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[themikefest]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

Asari and Quarians.

[UrdnotJuevos2.0]

Have better voice actor for the main protagonist

I love this game but I found the Shepard voice acting 're dull. I don't know if it was because of the way it was written, but Shepard was pretty boring when he talked; even when I would play as bad ass Shepard

I would like a voice actor who is a bit smoother

[LisuPL]

UrdnotJuevos2.0 wrote...

Have better voice actor for the main protagonist

I love this game but I found the Shepard voice acting 're dull. I don't know if it was because of the way it was written, but Shepard was pretty boring when he talked; even when I would play as bad ass Shepard

I would like a voice actor who is a bit smoother

But at least we know the voice actor for Shepard loves steak... he ******* loves steak.

[hot_heart]

As it stands, the volus, vorcha, drell, hanar and elcor are all a little underdeveloped or simply one-note. I could live without them, but then it would be far more interesting to delve deeper into the universe and see them given some more attention; that's what interests me most about Mass Effect.

[bayofangels]

I'd want any sequel to include all races included to date, even if in minor roles.

But there are some whose story doesn't really need much expansion - they're fun as background characters: volus, vorcha, elcor, hanar etc.

One race I'd like to see more of is the batarians. They suffered worst out of the Reaper war and I think attitudes toward them changed the most through the trilogy - from an aggressive race into a wounded and suffering one. Seeing them attempt to rebuild after their losses would be interesting.

[Angmir]

Geth and Yagh

- Geth becouse of the Destroy
- Yagh becouse they were never realy a true part of the Universe just one sidestory. They can be added in later content anyway.

The all other races should make it to the game

There is a huge possiblity a lot of races can get extinct

For Example

Elcor - only a hendfull fled from Dacuna to Citadel - and then the Citadel hets Reaperfied - how many ramain ? hundreds ?? Thousand(s) ??

Hanar - if you didnt do or do Badly Kasumi quest in ME3 - Kahje is no more. They are a species that areny that widely spread so they must be on the grink of extincion now.

Drell - same story - altho some must still survive on Rakhana - though I belive they would be far diffrent from the Drell we know at least in cultural sense

Krogan - in some endings it is shown that Tuchanka is Barren - not a lot of Krogan females away from Tuchanka, so if Tuchanka falls Krogan can be no more.

Batarians - they would probably not extinct as they are quite widespread especialy in terminus which didnt faced that much of Reaper forces. Not much can be said about females of the species, we didnt seen any, so its possible that in their culture females are rearly allowed form their homes. Still They got a plenty of colonies. They wont be that powerfull anymore though.

Humans - after abductions of the colonies by Collectors ... Desolation of Earth .... Fall of Arcturus ... Fall of Citadel ... Decimation of Aliance Fleet durring the deployment of Crucible ... - I think you all get the picture ...

[Guanxii]

No love for Drell; aka the true lizard people? Salarians are more like frogs for christ sake. Just because a species is rare or dying out does not make them 'pointless'. Acrobatic trendy ninja assassins highly proficient in biotics which a cool aesthetic and interesting backstory and vocal pattern - what’s not to like.


The only race I can't stand is the vorcha; they really are pointless and annoying even for dumb canon fodder. Can't we find something else to shoot, anything else? Besides the vorcha, while technically racists and not a race I think we can all agree that Cerberus need to never appear again in Mass Effect canon.

[Bendigoe]

Batarians & Reapers (it's entirely possible that they could somehow be tied into the next plot, not that I want them to be in any way involved).

Oh, and given how abundant and widespread Cerberus seems in ME2&3 might as well call them a goddamn race, hell you see more Cerberus troops in ME3 than any other singular race (apart from Reapers).

Cerberus: Never again.

(but judging by the comics I bet they're going to be everywhere again...)

[Angmir]

Well actualy a rebuiilded Cerberus some 300 years after the end of ME3 trying to use Repaer technology to create their own "paradise" and subjugating the whole galaxy to their will makes one of the most probable Enemies in Mass Effect 4

[Lady Sif]

Vorcha and Hanar

[LisuPL]

Angmir wrote...

Well actualy a rebuiilded Cerberus some 300 years after the end of ME3 trying to use Repaer technology to create their own "paradise" and subjugating the whole galaxy to their will makes one of the most probable Enemies in Mass Effect 4

As much as cheap this idea sounds, it could be possible for remnants of Cerberus to try to rebuild and use retrofitted Reaper tech in various ways to achieve that.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

none I want races added. I want to walk around a hub world and have people from every race just walk past me like people do irl on the street.

