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[shodiswe]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Rannoch and see the Quarians without their suits.
Palaven
Thessia
The Raoli home world although they went back to bronze age.
Khar'Shan - too bad they're probably dropping all the old characters. It would have been a cool quest to help Bray unite his people. He needed better details.

The Quarians and the Geth probably wouldn't let you out of the foreignquarters unless you're Quarian or Geth. To protect their population from foreign germs and criminalactivities.

Maybe if you were a Spectre on a mission and wearing a fullcover vacum suit.

[Kem]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
[...]The Raoli home world although they went back to bronze age[...]

I'd say it's more likely that they go killed out right by the Reapers because the whole plan of destroying their technology in order to fool them sounds ludicrous to me.The council formaly invited them into the community and they know about the Reaper threat so the Reapers aren't going to let them sit around for another cycle just because they destroyed their toasters.With that said I think meeting a new civilization that is pre space flight would be very cool.

[CROAT_56]

If resources allow I would love to see all the homeworlds added to the game and a return to the exploration we loved so much in ME1. but for me Palavan and Earth are important as I am human lol and turians are by far my favorite. So I would like to see Earth return Palavan make an apearence and Kahje as I would love to see the Hanar in the natural environment

[shodiswe]

Kem wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
[...]The Raoli home world although they went back to bronze age[...]

I'd say it's more likely that they go killed out right by the Reapers because the whole plan of destroying their technology in order to fool them sounds ludicrous to me.The council formaly invited them into the community and they know about the Reaper threat so the Reapers aren't going to let them sit around for another cycle just because they destroyed their toasters.With that said I think meeting a new civilization that is pre space flight would be very cool.

Their plan certainly wouldn't have saved them. The Reaper might not have had enough time to kill all of them though.
If they are still alive I doubt their strategy would make them very popular.
Sounds like that species during Javiks time that started ritualsacrifises of their children to appease the Reapers.
A crazy idea with no merit and no chance of sucess.

[Kem]

CROAT_56 wrote...

If resources allow I would love to see all the homeworlds added to the game and a return to the exploration we loved so much in ME1.

The current resources allow them to do pretty much whatever they want.It's the narrative they choose to pursue that would define which homeworld we get to see.For example we could play as a Spy and get missions on every planet or we could play as a local detective and just see one.Personally I'm not going to expect them to cram every HW into one game but if they go with a trilogy then I think it's safe to assume we'll get to see most of them.

I would love to be able to exploreplanets again if they flesh it out a little more (maybe take a page out of SWTOR).Also I want both the Mako and the Hammerhead to be in it.

shodiswe wrote...

Kem wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
[...]The Raoli home world although they went back to bronze age[...]

I'd say it's more likely that they go killed out right by the Reapers because the whole plan of destroying their technology in order to fool them sounds ludicrous to me.The council formaly invited them into the community and they know about the Reaper threat so the Reapers aren't going to let them sit around for another cycle just because they destroyed their toasters.With that said I think meeting a new civilization that is pre space flight would be very cool.

Their plan certainly wouldn't have saved them. The Reaper might not have had enough time to kill all of them though.
If they are still alive I doubt their strategy would make them very popular.
Sounds like that species during Javiks time that started ritualsacrifises of their children to appease the Reapers.
A crazy idea with no merit and no chance of sucess.

Sure,I can see some of them surviving.I doubt the Reapers would send a full invasion force to deal with them especially since they were so primitive.In regards to their popularity,I don't think the other races would hold a grudge .It was the only option they had to survive because they couldn't help with the Reaper threat at all and they would only become a hindrance if they stayed.

Modifié par Kem, 15 janvier 2014 - 02:50 .

[JonathonPR]

Volus home world. Now everyone else has to walk around in goofy looking suits while the Volus stride majestically in their natural habitat. Volus are not fat. That is propaganda by other races who do not understand that the suits look that way because they contain such high pressure. Volus look more like bipedal cats with tusk whiskers. They also speak smoothly when in their natural environment and don't have to deal with mechanical atmosphere regulators.

[Nitrocuban]

But they are still greedy little space ...um... Ferengi, right?

[Dubozz]

I would like to see Hanars homeworld - normal ocean world. And then I would like to see Leviathans homeworld. The first one.

Modifié par Dubozz, 15 janvier 2014 - 07:37 .

[Statichands]

 We only got to see a bit of the planets we fought on. I would love to see Rannoch again. Didn't Tali say it would take like 5 years solve their suit problems with the help of the geth? I would love to see the Quarians out of their suits. So yea, back to Rannoch again. I also want to see the Drell homeworld. I have a feeling the females will be haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawt. 

[KotorEffect3]

Palevan I want to see the civilization of the Turians, it's moon doesn't count.

[DarthLaxian]

CROAT_56 wrote...

