Do you think we could have squad conversations that aren't necessarily related to the issues/events at hand? Like maybe we'd talk about our favorite Vids, or music, or maybe talk about our favorite places to eat. I think it would really help us connect with the squad more and we could really build a relationship with our team. Rather than just stick to ONE thing only. Ya know?
But then again the more I think about it. That'd probably get cut from the game in a future DLC.
I like the the little conversations during elevator rides. Even though I've barely played DA:I, I did like party banter. This is something that would add some life in between combat.
ME3 handled it wonderfully. That system redux with lots more banter would be perfect.
Party banter is the only way I think this would make sense, which the games already have. BioWare has a limited budget for VO and dialogue, so any major conversations and queries need to be relevant to the character or what's going on in the game.
Citadel DLC already kinda fills that need, but to be honest, the DLC left me wanting more garrus banter
As long as we never have to see anything similar to [Something seems to be bothering Carth.] again, it's fine by me.
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I'd certainly love to have party banter during missions, and especially if we're exploring planets. Or ship banter, where they chat over comms or visit each other in person. I really enjoyed that in ME3.
I hope they bring the combat quotes all ME2 squadmates had. I don't know why they dropped those in ME3.
Even better would be if they could mix that with the kind of comabt atmosphere Spec Ops: The Line managed to created by the things people say. I don't think any other game I played manage to make firefights sound so real. People didn't just talk, they screamed over the sound of gunshots like their lifes depended on the other soldiers hearing they clearly. And well, it did.
They should be culturally sensitive conversations though. I don't want offend someone who's not in the same room as me after the fact.
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