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[KaiserShep]

lol, what's Shep supposed to say, "This is all propaganda, let me out"?

[MassivelyEffective0730]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

justafan wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

justafan wrote...

Seboist wrote...

One line that I would have rolled my eyes at if I wasn't laughing to tears would have been that out of place imbecile girl scout Nyreen referring to the Derperus occupation of Omega as "illegal".

Haha, this reminds me how Shepard can rant about the Quarians breaking council law during the Rannoch arch.  As a person who reads every codex entry, it makes me facepalm when my Shepard acts like a naive idiot when he should clearly know better.

Yeah, but as a ME3 Paragon line (especially during the geth arc) you should have known the line would probably be facepalm-worthy before even picking it.

Dear God don't get me started on the Rannoch Arch.  I am generally a paragon with renegade tendencies and I could never quite figure out what my Shepard would end up saying based on the dialogue wheel.  Case in point, picking the paragon option causes my Shepard to immediately forget 300 years of Quarian/Geth/Council history, that he should heve become privy to in ME1.  Or, after Legion is gushing over the reaper code, I believe the prompt was "no".  Believing this would be the common sense response that anything reaper-related is inherently evil, my Shepard tells Legion he has no soul to his face.<_<

That's what eliminating the neutral response does; I sorely missed it, after using it all the time in the previous games (especially whenever the genophage came up).

But what about people who think it detracted from the heroism and meaningful choice? 

Modifié par MassivelyEffective0730, 18 juin 2013 - 03:56 .

[David7204]

Don't make strawmen. I've defended the middle choice many times.

Interesting how you repeatadly whine that I should leave a thread whenever I post, and then you make comments like that to goad me.

Modifié par David7204, 18 juin 2013 - 03:58 .

[MACharlie1]

spirosz wrote...

At least they tried with this part -



And the Citadel DLC did her justice, at least for me, but anyway - vanilla game, I didn't personally like all of it.

Wait...when did this scene happen? 

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Don't make strawmen. I've defended the middle choice many times.

Interesting how you repeatadly whine that I should leave a thread whenever I post, and then you make comments like that to goad me.

Who are you getting pissed at now?

[Mimitochan]

Greylycantrope wrote...

"The woman I loved is dead...well whatever."

What's that?

[Cainhurst Crow]

Maxster_ wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

OniTYME wrote...

David7204 wrote...

OniTYME wrote...

Mordin spamming "Had to be me" It was awesome the first time and the last, every other time just killed the emotion of the phrase.

Mordin says that line literally exactly three times.

Once on Sur'kesh, once in the med bay, and once in the Shroud.

That is it.

OniTYME wrote...

"Thanix missiles"

I find it rather irritating that I've seen dozens of posters proclaming Thanix cannons as the miracle solution to kill all the Reapers (and the mass production of Thanix cannons as a brilliantly simple and insightful strategy instead of a groan inducing blunder a toddler could come up with) , but yet most members of the BSN react to the Thanix missiles like this.

4 times:ph34r:

Thanix cannon is essentially the collector ship beam/reaper beam, so it does do a ****ton of damage, but the missiles part was way outta the blue. Plus given the mission, it felt like a complete ass pull that ignored what we knew of thanix tech up until then.

Also, I forgot all about Jacob. GOD they made him even worse. Every scene of dialogue with him outside of Citadel and the conversation in the med bay felt awkward as ****. I wish he had more... blackness in him? At least make him a brutha that can add some flavor into MEU. I guess that was put aside because people would patronize blacks and claim its offensive to us to have a black man be like an average young African American (read: NOT a hoodlum). I rather liked him in ME2, just wish he had some edge... even Kaidan flips **** after Sanctuary.

Thanix cannons are never stated for safe use within a planets surface and without mass effect fields to lesson the kinetic blowback and most of the components of a ships weapon systems you'd need to operate such a weapon, let alone power it to accelerate the glob of molten metals to a sufficient degree that it would act like a soild object upon launch and impact.

