But, tossing people out the airlock is so unoriginal. Now dumping them into a nearby Star, yeah that's the stuff. Right?
Right??? Ah... I've be over here, you know by myself.
That's not bad but I think tossing them into black hole and watch them become spagettified would be even better.
Also, with regard to things we haven't had before.
I want a snarky/humorous option (like Hawke) including a unique interrupt.
And to have a companion be the aggressor to initiate a relationship with the ability to say yes, no, maybe with varying consequences.
That's not bad but I think tossing them into black hole and watch them become spagettified would be even better.
You'd never see it because of all the weird physics of black holes. You'd see the person you spaced start to fall towards the black hole and begin to spaghettify, but as they continued fall they would seem to slow from your perspective and then stop, as if time had frozen for that person. You'd never actually see him or her enter the black hole.
Proper zero-g sequences.
Exactly. For a Space Opera ME clearly lacks space action. We had something close to it in Citadel assault in ME1 and Normandy 1 destruction in ME2, both of which were pretty much 2d. Even ho-ho-horror DS3 did better.
You'd never see it because of all the weird physics of black holes. You'd see the person you spaced start to fall towards the black hole and begin to spaghettify, but as they continued fall they would seem to slow from your perspective and then stop, as if time had frozen for that person. You'd never actually see him or her enter the black hole.
Well, I know, but when has that ever stopped Bioware from showing a cutscene that obeys the rule of cool over reality. I'm still annoyed at the end of ME3 how the galaxy map shows supernova-like explosions of the relays breaking the laws of physics or even why a galaxy map would show the actual energy wave propagating like that.
Dogmeat!
Prol'ly hafta call him sumthing else, tho'.
A male player character that has a full head of hair.
So help me God if the Pathfinder takes off his helmet and the first thing I see is a buzzcut I am going to go nuclear.
If the Pathfinder is an active member of Humanity's armed forces, he or she would be forced to comply with the grooming standards.
If the Pathfinder is an active member of Humanity's armed forces, he or she would be forced to comply with the grooming standards.
Oh I don't think that would matter all that much, it seems they allow cripples to join so I am sure they can afford to be a little more lax in their grooming standards.
Dogmeat!
Prol'ly hafta call him sumthing else, tho'.
Nah, this dog is better then Dogmeat:
D Dog!
Dogmeat is immortal because he is marked "essential."
I win.
Dogmeat is immortal because he is marked "essential."
I win.
D Dog slits throats with a knife. Dogmeat can't.
I win.
Oh I don't think that would matter all that much, it seems they allow cripples to join so I am sure they can afford to be a little more lax in their grooming standards.
They allowed ONE EXCEPTIONALLY SKILLED cripple to perform tasks that wouldn't directly involve him in firefights on disease-ridden alien jungle planets and even then he kept his hair short.
-- where so-and-so is so I can take them on a mission, then go get them. Or call them on the comm and say things like, "get yer ass to the shuttlebay!"
They should done this with DAI, but they didn't. It surprises me that they extended a year and probably a lot of cash for the feature.. when the playerbase is still 80 percent human or something...and the story was written with more specifics in mind at one point.
So I don't think anything would stop them from doing it in ME, if they felt like it.
They allowed ONE EXCEPTIONALLY SKILLED cripple to perform tasks that wouldn't directly involve him in firefights on disease-ridden alien jungle planets and even then he kept his hair short.
In the real world Joker would not even get into flight school let alone be allowed to serve in the military, still unsure how he is able to operate a space craft without being able to operate foot pedals, I am sure if you can suspend your disbelief enough to accept a crippled pilot with brittle bones I am sure a protagonist with non regulation hairstyles wouldn't be too much of a stretch.
Maybe if they can pull it off without making a bunch of Anders, they should have squadmates that like our character approach us on relationship entering if we aren't really hitting on them but getting a bunch of approval type thing. It would be a change for relationships and could make things interesting if you already entered one with another character.
In the real world Joker would not even get into flight school let alone be allowed to serve in the military, still unsure how he is able to operate a space craft without being able to operate foot pedals, I am sure if you can suspend your disbelief enough to accept a crippled pilot with brittle bones I am sure a protagonist with non regulation hairstyles wouldn't be too much of a stretch.
Dogmeat is immortal because he is marked "essential."
I win.
D Dog slits throats with a knife. Dogmeat can't.
I win.
Yeah, between Dogmeat and D-Dog, D- Dog wins.
He operates knives, electric sticks, disarms fellas, follows specific orders (correctly) and goes in and out of the battlefield in a ballon. We also met him as a puppy. 
Imortality is just not cool enough, in this case.
Well, to be fair, ships/aircraft in the MEU probably don't have pedals anymore. I'd be more concerned about how well his body may cope (or not) with the extreme G forces that he could possibly experience aboard a spacecraft, which, unless I'm mistaken, does happen under combat conditions.
Yeah he says something about not flying with his feet so either they found a more efficient method of controlling the yaw without foot pedals in Mass Effect or the writers weren't thinking too hard when they wrote his dialogue, not sure how they are supposed to pilot a ship with those touch screen interfaces but it is probably one of those things best not to think too hard about, you know like a crippled pilot with brittle bones piloting an experimental ship for the military.
Got another one. In the CC after creating my character I'd like to have a button "show in cutscene" which could be a montage of several in-game cutscenes so I know my character ends up looking right. I know many get frustrated by the fact that you spend all that time creating an awesome character that ends up looking "off" in game.
AI's that work properly and aren't all either terminators trying to kill their rightful masters or Pinocchios trying to be human. Think Star Wars's droids.
Or puppies.
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A GSD that I can name Commander Shepherd? Biower, pls!
That robot dog was so dumb. I would have so preferred a real puppy.
The only reason I'm leaning cat is because it seems much more reasonable to keep one cooped up in a tight little hold.
And cats are emotionally detached and aloof. If you get taken out by a xenomorph, it won't whimper. It'll just watch and get the hell outta there. The perfect animal for me.That robot dog was so dumb. I would have so preferred a real puppy.
The only reason I'm leaning cat is because it seems much more reasonable to keep one cooped up in a tight little hold.
If the Pathfinder is an active member of Humanity's armed forces, he or she would be forced to comply with the grooming standards.
Military regs didn't stop default femShep from having a full head of hair flapping around all over the place, hanging in her eyes. I don't see why it would stop the male Pathfinder from having a decent head of hair too.
Ronny Coleman model
gross. so not sexy.
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