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Can't even joke on the bsn anymore....


You can joke. I just don't think I qualify for this one.

What I'm recognizing though after familiarizing myself with some of this is that he was building up plot points. Ascension was 2008. Almost right after ME1. So Collectors and stuff were already on his mind way back then. And all I'm saying is it'd have been nice if he had the time to go somewhere with it. Now it makes ME2 look completely pointless.

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StreetMagic wrote...

Mr.House wrote...
 
Can't even joke on the bsn anymore....


You can joke. I just don't think I qualify for this one.

What I'm recognizing though after familiarizing myself with some of this is that he was building up plot points. Ascension was 2008. Almost right after ME1. So Collectors and stuff were already on his mind way back then.

The problem is this, Drew was still part of ME2, he also wrote the third book which was after ME2(which also turned two choices from the past game canon, that was all Drew) He was not involved in ME3 and Drew outright said they had no true plan, just a bunch of ideas. Drew was no diffrent then Mac.

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How soon did he leave after ME2 anyways? He didn't even write Liara or Tali, both his characters.

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How soon did he leave after ME2 anyways? He didn't even write Liara or Tali, both his characters.

Mac still had to share his plans with Drew, which Drew approved as Drew was co lead writer. While Drew was working on TOR, he was still involved with the ME series and his third book caused alot of issues, along with him being the one that changed Cerberus to what it was.

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StreetMagic wrote...

I thought the clique was about David actually. Or everything "not David", more like.

Funny story that. He was convinced everyone whoever disagreed with him was part of some cabal...so we thought, "Hey, there's an idea" and made one. Expanded a bit since then.

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Mr.House wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

How soon did he leave after ME2 anyways? He didn't even write Liara or Tali, both his characters.

Mac still had to share his plans with Drew, which Drew approved as Drew was co lead writer. While Drew was working on TOR, he was still involved with the ME series and his third book caused alot of issues, along with him being the one that changed Cerberus to what it was.

Is there any information on why exaclty Mac was chosen as the co-lead writer on ME2?
It's odd that he was picked over writers who were far more involved in ME1's initial conception and writing, like Weekes and (especially) L'Etoile.

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Greylycantrope wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

I thought the clique was about David actually. Or everything "not David", more like.

Funny story that. He was convinced everyone whoever disagreed with him was part of some cabal...so we thought, "Hey, there's an idea" and made one. Expanded a bit since then.

pfft "we"

:P

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Steelcan wrote...
pfft "we"

:P

Steelchan pls, we were around before that, you just made it offical.

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Greylycantrope wrote...

Steelcan wrote...
pfft "we"

:P

Steelchan pls, we were around before that, you just made it offical.


I got the banners and made the group...


that we don't use...:bandit:

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Steelcan wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

Steelcan wrote...
pfft "we"

:P

Steelchan pls, we were around before that, you just made it offical.


I got the banners and made the group...


that we don't use...:bandit:

Please homie, I aksed for five out of those eight banners. 

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This topic is ridiculous. You can't separate the journey from the destination, the punchline would have been nothing without the buildup. You know, telling a story is like treating a foot fungus, you can have your socks, and you can have your clotrimazole cream, but only together do they make a foot fungus treatment. Apart, all the socks will do is make your feet get all hot and sweaty and make the burning even worse, and the clotimazole cream will just rub off on your carpet.

In the same way, Mass Effect 3's ending wouldn't have been nearly as great without the beginning and the middle. It is only the fact that BioWare got the fanbase so emotionally invested in saving the galaxy from the reapers over the first 119 hours and 50 minutes of the trilogy that made the last 10 minutes so hilarious, in which Shepard is for all intents and purposes defeated by the reapers' creator and forced to do their job for them. The Mass Effect Trilogy might be the most elaborate shaggy dog story in popular culture, and too many gamers fail to appreciate how great that makes it. It may have taken me almost two years to get the joke, but when I finally got it I laughed my head off. Good one, BioWare! Can't wait to see how they top this in ME4.

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Look at what you people did to this perfectly rational and utterly original thread.

