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[SporkFu]

Besides... banshees are annoying. 

[Antmarch456]

Let's see, I destroyed the Anvil of the Void and sided with Lord Herpaderp in Orzammar.

I got Morrigan to go to the Fade to destroy the demon, and I managed to get the urn if sacred ashes and didn't pour the blood into the ashes.

At first, I spared Loghain and made Anora queen. But I changed to killing Loghain while Anora & Loghain is going to marry each other.

Let the final battle begin...

[Daemul]

Oh lord, managed to get through 5 loyalty missions so far today and I plan on going through one more, but I'm so fatigued. Kasumi's LM is the best in the game though so I'll probably do it, leaving only Jack's and Zaeed's LM's to be completed tomorrow, with Tali's LM left until I get Legion. Until then, I will focus on doing all the N7 missions and the DLC's, with the exception of Arrival, before heading for the Derelict Reaper. 

 

I'm stuck on how I'm going to handle my Shepard's romance in this playthrough though. Usually I just avoid locking in with anyone, but Shepard pinning over Ashley's picture before the launch of the Suicide Mission is the most pathetic thing I've ever seen. 

 

Normally I do my usual renegade kiss Miranda but keep relationship professional for lulz;renegade bang Jack in Engineering;make move on Samara;lead Tali on and shoot her down later for lulz;have dinner with Kelly and get her to dance for me thing, but this time I might actually commit to a ME2 LI......

 

LOOOOOOLLLLL!!!! Who am I kidding, I love doing all this s***!. I can just go on a toilet break whenever Shepard starts getting off over Ash's picture. 

[Vazgen]

I end the game with Suicide Mission. Arrival technically fits better after the SM but it does not carry as much impact as SM

[Daemul]

I end the game with Suicide Mission. Arrival technically fits better after the SM but it does not carry as much impact as SM

 

The reason I do Arrival after the SM is because it's a solo mission, and it would make sense for Shepard to do it alone since most of the squadmates would have left after the SM, so it fits perfectly. 

[Vazgen]

The reason I do Arrival after the SM is because it's a solo mission, and it would make sense for Shepard to do it alone since most of the squadmates would have left after the SM, so it fits perfectly. 

I know, I just don't like to end the game with a closed door Foreseeing the Reaper arrival looks much more awesome

[RedCaesar97]

I should be playing Dragons Dogma, but instead...

 

Thanks to Vazgen, I got around to fiddling with a Flare Infiltrator in ME3. 

Which then moved me to play around with my Sniper Soldier for a bit. Then I switched it to a Claymore Soldier and played with that for a bit.

Then I switched back to an Infiltrator and made it a sniper Infiltrator and toyed with it for a while.

And then I moved on to play my Claymore/Shockwave Adept.

 

So I finished the Geth/Quarian arc with the Adept. I could not broker peace, so I sided with the Geth and made a save. Then I loaded a previous save and sided with the Quarians and made a save. Currently deciding which save I should use to continue (Geth alive, or Quarians alive). I am currently leaning towards the Quarians Alive decision, because I think I will have a Geth Alive decision with an Engineer I have ready to import.

 

And then I loaded up Mass Effect 2 and played some more of my Adept-like Sentinel (Adeptinel?). Finished recruiting Garrus.

 

 

Curse you Mass Effect! Always drawing me back in. 

[SporkFu]

Curse you Mass Effect! Always drawing me back in.

The cycle must continue. Even though I'm enjoying the hell out of DA:I, I'm kinda missing killing things with big guns... a little bit *ahem* ... and as I wander around the Hinterlands looking at all the shinies, it's always in my mind how pretty ME:Next is gonna be.

[cap and gown]

Today Morwen Shepard Trevelyan infiltrated a party in Orlais to find a grey box for one of her party mem...uh, I mean stop an assassination. Let me tell you, Donovan Hock has nothing on Empress Celene. I think that mission, ur, operation?, lasted like 3-4 hours. I even made it into the Empress's vault (though there wasn't any greybox) without getting kicked out for not socializing enough. This mission was really, really well done. I loved the intrigue and negotiating through the web of deceit to stay in the court's good graces. I don't think I completed any of the collection quests, though I tried a bit. But the "collect 15 of this, 30 of the other" type quests have never much interested me. I only did the minerals, medallions, and matriarch quests in ME1 once. Never again. And UbiSoft apparently thinks that having lots of collecting quests makes for tons of content. It doesn't, and I hope ME4 does not go down this road like it did in ME1.

[Kurt M.]

A question...can a (Mass Effect 3) NG+ be imported into a NG++? If so, does it keeps everything you've bought in the NG+, including lvl X weapons?

[Mordokai]

A question...can a (Mass Effect 3) NG+ be imported into a NG++? If so, does it keeps everything you've bought in the NG+, including lvl X weapons?

 

I'm sorry if this is gonna sound a little rude, but... why the hell would you want to do that?

 

I mean, the game is pretty damn easy with a level thirty imported Shepard and all weapons at mark one. And we're talking Insanity here. NG+ makes it that much easier. I would understand if you could raise the difficulty as well, or if the game did it automatically for you. But as it is, you're only making an easy game that much easier. Especially for a veteran of a multiplayer, like yourself.