What?
Exactly same amount of energy, that needed to accelerate slug of the same mass(which is also altered by ME field).

But aren't you forgetting the composition of the ballistic material? Your not just shooting a simple solid piece of metal at a target with a thanix weapon,you are basically firing a large glob of molten hot metal that rips into a ship and than causes massive residual damage with the sheer heat of the material making contact with the ships surface. In order to have the liquid state projectile mantain a similar behavior as a solid material, it would require more energy to fire. Not to mention needing to stabilize the trajectory to ensure that there are no changes in the projectiles course due to the displacement of mass such a substance would have when travelling at such speeds. The main thing that makes a thanix weapon so powerful is the material and it's state, how it is a molten hot material that manages to both melt and damage the enemy vessels hull and severely and continuously damage the shields. You just need to get the material onto the target with sufficient speed to damage the shields and get the molten material onto the ship or into vital points of the enemy ship for the most damage. A missle would be able to accomplish this, and have the added bonus of having an adjustible trajectory to avoid being shot down by the enemy target or easily evaded.

Modifié par Darth Brotarian, 18 juin 2013 - 07:04 .

[Urdnot Amenark]

"When fire burns, is it war?"

[someguy1231]

David7204 wrote...

Don't make strawmen. I've defended the middle choice many times.

Interesting how you repeatadly whine that I should leave a thread whenever I post, and then you make comments like that to goad me.

You're one to talk about strawmen, David.

[BulletFMV2413]

brookekatelynn

[GreyLycanTrope]

Finn the Jakey wrote...

Mimitochan wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

"The woman I loved is dead...well whatever."

What's that?

Basically whenever his LI dies, he says one sad line then never ever mentions them again.

Indeed, I was paraphrasing, not an actual quote.

[Draguno]

"The Citadel. It's my home."

and

"I control the Reapers. They are my solution."

Modifié par Draguno, 18 juin 2013 - 01:57 .

[AlexMBrennan]

Believing this would be the common sense response that anything reaper-related is inherently evil, my Shepard tells Legion he has no soul to his face.

Shepard is apparently an atheist. Yay.

[Tonymac]

It all went to hell as soon as starbrat said wake up.

That and the all of the intro to ME3. all of it was crap.

[justafan]

AlexMBrennan wrote...

Believing this would be the common sense response that anything reaper-related is inherently evil, my Shepard tells Legion he has no soul to his face.

Shepard is apparently an atheist. Yay.

Not necessarily, just anti-synthetic life.  The prompt on the dialogue wheel is misleading, making you think Shepard will address the Reaper code, instead, it causes Shepard to tell Legion he is not alive and has no soul.

[Maxster_]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Maxster_ wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

OniTYME wrote...

David7204 wrote...

OniTYME wrote...

Mordin spamming "Had to be me" It was awesome the first time and the last, every other time just killed the emotion of the phrase.

Mordin says that line literally exactly three times.

Once on Sur'kesh, once in the med bay, and once in the Shroud.

That is it.

OniTYME wrote...

"Thanix missiles"

I find it rather irritating that I've seen dozens of posters proclaming Thanix cannons as the miracle solution to kill all the Reapers (and the mass production of Thanix cannons as a brilliantly simple and insightful strategy instead of a groan inducing blunder a toddler could come up with) , but yet most members of the BSN react to the Thanix missiles like this.

4 times:ph34r:

Thanix cannon is essentially the collector ship beam/reaper beam, so it does do a ****ton of damage, but the missiles part was way outta the blue. Plus given the mission, it felt like a complete ass pull that ignored what we knew of thanix tech up until then.

Also, I forgot all about Jacob. GOD they made him even worse. Every scene of dialogue with him outside of Citadel and the conversation in the med bay felt awkward as ****. I wish he had more... blackness in him? At least make him a brutha that can add some flavor into MEU. I guess that was put aside because people would patronize blacks and claim its offensive to us to have a black man be like an average young African American (read: NOT a hoodlum). I rather liked him in ME2, just wish he had some edge... even Kaidan flips **** after Sanctuary.

