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What if Kojima wrote and directed MEA?


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I object the notion of Quiet not being an innovative characters....to find a woman capable of being silent for so long it's clearly uncommon.

Also it's normal people are against him in my country we used to say it takes a pure-blood horse for the dust to rise from the ground. Meaning average people aren't controversial nor hated. If nobody criticize you then you stood for nothing.

 

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I object the notion of Quiet not being an innovative characters....to find a woman capable of being silent for so long it's clearly uncommon.

Also it's normal people are against him in my country we used to say it takes a pure-blood horse for the dust to rise from the ground. Meaning average people aren't controversial nor hated. If nobody criticize you then you stood for nothing.

 

I don't know, I'm pretty average and everyone at my work seems to hate me. 



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I don't know, I'm pretty average and everyone at my work seems to hate me.


You should offer then cookies. That works well.
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I don't know, I'm pretty average and everyone at my work seems to hate me. 

 

That's because you're always hanging brain, man. Get some longer shorts. 



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Oh yeah!

 

Finally being able to Solid Snake some fools in the face in a ME game would be nice.


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Pewdiepie has over 10,000,000,000 views. Some people are stupid and like stupid things.

Correction!

Not some people who are stupid but like this entire plant is overpopulated by stupid people! Just look at things and peoples that are considered to be famous in here. If people today had any brain cell in their damn head, they wouldn't make talentless people and stupid as$ things popular and lets not even mention that today people can't even write a single damn sentence without stupid spelling like "OMG m8 u 4 realz and not BS me D:?", that is more then enough of a proof that we live in century populated by people that don't even use 0.1% of their brain or for short we are surrounded by zombies!


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You should offer then cookies. That works well.

 

I even bake!!  Brownies, caramel brownies, cheesecake, tortes, fresh bread.  Ungrateful bastards...


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Relevant:


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Correction!
Not some people who are stupid but like this entire plant is overpopulated by stupid people! Just look at things and peoples that are considered to be famous in here. If people today had any brain cell in their damn head, they wouldn't make talentless people and stupid as$ things popular and lets not even mention that today people can't even write a single damn sentence without stupid spelling like "OMG m8 u 4 realz and not BS me D:?", that is more then enough of a proof that we live in century populated by people that don't even use 0.1% of their brain or for short we are surrounded by zombies!

That would explain why zombie games are so popular......telling you it's all connected :P
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Neither ME or MGS make much sense.  One has nanomachines as the answer to everything and the other couldn't figure out what to do with the giant skyscraper bio robot mech villains they created.

 

All I can say is that I do enjoy both MGS and ME's characters. If they were mashed together it would probably be one hell of a ride.  And at least the Reapers would actually be destroyed in a way that makes....some sense.  It'll be nanomachines. lol!

 

Still better than pick your color with the possibility of turning everyone into bio robots for galactic peace.

 

As for using Quiet to discredit Kojima, get over it. At least most of the women in MGS have an actual story beyond waiting to get banged by the PC. That would certainly be an improvement if Kojima wrote ME.



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As for using Quiet to discredit Kojima, get over it. At least most of the women in MGS have an actual story beyond waiting to get banged by the PC. That would certainly be an improvement if Kojima wrote ME.


Name one female Mass Effect character that that applies to.

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Pretty much all the female LIs the PC can bang his way through in ME.  BW LIs(both male and female) are prostitutes.  They sit around waiting for the PC to help them solve their problems then they pay him/her with sex.  BW's romance model/structure is so tired.  Not a single BW female can rival The Boss from MGS.



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Why is forum suddenly full of MGS? It's like DAI forum with Witcher..



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Pretty much all the female LIs the PC can bang his way through in ME.  BW LIs(both male and female) are prostitutes.  They sit around waiting for the PC to help them solve their problems then they pay him/her with sex.  BW's romance model/structure is so tired.  Not a single BW female can rival The Boss from MGS.


I'm not even sure if you're trolling.
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Pretty much all the female LIs the PC can bang his way through in ME.  BW LIs(both male and female) are prostitutes.  They sit around waiting for the PC to help them solve their problems then they pay him/her with sex.  BW's romance model/structure is so tired.  Not a single BW female can rival The Boss from MGS.

 

Jab at romances requiring you to complete loyalty mission?

 

However that simply isn't right. I haven't played through every romance in ME, but the one's I have romance and sex certainly aren't reward for helping these people out. 



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Jab at romances requiring you to complete loyalty mission?

 

However that simply isn't right. I haven't played through every romance in ME, but the one's I have romance and sex certainly aren't reward for helping these people out. 

