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[BioticYoda]

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...



Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

[ToastyToci]

The-Person wrote...

ANd the illusive man, how is he as a character?

Interesting and mysterious. I'm still trying to figure him out. I've only talked with him 3 or 4 times so far.
I've found out more about him through Miranda though.

Modifié par ToastyToci, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:02 .

[The-Person]

BioticYoda wrote...

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...

Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

Also, do you need to play it in a specific order like in ME1?

[ToastyToci]

BioticYoda wrote...

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...

Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

I have not beaten the game, so I do not know who the end enemy is yet. (Maybe EJon can help). But everytime I talk with Illusive Man I find more and more out about my enemy...although this unraveling process is as deep as ME1's (so far).

Modifié par ToastyToci, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:05 .

[EJon]

ToastyToci wrote...

EJon wrote...

I don't want to be a **** and spoil stuff for people like the "others" earlier. I know i wouldn't want people to do it to me, so i won't do it to them. The only way i'll post a spoiler is in a private message if someone requests it.

As for grunt, i think he's better than Wrex in my opinion. Didn't really like Wrex in ME1, thought he was full of himself.

Does anybody want to give me a brief summary of what went on this afternoon? I was too busy playing this game 

Some retards spammed this forum with about 2-3 pages worth of topics with spoilers in the title. 

As for the Illusive Man, i actually liked him, up until the end. I would have thought he'd have more control over shepard via a "kill switch" or something, but the ending reveals that he has no real control over shepard. He has somewhat good intentions, but can get a little out of hand on certain things. He wants human dominance in the galaxy, and at the end you will see how far he's willing to go for that. I think he's obsessed with being the alpha dog so much that he doesn't care about each individual human, but humanity as a whole.

[michaelanator01]

why be a dick and ruin the game for everyone ??

[EJon]

ToastyToci wrote...

BioticYoda wrote...

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...

Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

I have not beaten the game, so I do not know who the end enemy is yet. (Maybe EJon can help). But everytime I talk with Illusive Man I find more and more out about my enemy...although this unraveling process is as deep as ME1's (so far).

The enemy is the same. The Collectos. You do however find out more about them, and their role the whole Reapers situation. Won't say any more than that - don't want to spoil. Trust me though, its mind blowing. 

[ToastyToci]

The-Person wrote...

BioticYoda wrote...

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...

Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

Also, do you need to play it in a specific order like in ME1?

I feel like it follows a similar path. Beginning is linear, middle is in whichever order you like, and as for the ending, I'm ASSUMING that's linear, I cannot be sure though.

[ToastyToci]

EJon wrote...

ToastyToci wrote...

BioticYoda wrote...

I'm not sure if its possible to answer this question without revealing too much, but in terms of the story missions...

Do you know who the enemy is and everything from the getgo and you just have to recruit and prepare for the big suicide mission, or do you learn more about what you face along the way? ME1 had excellent writing in terms of how it gradually gave you the big picture. Is there that same sense in ME2?

I have not beaten the game, so I do not know who the end enemy is yet. (Maybe EJon can help). But everytime I talk with Illusive Man I find more and more out about my enemy...although this unraveling process is as deep as ME1's (so far).

The enemy is the same. The Collectos. You do however find out more about them, and their role the whole Reapers situation. Won't say any more than that - don't want to spoil. Trust me though, its mind blowing. 

Good to hear. Can't wait to find out why they're "Collecting"

[The-Person]

I have a question about the codex, is it all new information? I saw the screenshot that has volus in it and was wonder if they just copy pasted the old information.

[ToastyToci]

EJon wrote...

ToastyToci wrote...

EJon wrote...

I don't want to be a **** and spoil stuff for people like the "others" earlier. I know i wouldn't want people to do it to me, so i won't do it to them. The only way i'll post a spoiler is in a private message if someone requests it.

As for grunt, i think he's better than Wrex in my opinion. Didn't really like Wrex in ME1, thought he was full of himself.

Does anybody want to give me a brief summary of what went on this afternoon? I was too busy playing this game 

Some retards spammed this forum with about 2-3 pages worth of topics with spoilers in the title. 

As for the Illusive Man, i actually liked him, up until the end. I would have thought he'd have more control over shepard via a "kill switch" or something, but the ending reveals that he has no real control over shepard. He has somewhat good intentions, but can get a little out of hand on certain things. He wants human dominance in the galaxy, and at the end you will see how far he's willing to go for that. I think he's obsessed with being the alpha dog so much that he doesn't care about each individual human, but humanity as a whole.

WOWOWOW

[ToastyToci]

michaelanator01 wrote...

why be a dick and ruin the game for everyone ??