Greylycantrope wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

I thought the clique was about David actually. Or everything "not David", more like.

Funny story that. He was convinced everyone whoever disagreed with him was part of some cabal...so we thought, "Hey, there's an idea" and made one. Expanded a bit since then.




He willed it into existence.  

By his logic, the entire world would be The Clique, since everyone was against him. 

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bobobo878 wrote...

This topic is ridiculous. You can't separate the journey from the destination, the punchline would have been nothing without the buildup. You know, telling a story is like treating a foot fungus, you can have your socks, and you can have your clotrimazole cream, but only together do they make a foot fungus treatment. Apart, all the socks will do is make your feet get all hot and sweaty and make the burning even worse, and the clotimazole cream will just rub off on your carpet.

In the same way, Mass Effect 3's ending wouldn't have been nearly as great without the beginning and the middle. It is only the fact that BioWare got the fanbase so emotionally invested in saving the galaxy from the reapers over the first 119 hours and 50 minutes of the trilogy that made the last 10 minutes so hilarious, in which Shepard is for all intents and purposes defeated by the reapers' creator and forced to do their job for them. The Mass Effect Trilogy might be the most elaborate shaggy dog story in popular culture, and too many gamers fail to appreciate how great that makes it. It may have taken me almost two years to get the joke, but when I finally got it I laughed my head off. Good one, BioWare! Can't wait to see how they top this in ME4.


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"It's all a ****ing joke!"

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bobobo878 wrote...

This topic is ridiculous. You can't separate the journey from the destination, the punchline would have been nothing without the buildup. You know, telling a story is like treating a foot fungus, you can have your socks, and you can have your clotrimazole cream, but only together do they make a foot fungus treatment. Apart, all the socks will do is make your feet get all hot and sweaty and make the burning even worse, and the clotimazole cream will just rub off on your carpet.

In the same way, Mass Effect 3's ending wouldn't have been nearly as great without the beginning and the middle. It is only the fact that BioWare got the fanbase so emotionally invested in saving the galaxy from the reapers over the first 119 hours and 50 minutes of the trilogy that made the last 10 minutes so hilarious, in which Shepard is for all intents and purposes defeated by the reapers' creator and forced to do their job for them. The Mass Effect Trilogy might be the most elaborate shaggy dog story in popular culture, and too many gamers fail to appreciate how great that makes it. It may have taken me almost two years to get the joke, but when I finally got it I laughed my head off. Good one, BioWare! Can't wait to see how they top this in ME4.

It all makes sense now...

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I think that's my cue to leave the site. I'm finally at peace.

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StreetMagic wrote...

I think that's my cue to leave the site. I'm finally at peace.


Peace? Congrats, sir!  In case it wasn't obvious, it's driven some to irrational madness.

This nuthouse will await your return. 

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I miss David.

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dreamgazer wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

I thought the clique was about David actually. Or everything "not David", more like.

Funny story that. He was convinced everyone whoever disagreed with him was part of some cabal...so we thought, "Hey, there's an idea" and made one. Expanded a bit since then.




He willed it into existence.  

By his logic, the entire world would be The Clique, since everyone was against him. 

I remember confirming the clique status of the entire DA forum including Allan Schumacher at one point :lol:

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Mr.House wrote...

I miss David.

What is he finally permabanned?

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Seems so.

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CrutchCricket wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

I miss David.

What is he finally permabanned?

So it seems



truly a sad day for all of BSN :(

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Our glorious leader commanded it. I will accept this loss and move on without question; I shall not falter.

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CrutchCricket wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

I miss David.

What is he finally permabanned?


Do you think he'd actually leave on his own accord?

That's stupid. 

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dreamgazer wrote...

Do you think he'd actually leave on his own accord?

That's stupid. 

Maybe if reverse psychology was utilized?

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CrutchCricket wrote...

dreamgazer wrote...

Do you think he'd actually leave on his own accord?

That's stupid. 

Maybe if reverse psychology was utilized?


0/10 no characterization or heroism