[fiveforchaos]

Guanxii wrote...

No love for Drell; aka the true lizard people? Salarians are more like frogs for christ sake. Just because a species is rare or dying out does not make them 'pointless'. Acrobatic trendy ninja assassins highly proficient in biotics which a cool aesthetic and interesting backstory and vocal pattern - what’s not to like.

Here here. I found Drell to be one of the most interesting species in the entire series because of their unique circumstances and the cultural implications of their perfect memories. I say they could stand to be fleshed out more as a species. All the species that got a short billing in the original series could use some fleshing out, rather than adding them to the chopping block entirely.

As for species I could live without? Humans, yup definitely humans. Such relative newcomers to the galaxy, their history and culture isn't nearly as rich as basically any of the other races. 

[Zehealingman]

Asari and Quarians.

[RandomGuy96]

Geth and vorcha would be my top picks.

Geth because I just hate everything that was done with them in ME3... and I already hated them before that. Plus, the most popular ending has them gone, so this is statistically the most likely race to be gone in most players' games. This is the only race that I actually WANT gone, instead of just one I'd pick to be gone if I had to pick. 

Vorcha because they're mostly pointless and one note anyway. If the vorcha don't count for whatever reason, then the yahg.

Oh, and the Yoomans, i.e. Cerberus.

EDIT: The Reapers don't count, do they? If they do, then geth and Reapers. 

Modifié par RandomGuy96, 01 décembre 2013 - 03:00 .

[We'll bang okay]

elcor and hanar

[Sir DeLoria]

Geth and Asari.

Maybe Raloi, because they just sound like another joke race.

[Wulfram]

Humans, if it's a prequel.
Quarians and Drell, because they're very rare
Geth, because they're isolated from the rest.
Batarians, there's probably not all that many of them left either.  And they're boring.

Probably Hanar and Elcor too, though really I'd prefer to have more non-humanoids.  And obviously Yagh, Raloi, Thorians, Rachni and other minor stuff I've forgotten.  Not Volus though.

Modifié par Wulfram, 01 décembre 2013 - 05:18 .

[DeinonSlayer]

Necanor wrote...

Geth and Asari.

Maybe Raloi, because they just sound like another joke race.

Wasn't there a bit in Cerberus Daily News somewhere about them giving the Asari a form of bird flu?

I start to wonder if that's how the Asari make "first contact" with everyone...

[KaiserShep]

Yagh and vorcha. The yagh don't really matter all that much, and considering that they're too hazardous to join the galactic community, it's doubtful we'd ever see one that isn't an enemy anyway. The vorcha are the most ridiculous of the "joke" races. The volus, elcor and hanar each have a bit more depth to their design, and since they've been with the series since the beginning, I consider them all kind of indispensable.

[JMTolan]

For me, it'd be the Volus, for sure, and then a toss-up between the Hanar or the Elcor next. The Volus are the most well-detailed secondary race, and as such we have less to explore with them--also, their ineptitude for combat (I don't care what multiplayer says) excludes them from any kind of major character role in the game anyway, or at least a large number of them.

Hanar aren't as well-explored, but they have similar problem with lack of combat ability--however, I'd be reluctant to exclude them because, unlike apparently a large number of you, I'm extremely interested in exploring the Drell more--both in their cultural relationship with the Hanar, and in the small groups still eeking out an existence on their home world. I find them fascinating, and think it would be a mistake to write them off as an excuse for Thane to exist.

On the other hand, I really want to explore the Elcor in combat, as infrequent as it is, because they're fascinating in how the wage war. Their culture also wouldn't lend itself to being the focus of part of a game, and their speech might be too much for players if it's going to be a major section of the game, but they are interesting.

Anyone who would exclude the Geth is wrong, I don't care what you say. Their emerging sentience is fascinating, as is their approach to life and organics, and it would be a horrible mistake not to take the opportunity to explore that. The only reason the geth shouldn't be explored more is because they're either destroyed, not yet made, or still in their isolationist state.

-Tolan

[StarcloudSWG]

 I could do without the Raloi. They're not that interesting and their physical design *screams* "I was made by a  comic book artist with no concept of anatomy!"

[JonathonPR]

Asari and Turian. They do not interest me as much as the Volus who in my headcanon look like wet bipedal cats in their suits that are big and round because of the high pressure inside and flexible nature of the suit.