Thanix cannons are never stated for safe use within a planets surface and without mass effect fields to lesson the kinetic blowback and most of the components of a ships weapon systems you'd need to operate such a weapon, let alone power it to accelerate the glob of molten metals to a sufficient degree that it would act like a soild object upon launch and impact.

What?
Exactly same amount of energy, that needed to accelerate slug of the same mass(which is also altered by ME field).

But aren't you forgetting the composition of the ballistic material? Your not just shooting a simple solid piece of metal at a target with a thanix weapon,you are basically firing a large glob of molten hot metal that rips into a ship and than causes massive residual damage with the sheer heat of the material making contact with the ships surface. In order to have the liquid state projectile mantain a similar behavior as a solid material, it would require more energy to fire. Not to mention needing to stabilize the trajectory to ensure that there are no changes in the projectiles course due to the displacement of mass such a substance would have when travelling at such speeds. The main thing that makes a thanix weapon so powerful is the material and it's state, how it is a molten hot material that manages to both melt and damage the enemy vessels hull and severely and continuously damage the shields. You just need to get the material onto the target with sufficient speed to damage the shields and get the molten material onto the ship or into vital points of the enemy ship for the most damage. A missle would be able to accomplish this, and have the added bonus of having an adjustible trajectory to avoid being shot down by the enemy target or easily evaded.

Load of nonsense.
1. Due to acceleration method(electromagnetic attraction and repulsemen), it is completely no difference for a projectile.
2. It will not act the same on impact, as a solid projectile.
3. Even solid slugs in ME have different structure. Read the codex. Well, actually it is more related to handguns, but still...
4. You have no idea how kinetic weapons works. On impact, projectile's kinetic energy, partially transfers to a heat(fluctuations of atoms).
Conservation_of_momentum
Inelastic_collision
Given the speed of the kinetic projectiles in MEU, heat part is insignificant, it only changes impact effect.
5. Given that you have no idea about inelastic collision and kinetic->heat transfer, other part of your post, about thanix missiles - is utter nonsense.

[Kel Riever]

"Artistic integrity."

[MassivelyEffective0730]

AlexMBrennan wrote...

Believing this would be the common sense response that anything reaper-related is inherently evil, my Shepard tells Legion he has no soul to his face.

Shepard is apparently an atheist. Yay.

I know I'm probably taking this out of context, but you know you can play a religious Shepard right? You have the option of saying that you believe in ME1 in a conversation with Ashley.

That said, my Shepard is an atheist.

[Sir DeLoria]

DirtySHISN0 wrote...

 "Shepard you can't[/i][i] choose the Geth over my people"

I don't get it, that line makes all the sense in the world. Why would Shep sacrifice an entire race, just to get the support from an enemy that's been annoying ever since ME 1?

Anyway, the starchild dialogue was agonizingly bad.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

Necanor wrote...

DirtySHISN0 wrote...

 "Shepard you can't[/i][i] choose the Geth over my people"

I don't get it, that line makes all the sense in the world. Why would Shep sacrifice an entire race, just to get the support from an enemy that's been annoying ever since ME 1?

Anyway, the starchild dialogue was agonizingly bad.

I know. Supporting the Quarians is the dumbest thing you can do. 

They've been annoying me since ME1 with the repulsive little suit rat. Oh how I'd love to squash her head like a bug and watch her slowly succumb to infection...

[KaiserShep]

What was so annoying about Tali in ME1? Other than the encounter on the Citadel (which doesn't really illustrate her personality anyway), she can just stay in the engine room for the entirety of the game. Now that I think about it, I don't recall anything particularly obnoxious about her from any of the games. 

Modifié par KaiserShep, 18 juin 2013 - 03:39 .

[crimzontearz]

I... Don't know

[dreamgazer]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

I know. Supporting the Quarians is the dumbest thing you can do. 

They've been annoying me since ME1 with the repulsive little suit rat. Oh how I'd love to squash her head like a bug and watch her slowly succumb to infection...

That's ... colorful.