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[Wulfram]

I preferred the SR1. It didn't have all the unnecessary stuff, it was just a warship. And a warship that was well suited to play ground support for Shepard, rather than being oversized.

And it was Shepard's first command.

[Sundance31us]

If my Shepard is romancing Liara it's the SR1 in game, so they can flirt.

Personally I prefer the SR2 without the Cerberus stench.

[ViciousChaos516]

SR-2 in general. The SR-1 looks like a toy ship compared to 2.

[Kingthlayer]

Alliance SR-2. The ship is like the combat, it improved every game.

[thedancingdruid]

@Aaleel Agreed. Love the stairs to the CIC and being able to actually go out the door onto the gangway.

But I'll have to go with the SR-2 from Cerberus as it was built and given to Shepard.

I don't like the war room - too crowded and that was going to be Anderson's ship not Shepard's. I don't like that Shepard can't just walk up to Joker, now there's a door. And I like EDI the way she was on the Cerberus SR-2 not the robot-body co-pilot. I already liked her in ME2, she didn't have to be literally humanized in order to relate.

Think what you will of Cerberus but they gave Shepard a ship with leather seats. The Alliance lent her the ship in ME1 and took it away in ME3.

[nani7788]

Alliance SR-2.

[viggorrah]

Alliance SR2, easily.

[SmokePants]

The SR1 reflected ME1. It established the framework for its successors, but the execution made very little sense. Stairs? The world's slowest elevator? Engineering only accessible through the cargo bay? Jedi Council comm room? Just a haphazard design/layout. And enough with the blue.

The SR2 from ME2 felt the most like a real space. Whereas the ME3 SR2 had that War Room, which could not possibly have fit in the Normandy, breaking the sense of space. It's a shame, because they didn't really need that room and I enjoyed the lighting, little clutter and details, and cargo bay access of the ME3 ship.

Modifié par SmokePants, 18 mars 2013 - 10:58 .

[AHadley23]

Legion of 1337 wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

AHadley23 wrote...

The Cerberus SR2, bar the placement of the armoury. I'm not sure what Cerberus' engineers were thinking.

-Go to armory
-Grab gear
-Exit ship out airlock

The function is exactly the same as ME3's armory placement, only more inclined for infantry dropoffs than runs in the shuttle.

It makes sense functionally for a combat ship. If you're going to be going out the airlock all the time in peace time (ME2), docking at spaceports, then the armoury should be on Deck 2. But if you're constantly dropping into comat zones where you have to do airdrops with the shuttle (ME3) then yeah, put the armoury in the cargo bay so your assault force can gear up right there.

You guys completely missed the quote, didn't you?

[KrazyKiko]

SR-1. Why? Because of its militaristic design.

[SaintsFan101]

Cerberus SR-2. Mainly because the war room and vid comm seems far away with the conference room and scanner separating it from the Galaxy Map. I loved where the conference room was for ME2.

[auragon132]

Cerberus SR-2.

[Exile Isan]

Alliance SR2, I like being able to go down to the cargo hold/shuttle bay again. And the armory is back where it is supposed to be.

Modifié par Exile Isan, 18 mars 2013 - 11:41 .

[d1ta]

Hate to say it, but I prefer Cerberus SR2.. XD
Good lighting, nice and clean interior.

[Nykara]

SR2! Mostly ME3's version though but hey SR2 has better seats, or so Joker says and I love the war room.

[BronzTrooper]

Hmm... Alliance SR-2.

As Adams said, "It blows the old ship away!"

Bigger, faster, stronger, bigger guns, actual Captain's Cabin... it's better than the SR-1. Not as nimble but still...

[Shad Croly]

Alliance SR-2.

Aside from the fact that I vastly prefer the Alliance colors over Cerberus, I like that it's now part war ship, part command center. It would have been really interesting to see how sleek everything would have looked were it completely finished by the time ME3 rolled around. Maybe they could have also installed some better lighting, too.

[MrFob]

I always liked the simplicity of the SR1. Also, the eezo core looked way cooler.
The only thing that always bothered me about it were the stairs (and 2 of them at that). They always make such a big deal out of the limited space on ships and then they waste all of this room on stairs when a simple elevator or even a ladder would have done the job.
But other than that, SR1 all the way.
I also liked all the exterior moving parts, like the front thrusters facing downwards when the ship docked or how the thrusters are moving closer together when entering relay transit. Cool stuff.

[o Ventus]

AHadley23 wrote...

You guys completely missed the quote, didn't you?

No.

Just offering a plausible explanation for why the ME2 armory was set up the way it was.

[Renew81]

SR-2 with red stripe.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

The Alliance SR2, but with the Cerberus SR2 wet bar. Shepard needed to get hammered once in a while, and with Gardiner. And I liked the proper lighting on the Cerberus SR2. Also the SR1 lacked proper restroom facilities. Where did every one go to the bathroom? in the airlock?

And Grunt or Wrex should have come out of the facilities with a magazine and yelled for maintenance once. Too unsophisticated? Okay.

Come to think of it I guess that means I liked the Cerberus SR2 better, but add the Alliance Weapons locker and shuttle bay.

Modifié par sH0tgUn jUliA, 19 mars 2013 - 02:49 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

Cerberus SR-2.

Modifié par MassivelyEffective0730, 19 mars 2013 - 03:05 .

[enayasoul]

Cerberus SR-2

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

enayasoul wrote...

Cerberus SR-2

[Megaton_Hope]

Hello, leather bucket seats?