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[mybudgee]

I always loved the Mako. How & when Biower utilizes it will determine if my affection remains...

[CptFalconPunch]

"Why would we want guns....nukes"

 

Yeah you're going to recapture a city from the enemy by nuking it and killing all your people. Planning on deploying Ebola to catch bank robbers too?

 

The fact that you've corrected me, means you've lost your previous argument.

 

Check mate.

 

 

Otherwise, bring in the auto locking guns! Why shoot when the game can automatically do it for you?

[ZipZap2000]

There was an argument? News to me....

[Stronglav]

No armor and no gun?Bummer. 

 

I always liked to dirve around and blow things up and ram mercs under my threads.

But they took away the fun of it.

[Daemul]

With no armour and no gun there obviously won't be any combat taking place with it, it will just be the equivalent of the Sparrows in Destiny, a form of transportation, nothing more. 

[ME3_nightmare_install_process]

Not having vehicle combat in the MAKO is a big mistake. Shooting the crap out of stuff is fun.

[fyz306903]

One thing I really don't understand is that it's called the 'Mako' but doesn't look anything like the Mako's in the ME trilogy. If this game was set in the same universe, wouldn't they have given it a different name, or just referred to it as 'your planet exploration vehicle'. Calling a vehicle that isn't the Mako, 'the Mako'  seems to imply that this game will be set in an alternate universe or something. Or maybe I'm overthinking this and they're just calling it a 'Mako' as a placeholder name.

[Larry-3]

One thing I really don't understand is that it's called the 'Mako' but doesn't look anything like the Mako's in the ME trilogy. If this game was set in the same universe, wouldn't they have given it a different name, or just referred to it as 'your planet exploration vehicle'. Calling a vehicle that isn't the Mako, 'the Mako' seems to imply that this game will be set in an alternate universe or something. Or maybe I'm overthinking this and they're just calling it a 'Mako' as a placeholder name.

Maybe it is the mark II or something.

[KaiserShep]

I guess it's hard to find really good shark names to carry the pattern. Mako and hammerhead are the most memorable. I mean, thresher? Catshark? Dogfish? I kinda like the last one, but it just doesn't have that zing to it.

[ImaginaryMatter]

I guess it's hard to find really good shark names to carry the pattern. Mako and hammerhead are the most memorable. I mean, thresher? Catshark? Dogfish? I kinda like the last one, but it just doesn't have that zing to it.

 

So you're saying they're... fin-ished using the shark motif?

 

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I am so sorry for that.

[Larry-3]

The new Mako reminds me of the barracuda fish. Fast and agile -- they both share the same colors, too. It should call it M-53 Barracuda. The tanks are named after fish right? M-35 Mako, M-44 Hammerhead, now the M-53 Barracuda.

[SporkFu]

I guess it's hard to find really good shark names to carry the pattern. Mako and hammerhead are the most memorable. I mean, thresher? Catshark? Dogfish? I kinda like the last one, but it just doesn't have that zing to it.

The ME 'verse already has fishdogs... 

[Reorte]

So you're saying they're... fin-ished using the shark motif?
 
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I am so sorry for that.

Right, I'm on to BioWare to add a "groan" button. It's needed far more than "Like".