 

Once again, I don't mean to be rude, but it really baffles me why people are doing this.

[birefringent]

A question...can a (Mass Effect 3) NG+ be imported into a NG++? If so, does it keeps everything you've bought in the NG+, including lvl X weapons?

Yes. The NG+ cycle goes on forever if you want.

[Vazgen]

I'm sorry if this is gonna sound a little rude, but... why the hell would you want to do that?

 

I mean, the game is pretty damn easy with a level thirty imported Shepard and all weapons at mark one. And we're talking Insanity here. NG+ makes it that much easier. I would understand if you could raise the difficulty as well, or if the game did it automatically for you. But as it is, you're only making an easy game that much easier. Especially for a veteran of a multiplayer, like yourself.

 

Once again, I don't mean to be rude, but it really baffles me why people are doing this.

Dat Prejek Paddlefish bonus!

[Daemul]

Does anyone know why it's impossible to hear all of Legion's 5 conversations without letting your kidnapped crew die? It's a very odd game design choice which practically means that most people will never  get to hear Legions last two(and most important) conversations, since most people do all available missions before the Suicide Mission. The Quarian voice recording, with the Geth asking if it had a soul, is the last thing most people will hear from Legion, and as good as that conversation was its sad that they never get the chance to hear the rest of his dialogue.

 

You need to leave two missions for after the SM if you want to hear it all. Such a nonsensical design choice.

 

 

I'm sorry if this is gonna sound a little rude, but... why the hell would you want to do that?

 

I mean, the game is pretty damn easy with a level thirty imported Shepard and all weapons at mark one. And we're talking Insanity here. NG+ makes it that much easier. I would understand if you could raise the difficulty as well, or if the game did it automatically for you. But as it is, you're only making an easy game that much easier. Especially for a veteran of a multiplayer, like yourself.

 

Once again, I don't mean to be rude, but it really baffles me why people are doing this.

 

There's only so many times I can tolerate running around looking for weapons, armour pieces and weapon mods before it becomes a snoozefest. I keep the NG+ cycle in ME3 going forever since I can focus on having fun and enjoying the combat and story instead of playing hide and seek with some damn mod I forgot the location of. I also don't like the idea of constantly giving up my fully upgraded weapons and using crappy weapons again. 

 

The difficulty does raise as you go higher up in level, by level 60 enemies on Insanity are the same as their Gold counterparts, the difference being Shepard is much more powerful than any MP character and many weapons which are balanced in MP, are completely broken in SP. Having said that, ME3 insanity is like ME2 and ME1 insanity, the hardcore players who run through the game numerous times will find it easy, but the average player will get wrecked.

 

What was it the stats said, 4% of players have completed the game on insanity? Absolutely no surprise. 

[Mordokai]

There's only so many times I can tolerate running around looking for weapons, armour pieces and weapon mods before it becomes a snoozefest. I keep the NG+ cycle in ME3 going forever since I can focus on having fun and enjoying the combat and story instead of playing hide and seek with some damn mod I forgot the location of. I also don't like the idea of constantly giving up my fully upgraded weapons and using crappy weapons again. 

 

The difficulty does raise as you go higher up in level, by level 60 enemies on Insanity are the same as their Gold counterparts, the difference being Shepard is much more powerful than any MP character and many weapons which are balanced in MP, are completely broken in SP. Having said that, ME3 insanity is like ME2 and ME1 insanity, the hardcore players who run through the game numerous times will find it easy, but the average player will get wrecked.

 

Ok, there is some logic to that... personally, once I'm finished with certain Shepard, her story is finished and I certainly don't feel like going back to repeat it again. Then again, I'm one of those weird ones who always plays from first to third game in one go, so that may play a role there.

 

Maybe I'll give it a shot one day. After I've finished the trilogy with all six classes. Sentinel remaining.

 

Personally, I've never had trouble with difficulty. I remember beating Omega with Common weapons at mark one. Granted, that was with soldier who can dish out some crazy weapon damage, but nonetheless.

 

What was it the stats said, 4% of players have completed the game on insanity? Absolutely no surprise. 

 

Yeah, I remember seeing that and I was actually surprised by that. But then, come to think about it, my viewpoint has been skewed, since I've spent so much time on boards around the internet, where everybody and their little dog seems to play Insanity.

[Vazgen]

Ok, there is some logic to that... personally, once I'm finished with certain Shepard, her story is finished and I certainly don't feel like going back to repeat it again. Then again, I'm one of those weird ones who always plays from first to third game in one go, so that may play a role there.

 

Maybe I'll give it a shot one day. After I've finished the trilogy with all six classes. Sentinel remaining.

 

Personally, I've never had trouble with difficulty. I remember beating Omega with Common weapons at mark one. Granted, that was with soldier who can dish out some crazy weapon damage, but nonetheless.

 

 

Yeah, I remember seeing that and I was actually surprised by that. But then, come to think about it, my viewpoint has been skewed, since I've spent so much time on boards around the internet, where everybody and their little dog seems to play Insanity.