If resources allow I would love to see all the homeworlds added to the game and a return to the exploration we loved so much in ME1. but for me Palavan and Earth are important as I am human lol and turians are by far my favorite. So I would like to see Earth return Palavan make an apearence and Kahje as I would love to see the Hanar in the natural environment

indeed - hell, of those we have seen (including earth, thessia and surkesh) we have not seen all that much...

i want to explore more (like the quoted post says) - even in a big city environment (!), i want a big city to feel and BE (!) big (meaning, there should be something like quick-travel IMHO, but you should be able to go everywhere by foot and it should take you a while, with lot's of things happening along the way, from party banter, to short side-quests (the fan comes to mind, or the krogan asking about fish on the presidium etc.), hell even cutscenes and meeting new (and old) people if you pass somewhere (hell i would have loved to meet some characters again say at the bar on the citadel etc.))

greetings LAX
ps: my most important would be: Thessia (again), Palaven, Surkesh (again - and this time not only an STG-Facility) and the Hanar homeworld
pps: earth is nice, but i don't cound it because, well it is humanities world - but yeah, i would love to see it (hell, for sheppards with the big-city-slum-background, it would have been kind of nice to do a "back to the roots" kind of thing...)

[shodiswe]

I have a feeling the Turian homeworld will look like they bought it as a kit from IKEA. Modular, spartan simple and utilitarian.
Turians arn't know for their understanding or appreciation of Art, even if there might be an exception to the norm in each species.

[maurice tali zorah]

Quarian's Rannoch.

[JonathonPR]

Nitrocuban wrote...

But they are still greedy little space ...um... Ferengi, right?

 I recognise that their behavior is considerd greedy by the other races but anyone who wants to be good at something has to desire the results of the action. To create an economy is to quantify the agrigate desires of a civilization in a tradeable format. To incorporate so many races requires an understanding of their interaction from an economic standpoint that is flexable enough to account for the largest variables but riged enough not to be broken by the smaller ones that create fluctuations. The environment would have to be resource scarce to promote the economic centerd behavior. missmanagment of even a small portion could result in the death of a clan and to form a larger society requires ever increasing levels of resource managment. For that society to then have access to the wealth and potential of the galaxy they would be like adding fuel to an efficiently designed fire. It is instinctive for the Volus to increase personal wealth, and their minds have evolved to take full advantage of economic potential.

[shodiswe]

Dubozz wrote...

I would like to see Hanars homeworld - normal ocean world. And then I would like to see Leviathans homeworld. The first one.

The Leviathan species is so old that the sun of their original homeworld might have died a long time ago. There might not be anything left to see.

[Han Shot First]

As a hub?

Either Serrice or Armali. (both are on Thessia)

Or, a city on Palaven.

[Saberchic]

I'd like to see Palaven. Also, the hanar home world would be interesting to visit.

[Han Shot First]

Saberchic wrote...

I'd like to see Palaven. Also, the hanar home world would be interesting to visit.

Khaje would make for a very cool hub, considering at least part of the hub is likely to be below the ocean. The scenery could be amazing.

[Saberchic]

Han Shot First wrote...

Saberchic wrote...

I'd like to see Palaven. Also, the hanar home world would be interesting to visit.

Khaje would make for a very cool hub, considering at least part of the hub is likely to be below the ocean. The scenery could be amazing.

Exactly. I thought Bioware did a good job with the underwater part of the Leviathan dlc. I'd like to see how they design an underwater society.

[Han Shot First]

Saberchic wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

Saberchic wrote...

I'd like to see Palaven. Also, the hanar home world would be interesting to visit.

Khaje would make for a very cool hub, considering at least part of the hub is likely to be below the ocean. The scenery could be amazing.

Exactly. I thought Bioware did a good job with the underwater part of the Leviathan dlc. I'd like to see how they design an underwater society.

Instead of elevators you could have submersibles that travel between sections of the underwater city. Of course all with the wildlife of Khaje's oceans swimming past, as well as Hanar 'pedestrians', who obviously wouldn't need to utilize the submersibles built for Drell and other non-aquatic species.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 19 janvier 2014 - 08:48 .

[Ultim Asari]

Thessia, one temple certainly wasn't enough!

[thehomeworld]

Rannoch, Earth, and Palvin dang it! I mean I really wanted to see Rannoch the garden world and I get a dessert! Then I really wanted to see Palvin as Garrus described it nope you get to see it bombed from orbit see there gamer? We made a smiley for you out of craters! And I wanted to explore Earth which when I said that BW I meant sandbox not linear.

[Kem]

I have another question for you guys:If you could get only one major hub planet in the next ME which one would you choose?

[Barkbiten]

Kem wrote...

I have another question for you guys:If you could get only one major hub planet in the next ME which one would you choose?

Kahje no doubt! and if that's not possible then Ranoch or Khar'shan.

Modifié par Barkbiten, 21 janvier 2014 - 06:10 .

[Kem]

Barkbiten wrote...

Kem wrote...

I have another question for you guys:If you could get only one major hub planet in the next ME which one would you choose?

Kahje no doubt! and if that's not possible then Ranoch or Khar'shan.

Damn hard choice to make but I would probably go with Kahje as well.

Edit:Khar'Shan would be my runner up.

Modifié par Kem, 21 janvier 2014 - 07:15 .