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[SterlingPhoenix]

Alright, just started another ME3 playthough and had the first dream sequence... ugh.

Nothing against them in general. They add to the story and give some insight into Shepard's stat of mind. But... I can never find the #$%^&* kid.

I ran around in there for a few minutes until I finally found him, and that gets more and more frustrating in the later dreams. I know this is a very minor part of the game, but... am I missing the trick of how to figure out where that damn kid is hiding? It annoys me to no end with every playthrough. Oh, not on PC so I can't mod it out.

[Excella Gionne]

Look for a particular glow in the distance, phoenix. Lol, I feel like I'm talking to myself..... But yeah, look for a glow.

[SterlingPhoenix]

johnnythao89 wrote...

Look for a particular glow in the distance, phoenix. Lol, I feel like I'm talking to myself..... But yeah, look for a glow.

The whole place is glowing! (;

I tried following what I thought were embers form a fire, but that turned out to be leaves...

[Ruadh]

You WANT to find him? I want to kick him his stupid face!

From a distance you should see him glow, a bit like that **** at the end. There's no real trick to spotting him, but I'd suggest keeping an eye on the direction he runs off to. That might help, but otherwise - Look for forest Casper.

[AlanC9]

IIRC the sound cues can tell you what direction to turn, but I don't know if that will help if you're playing on console.

[SterlingPhoenix]

ginner dave wrote...

You WANT to find him? I want to kick him his stupid face!

The quicker I find him, the quicker that segment is over! 

[SterlingPhoenix]

AlanC9 wrote...

IIRC the sound cues can tell you what direction to turn, but I don't know if that will help if you're playing on console.

Why would sound cues not work on a console?...

[AlanC9]

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

AlanC9 wrote...

IIRC the sound cues can tell you what direction to turn, but I don't know if that will help if you're playing on console.

Why would sound cues not work on a console?...

I just meant that a lot of consoles I've seen aren't set up well for directional sound. Depends on your speakers, though; it's not a problem with consoles per se.

Modifié par AlanC9, 31 janvier 2014 - 11:41 .

[Excella Gionne]

I play on an SD screen, but it's easy for me to spot him. It might be the brightness making your screen deceive you. Which dream sequence are you on?

[SterlingPhoenix]

AlanC9 wrote...

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

AlanC9 wrote...

IIRC the sound cues can tell you what direction to turn, but I don't know if that will help if you're playing on console.

Why would sound cues not work on a console?...

I just meant that a lot of consoles I've seen aren't set up well for directional sound. Depends on your speakers, though; it's not a problem with consoles per se.

The funny thing is playing on PC was really difficult for me because of the sound. I have the console hooked up to the nice surround soundsystem in the living room, the PC just has stereo speakers. In multiplayer, enemies kept sneaking up on me...

[SterlingPhoenix]

johnnythao89 wrote...

I play on an SD screen, but it's easy for me to spot him. It might be the brightness making your screen deceive you. Which dream sequence are you on?

I just did the first one, but I've had this problem in all of them, and in every playthrough I've done.

[Excella Gionne]

Lol, a tip for you. Look around the direction in which the kid runs towards. You'll eventually find him.

[SterlingPhoenix]

johnnythao89 wrote...

Lol, a tip for you. Look around the direction in which the kid runs towards. You'll eventually find him.

I tried following him, he's never there! Grr. No worries, if there's no obvious thing, I'll just... look for him...

[ImaginaryMatter]

He's the bright white glow, everything else has a dimmer, colored glow.

[His Name was HYR!!]

ImaginaryMatter wrote...

He's the bright white glow, everything else has a dimmer, colored glow.

This. Look for a white snowball, basically.

[TheMyron]

I don't move at all, and the cutscene will still appear having a "not-my-Shepard" moment. Seriously, the dreams should have had whoever you lost, and/or who you might lose like your LI.

[SterlingPhoenix]

TheMyron wrote...

I don't move at all, and the cutscene will still appear having a "not-my-Shepard" moment. Seriously, the dreams should have had whoever you lost, and/or who you might lose like your LI.

They do have people you lost whispering in the background. Not the same, but you know.

[TheMyron]

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

TheMyron wrote...

I don't move at all, and the cutscene will still appear having a "not-my-Shepard" moment. Seriously, the dreams should have had whoever you lost, and/or who you might lose like your LI.

They do have people you lost whispering in the background. Not the same, but you know.

The final dream should have had you watching your LI getting liquefied while your were trying in vain to get said person out of the cocoon.

[SterlingPhoenix]

TheMyron wrote...

The final dream should have had you watching your LI getting liquefied while your were trying in vain to get said person out of the cocoon.

That would have been neat. Or, you know. horrifying (:

[TheMyron]

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

TheMyron wrote...

The final dream should have had you watching your LI getting liquefied while your were trying in vain to get said person out of the cocoon.

That would have been neat. Or, you know. horrifying (:

It would have been welcome AND realistic at the same time.