I finished the entire game by only using melee and never upgraded any weapon. The pistol that Anderson gave me in Vancouver stayed with me till the beam

ME3 is the easiest game of the trilogy even on Insanity.

[Vazgen]

Did this while listening to this. All the feels

Spoiler

[Kurt M.]

I'm sorry if this is gonna sound a little rude, but... why the hell would you want to do that?

 

I mean, the game is pretty damn easy with a level thirty imported Shepard and all weapons at mark one. And we're talking Insanity here. NG+ makes it that much easier. I would understand if you could raise the difficulty as well, or if the game did it automatically for you. But as it is, you're only making an easy game that much easier. Especially for a veteran of a multiplayer, like yourself.

 

Once again, I don't mean to be rude, but it really baffles me why people are doing this.

 

While it's tempting to just say "I'm sorry if it sounds a little rude, but....none of your business :)", I'm gonna explain:

 

The reason is to do a playthought in the far future (I don't plan to do a 3rd one right away...at least not until I finish DA:I) with the equipment I like maxed since the beginning, which I always like to do (call it personal preference), and more importantly not having to worry a bit about painfully examining the scenario or the wiki for credits/gel-xp/mods/weapons/etc.

 

Just enjoy the story and fights is OK for me, thanks. I've had 2 full "challenging" playthoughts already, the first one being an Insanity-No MediGel one, so my ego is satisfied

[RedCaesar97]

Does anyone know why it's impossible to hear all of Legion's 5 conversations without letting your kidnapped crew die? It's a very odd game design choice which practically means that most people will never  get to hear Legions last two(and most important) conversations, since most people do all available missions before the Suicide Mission. The Quarian voice recording, with the Geth asking if it had a soul, is the last thing most people will hear from Legion, and as good as that conversation was its sad that they never get the chance to hear the rest of his dialogue. 

 

I never play all of the side missions (N7 missions) in ME2 anymore. After you have played through the game once (to get the +25% XP bonus), you have little need to play every mission to get to level 30, particularly if you have an ME1 import and you have DLC missions.

 

That being said, I think if you wait 24 hours (or set your clock ahead), it will cycle to the next dialogue. I could be wrong though.

[Vazgen]

Did Priority Earth while listening to this

[Vazgen]

A screenshot from that mission. Javik learned from the best (gave a Renegade speech)

Spoiler

[Antmarch456]

Finally defeated the ArchDemon, but Morrigan's gone.

I have to say, I would rather much prefer the final battle of DAO than ME3. It would've been cool to command different races and see them in action.

I only have the demo but, DA2 here I come!

[SporkFu]

I end the game with Suicide Mission. Arrival technically fits better after the SM but it does not carry as much impact as SM

The reason I do Arrival after the SM is because it's a solo mission, and it would make sense for Shepard to do it alone since most of the squadmates would have left after the SM, so it fits perfectly. 

I also like to do Arrival last, because I usually destroy the collector base, and I'm effectively ending my association with Cerberus at that point. Re-affirming ties with the Alliance just before the start of ME3 -- by doing a mission personal favor for Hackett -- just kinda fits the way I usually play the games. 

[Kurt M.]

I also like to do Arrival last, because I usually destroy the collector base, and I'm effectively ending my association with Cerberus at that point. Re-affirming ties with the Alliance just before the start of ME3 -- by doing a mission personal favor for Hackett -- just kinda fits the way I usually play the games. 

 

Exactly.

 

It may not have the "final impact" (ein?) of the suicide mission, but in terms of storyline it's the best option IMO. Even more having in mind Anderson mentions it just at the start of ME3 (not to tell it's the reason why you're in the brig).

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Darya Shepard-Hawke continued into the final act of DA2. She met Leliana in Orlais in Mark of the Assassin. And like any good Fereldan, she killed a bunch of Orlesians. The place smelled like perfume. Any time Orlesians die it is a good thing. Also she killed more Qunari which is also a good thing. She misses that wet dog smell.

 

Then Tallis and Hawke parted ways on not so amicable terms. Darya returned to Kirkwall. Isabela has her back of course, and she helped Isabela get her ship. Then Anders decided to romance her. So I mean she is with Isabela, and she is a rogue, so what the hell, right? "No, Anders, nothing really happened between us." Anders falls in love and moves in for a while because the heat's on. Darya has her fingers crossed.

 

Then we met Zevran and spared him. I took Merril and Aveline on this. Isabela was with us so... afterward you know she goes with Zevran, and of course Hawke... "what about me?" "Come on." - femHawke hanging with Isabela has a lot of sex.

 

Then she signs on with Isabela's crew. She's got to do something after all of this, right? Anders sends her on a trip to find these ingredients, and then has a plan to plant them in the Chantry as "part of this ritual." There never was a potion, was there, Anders? Trust, Anders. You're on your own here. "I was always on my own."

 

I mean come on, Anders, really? You think just because you love me and that I've supported the mages that I'm going to blindly follow every plan you have without knowing any of the details? And you still refuse to telll me the details of the plan? Sorry, but if you don't trust me with the details, you're on your own.

 

The chantry has been absolutely useless in this crisis. They haven't been able to control the templars at all.