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[Mcfly616]

I agree. I've had the memorial wall filled with names(50) and names not on the wall(4) that were dead becusae the wall can only fit so many

lol

Did a ghost put your name on the wall?

[themikefest]

lol

Did a ghost put your name on the wall?

No.

 

You can have 51 dead with Shepard alive. You get 54 dead with Liara and James dead on the beam run and Shepard dead. I had Samantha put up the nameplate. My ems was 1842

[TheTurtle]

Who said anything about eliminating cut scenes or anything remotely suggesting that?

It hasn't been done before.

If characters are walking around the ship, there's an expectation for BioWare games that they will be able to speak and react to the player realistically. Plenty of games have had people walk around. Plenty of had simple conversations available. None had have complexly animated cinematics that include interaction with the environment.

But they are getting close. Going back to GTA if you followed one of the characters long enough they would ask you a question. If you didn't answer or you replied negativley they would continue walking. At that point if you continued to follow them they would turn around and hit you. The next ME is going to be on next gen this is chance for them to revolutionize gaming so why not take it

It was my fault I didn't mean cut scenes I ment cinimatix conversations.

[CronoDragoon]

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I agree with a lot of this. Sometimes we get caught up in the "auto-dialogue vs. wheels the way ME1/2 did them" debate when we should really be looking at ways to take the pros for both of them and synthesize them somehow. A lot of good discussion in this thread.

[Daemul]

I've done it several times doing specific playthroughs to get different outcomes.

 

If Karrahe is dead, the Salarian that gives the speech on Earth mentions the phrase "hold the line" in Kirrahe's honor.

I prefer Tolan to Kirrahe personally, he's harsh, but I can't really disagree with what he says.

[Fixers0]

I prefer Tolan to Kirrahe personally, he's harsh, but I can't really disagree with what he says.

 

He also gives more war assets, for whatever that's worth.

[cap and gown]

This post is not meant to continue any of the previous debates, but merely relate a change I found in Shepard's dialogue based on the paragon/renegade score:

 

Just talked to Traynor and she mentioned preferring chess to most other strategy games. Instead of Shepard talking about playing with her sometime (the usual paragon response) this Shepard said she preferred something more exciting. To which Sam replied that it was true that lobbing grenades at a charging Krogan can't compare to chess, but it does result in fewer broken bones.

[themikefest]

This post is not meant to continue any of the previous debates, but merely relate a change I found in Shepard's dialogue based on the paragon/renegade score:

 

Just talked to Traynor and she mentioned preferring chess to most other strategy games. Instead of Shepard talking about playing with her sometime (the usual paragon response) this Shepard said she preferred something more exciting. To which Sam replied that it was true that lobbing grenades at a charging Krogan can't compare to chess, but it does result in fewer broken bones.

I will add this to the Romancing Sam Thread in her fan group.

[Big I]

I believe if you go renegade with TIM you get the " I didn't trust you" line

 

If you go paragon with TIM you say "that base was an abomination"

 

I'm not sure what dialogue you get if you mix it up.

 

I remember there being two dialogue options with TIM in the ME2 epilogue. I chose "You get the help you deserve" (first neutral option) followed by the "soul of our species" line (second paragon option). I got the "that base was an abomination" line in ME3.

 

This was a misstep. I would have much prefered to choose my own response as to why I blew up the Collector base.