Which part did we ruin for you?

[The Demonologist]

I just beat it today. I'm buying the Collector's Edition as well, thank you Bioware.



I have a few complaints, but overall its an AWESOME game and so many steps in the right direction. With the third, they will have achieved perfection, I can promise you all that.



Ejon is pretty spot on, though I found the ending slightly odd.

[EJon]

The game is linear on the first disc. The beginning you play the linear part, then swap to disc to where you do whatever. You swap to disc 1 again once you use the mass relay to the suicide mission because it becomes linear again. So it all depends on how much you play on the second disc.

[EJon]

ToastyToci wrote...

michaelanator01 wrote...

why be a dick and ruin the game for everyone ??

Which part did we ruin for you?

I think he's referring to the people earlier

[ToastyToci]

EJon wrote...

ToastyToci wrote...

michaelanator01 wrote...

why be a dick and ruin the game for everyone ??

Which part did we ruin for you?

I think he's referring to the people earlier

Haha ok good I was confused as to what we did wrong

Modifié par ToastyToci, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:14 .

[EJon]

The Demonologist wrote...

I just beat it today. I'm buying the Collector's Edition as well, thank you Bioware.

I have a few complaints, but overall its an AWESOME game and so many steps in the right direction. With the third, they will have achieved perfection, I can promise you all that.

Ejon is pretty spot on, though I found the ending slightly odd.

Yeah, i have the CE coming tuesday - i just played the game at a friends house. He was generous enough to let me do it  I won't be doing my second playthrough til tuesday. Its gonna be weird having a 2 day break from the game. I've gotten so addicted to it. So many possibilities!

What about the ending did you find odd? 

[The-Person]

ASince I know nothing about Jacob, how is he as a character? Is he better then Kaiden?

[EJon]

I actually liked him. He's a very nice person. He's not a dick like Miranda in the beginning. (You can soften her up though). He's definitely better than Kaiden. He died on my playthrough, made me really sad.

EDIT: He was in the Alliance to, so he's not all Cerberus crazy. He's a paragon character.

Modifié par EJon, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:16 .

[ToastyToci]

EJon wrote...

I actually liked him. He's a very nice person. He's not a dick like Miranda in the beginning. (You can soften her up though). He's definitely better than Kaiden. He died on my playthrough, made me really sad.

Bummer. And just to let everyone know that's not a spoiler because anyone can die on your mission if you do not do it correctly.

[RogueGeth]

Can you change Tali's view on Geth? Actually can you change anyones view on stuff?

[ToastyToci]

EJon wrote...

I actually liked him. He's a very nice person. He's not a dick like Miranda in the beginning. (You can soften her up though). He's definitely better than Kaiden. He died on my playthrough, made me really sad.

EDIT: He was in the Alliance to, so he's not all Cerberus crazy. He's a paragon character.

Yeah I agree. I enjoy him.

[The-Person]

The-Person wrote...

I have a question about the codex, is it all new information? I saw the screenshot that has volus in it and was wonder if they just copy pasted the old information.

[EJon]

ToastyToci wrote...

EJon wrote...

I actually liked him. He's a very nice person. He's not a dick like Miranda in the beginning. (You can soften her up though). He's definitely better than Kaiden. He died on my playthrough, made me really sad.

Bummer. And just to let everyone know that's not a spoiler because anyone can die on your mission if you do not do it correctly.

Yeah. It's not just about doing the loyalty missions and upgrading the gear, you have to choose carefully who does what job in the final mission. I made a mistake with him, and it cost him his life unfortunately. 

Any more questions? I'll try to answer a few more before going to bed. I don't know if Toasty will still be on after that, but its getting late here for me. 

[EvilSnowy]

The-Person wrote...

ASince I know nothing about Jacob, how is he as a character? Is he better then Kaiden?

Lots of bromance

EJon wrote...

ToastyToci wrote...

EJon wrote...

I
actually liked him. He's a very nice person. He's not a dick like
Miranda in the beginning. (You can soften her up though). He's
definitely better than Kaiden. He died on my playthrough, made me
really sad.

Bummer. And just to let everyone know that's not a spoiler because anyone can die on your mission if you do not do it correctly.

Yeah.
It's not just about doing the loyalty missions and upgrading the gear,
you have to choose carefully who does what job in the final mission. I
made a mistake with him, and it cost him his life unfortunately. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/sad.png[/smilie]

Any
more questions? I'll try to answer a few more before going to bed. I
don't know if Toasty will still be on after that, but its getting late
here for me. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]

Does assigning the right job change the outcome? I figured it was the same regardless

Modifié par EvilSnowy, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:22 .