girl to brown Miranda... blah.

[VoodooDrackus]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I loved the cheese. It was pure camp and I was in stitches the entire time I played it. I loved it and feel they really hit the ball out of the park with Citadel.

Same here, tbh. I hope you guys on the DA3 team are taking some notes off of this DLC.

Hmm, doesn't seem like you have played DA2, because that was the first game I thought of while playing the Citadel DLC.

The Citadel seemed like it took a lot of the lightheartedness that comes up in DA2 and the Mark of the Assassin DLC and applied it profusely.


When Brooks talked about her cat "Mr. Biscuits", I immediately thought of Ander's cat "Ser Pounce-a-lot".

Granted, one is probably made up, while the other can revive party members.

[VoodooDrackus]

Optimus J wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I loved the cheese. It was pure camp and I was in stitches the entire time I played it. I loved it and feel they really hit the ball out of the park with Citadel.

We got it for some time now. Bioware people with higher standards left the company, and all that is left is people with lower standards.

You guys could at least start to charge for your products accordantly.

That's Sad, figured you guys would have left by now.

[Ageless Face]

Valo_Soren wrote...
At OP, seriously? So Mass Effect is not allowed to have humor? You don't know a bloody thing about story telling do you? No, no you don't.

Excuse me? When do you people come with the ridiculous claims I dont like humor? Humor doesnt have to make the game a parody of itself. You can have jokes that dont take the few serious aspects of the game and turn them into a joke too. And you can have inspiring lines in the game that you dont want to facepalm when you hear them. No really, you can.

I know ppl here like to judge and offend others without really trying to understand, but stop it. It's starting to get on my nerves.

[golak]

I kinda agree, and this DLC has the most cheesy/childish jokes and lines, but that was the point of this DLC just have one last battle whit the companions and have fun.

This DLC was made in the right way whit all these cheesy lines, since Shepard & Co. have been through so much and in different battles so this was a walk in the park for them.

Sorry can't explain it better.

[Siran]

I liked the cheese. It seems others took it together with some whine.

[estebanus]

I quite liked the cheese. It was just as delicious as good old english cheddar.

[BD Manchild]

Oh boy, this thread really is one long fanboy parade, isn't it? Gotta love how so many of you guys try to put words in the OP's mouth.

[Ageless Face]

estebanus wrote...

I quite liked the cheese. It was just as delicious as good old english cheddar.

How can you compare the two? Cheddar tastes so good... and you can actually eat it. The only time you'd facepalm with Cheddar in your hand/fork is if you have a mouth on your forehead.


BD Manchild- thanks for the support

Modifié par HagarIshay, 14 mars 2013 - 10:48 .

[TNT1991]

 I prefer provolone and swiss myself, but I love any kind of cheese. Except blue cheese, that "cheese" is a disgrace among all the other cheeses...

[Ageless Face]

I've never tasted blue cheese. I really want to, but it just seem so... ugh.

[TNT1991]

Don't.... 
It taste horrible and is in fact evil. Even mice wouldn't go near that stuff (those poor mice).

Modifié par TNT1991, 14 mars 2013 - 11:41 .

[Rhayak]

Eterna5 wrote...
Bioware, ignore this peasant and continue to be hilarious.

Modifié par Rhayak, 14 mars 2013 - 12:04 .

[D1ck1e]

All I know is that I loved this cheese