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I don't want to be the Captain of the Loveboat again. All ship personel under my charge better be within regulations, no exceptions, favorites, or questions. Instead of talking about emotional crybaby bs, can the game be like the actual military where members brag about PT scores, rifle/pistol range scores, and tactics?
I have no doubt in my mind that BioWare's attempt to do something like this would just end up being dry and boring. I don't think that they're ever going to really go the extra mile to capture that Authentic Military Feel, and I don't really think they should even try.
I don't want to be the Captain of the Loveboat again. All ship personel under my charge better be within regulations, no exceptions, favorites, or questions.
Since we are apparently going to be another protagonist with a military background, I would love if we were able to be more military. Maybe not have it mandatory, but have it as one of the ways to play.
Instead of talking about emotional crybaby bs, can the game be like the actual military where members brag about PT scores, rifle/pistol range scores, and tactics?
Even soldiers talk about stuff like that, so they shouldn't get rid of the characters expressing themselves.
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I'm tired of these military stories. It would be cool if we're just a bunch of civilians or mercenaries exploring the new world instead, but since we're gonna be in the military anyway, I guess I just have to deal with that.
Mass Effect isn't really a game about trying to go for a military feel, even in the two games where you are a part of the Alliance.
Plus I'd rather not have the majority of conversations be bragging about range scores.
I don't want to be the Captain of the Loveboat again. All ship personel under my charge better be within regulations, no exceptions, favorites, or questions. Instead of talking about emotional crybaby bs, can the game be like the actual military where members brag about PT scores, rifle/pistol range scores, and tactics?
Even soldiers talk about stuff like that, so they shouldn't get rid of the characters expressing themselves.
How would you know? Are you military? We make fun of people who talk about emotional things.
"Put your tampon in"
Work is work, deployment time is a little different. We workout, smoke cigarettes, and ****** at how we can't drink beer.
I think it's better to come to terms with the idea that Mass Effect was always just a space opera that used its military trappings to justify our PC's place in the world, not to really take the whole military part all that seriously. It's much easier for our galaxy-saving hero to have a background that justifies being so competent in combat. The rest is the basic ragtag ensemble so that the companions can be a bunch of colorful characters, regs be damned.
How would you know? Are you military? We make fun of people who talk about emotional things.
"Put your tampon in"
Work is work, deployment time is a little different. We workout, smoke cigarettes, and ****** at how we can't drink beer.
you forgot the crap tons of swearing.
So turn it into another generic shooter? I mean solving everyone's daddy issues is kinda Bioware's thing... At least Shepard's personality was pretty millitary-disciplined, even more so if you go with renegade choices and neutral on the ones that make you look like a jerk.
I am averse to this suggestion.
*raises monocole*
Hmm, yes, I find it rather shallow and pedantic.
*taps wine glass*
was military aspect in the trilogy was accurate to begin with? What military structure should the Alliance based itself on? Canadian?
No. The military sucks. It was bad enough we were the Alliance's lapdog for at least 2/3 games.
Why do I smell patchouli and reefer all of the sudden? It always gives me the irresistible urge to waterboard somebody.....
It's not patchouli. I farted.
No. The military sucks. It was bad enough we were the Alliance's lapdog for at least 2/3 games.
How exactly are we the Alliance's lapdog in a game where we can ignore all of their orders?
We were the Council's lapdog in ME1, not the Alliance's.
How exactly are we the Alliance's lapdog in a game where we can ignore all of their orders?
We were the Council's lapdog in ME1, not the Alliance's.
Oh ye? How many times did Hackett interrupt your galaxy scanning in ME1? And then you had to turn yourself in to the Alliance at the conclusion of ME2.
Oh ye? How many times did Hackett interrupt your galaxy scanning in ME1? And then you had to turn yourself in to the Alliance at the conclusion of ME2.
and how many of those orders of Hackett did you have to obey?
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