I was actually about to edit my post to correct that Kaidan and Ash aren't reward based.  And Liara in ME1 & 3. She just annoyingly clings to the PC's butt hairs. Sam romance is nearly pointless but not reward based, at least not that I know of.  At least you can't plow your way through these particular LIs in one game and it isn't dependent on solving their problems.  The ones in ME2 however? I had the best "man ****" play through in that one.  Overall, ME isn't as bad as the DA series in their romance structure. 



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Sam romance is nearly pointless


Every romance is pointless in the end.

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I was actually about to edit my post to correct that Kaidan and Ash aren't reward based.  And Liara in ME1 & 3. She just annoyingly clings to the PC's butt hairs. Sam romance is nearly pointless but not reward based, at least not that I know of.  At least you can't plow your way through these particular LIs in one game and it isn't dependent on solving their problems.  The ones in ME2 however? I had the best "man ****" play through in that one.  Overall, ME isn't as bad as the DA series in their romance structure. 

 

I don't think that romances of ME2 are that reward based either though I'd say they are more akward than romances in ME3, at least Garrus and Miranda do not have reward based one's. Even if romance is dependent by game mechanic of loyalty mission, it's not reward=sex, rather than that it's getting to know characters better and developing friendship with them. Otherwise it would be reward=friendship as well. I guess you can take the mindset of helping these people out to get in their pants, though game doesn't imply that will happen even if it's somewhat in game mechanics, but I know I don't do loyalty missions for romance purposes.

 

I actually find DA's romance structure over all lot better and thought out than ME's.



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Pretty much all the female LIs the PC can bang his way through in ME.  BW LIs(both male and female) are prostitutes.  They sit around waiting for the PC to help them solve their problems then they pay him/her with sex.  BW's romance model/structure is so tired.  Not a single BW female can rival The Boss from MGS.

That is not the definition of a prostitute. 



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Jab at romances requiring you to complete loyalty mission?

 

However that simply isn't right. I haven't played through every romance in ME, but the one's I have romance and sex certainly aren't reward for helping these people out. 

 

"Romance" certainly isn't a reward as there's none to be found whatsoever in these games, unless we're counting a few brief corny exchanges as "romance" here. 



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Ooooooh! This thread is still going? :lol:

Aaaaaaanyways, I will say this though:

attempting to mix the gameplay styles would be as horrid as trying to mix the story styles. . .

But CQC Drell. . .you feel it too don't you!?



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"Romance" certainly isn't a reward as there's none to be found whatsoever in these games, unless we're counting a few brief corny exchanges as "romance" here. 

 

That is your opinion.. that I very much doubt is popular one.



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, Kojima  best writing was metal gear solid 3 snake eater


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Every romance is pointless in the end.

Touche.

 

I don't think that romances of ME2 are that reward based either though I'd say they are more akward than romances in ME3, at least Garrus and Miranda do not have reward based one's. Even if romance is dependent by game mechanic of loyalty mission, it's not reward=sex, rather than that it's getting to know characters better and developing friendship with them. Otherwise it would be reward=friendship as well. I guess you can take the mindset of helping these people out to get in their pants, though game doesn't imply that will happen even if it's somewhat in game mechanics, but I know I don't do loyalty missions for romance purposes.

 

I actually find DA's romance structure over all lot better and thought out than ME's.

I find that the romances never seem to progress naturally or they don't seem organic or majorly different from the others. The structure is almost always the same.

 

Meet Potential LI/Get along with some exchanges/Potential LI sits on a problem they can't solve themselves/Help with issue/Sex/LI splits. 

 

I find DA to be worse based on not having a consistent PC so every romance is a brand new one that must be established through head canon or second hand knowledge.  Although I loved DA 2's Rivalry system. It was at least an attempt at offering something new.  

 

Meanwhile the relationship and confrontation between Boss and Snake carried so much depth and I'm still not entirely sure if they were romantically involved. The Boss was her own woman, a mentor, and was an important figure in the game that didn't sit around waiting for the PC to tell her what to do.

 

But in the defense of the ME women, I will say that the most awkward romance I consider reward based was Cortez. Helping him get over his dead husband then romancing him is a tad bit iffy. And the way it was done....Talk about space ships, give him a pat on the shoulder at the memorial wall, then tell him he should start checking you out.   :lol: 



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But in the defense of the ME women, I will say that the most awkward romance I consider reward based was Cortez. Helping him get over his dead husband then romancing him is a tad bit iffy. And the way it was done....Talk about space ships, give him a pat on the shoulder at the memorial wall, then tell him he should start checking you out.   :lol:

You think that's bad? I accidentally romanced Jack and got REALLY confused when she went into my room crying then tried taking my pants off. . .

. . .King of the Boy Scouts, indeed. . .felt so unclean during the Suicide Mission that I had to bathe in the blood of the Reaper Baby just to feel better. :crying:


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