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[Biotic_Warlock]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

I just wish that they had synced the characters voices better with their lip movement.

i found that a problem in the open sequence. The voices were 2 seconds off the rest of the movie.

And also... Samara brings me back to my wanting of Paladin/Mages in Baldur's gate. Me wantee Mage Pally.

[kelmar6821]

Anyone know if they are actually doing more appearance packs? or leaving it at that one.

[kelmar6821]

Nope. I really wish I did. I had over done it on ME2 for a while, but I was finally getting back into it. And now the comp is deadz. suxors

[BlackMetal]

kelmar6821 wrote...

Nope. I really wish I did. I had over done it on ME2 for a while, but I was finally getting back into it. And now the comp is deadz. suxors

Dude im Sorry

that happened to me two i was half-way through my first ME 2 playthrough and i got red ring on my xbox and i had to wait twenty days to get in replaced,

[NICKjnp]

BlackMetal wrote...

kelmar6821 wrote...

Nope. I really wish I did. I had over done it on ME2 for a while, but I was finally getting back into it. And now the comp is deadz. suxors

Dude im Sorry

that happened to me two i was half-way through my first ME 2 playthrough and i got red ring on my xbox and i had to wait twenty days to get in replaced,

To be fair it only costs us $200 to replace a xbox (with a brand new one) where as a new pc would probably cost a lot more.... then again the pc has the edge on graphics (though what I hear the pc and 360 versions of the game are identical except that you can hot key more powers on the pc).

[NICKjnp]

yorkj86 wrote...

I  want to know more about what non-humans, specifically Samara, think of human religions.  The one Asari on Illium tells us that non-humans think that humans can't even get their own religions straight.  Non-humans seem surprised that humans have so many religions.  Most human religions fell apart with the discovery of the cache on Mars.  Ashley is religious, of some sort.

Apparently a lot of Turians became Zen Buddhists (according to the ME1 codex).

[DOYOURLABS]

NICKjnp wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

I  want to know more about what non-humans, specifically Samara, think of human religions.  The one Asari on Illium tells us that non-humans think that humans can't even get their own religions straight.  Non-humans seem surprised that humans have so many religions.  Most human religions fell apart with the discovery of the cache on Mars.  Ashley is religious, of some sort.

Apparently a lot of Turians became Zen Buddhists (according to the ME1 codex).

  I can't really picture turians doing that

[NICKjnp]

Hey... I created an Asari group. Join if you want...
http://social.bioware.com/group/2014/

Modifié par NICKjnp, 22 avril 2010 - 11:38 .

[Pacifien]

JohnnyDollar wrote...
Do we know anything about the Alien religions? I know the Asari reference the Goddess but.....

The Asari seem to have two dominant religions: the pantheistic siari and the monotheistic Goddess. I get the feeling that most references to the Goddess are more a figure of speech, though.

The Turians have something like a spirit worship. Each entity in whatever form has a particular spirit or aura to it.

Mordin mentions Salarians have a belief similar to the Hindu belief of cycle of life.

Then there's the Drell polytheistic beliefs, though Thane implies that its a dying religion among his people.

Obviously, the Hanar think the Protheans are where it's at.

I can see why siari seems to be a dominant religion across all Citadel species. Most religions confine themselves the the making of a single world. Siari encompasses the entire universe.

[Pacifien]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

I am a little familiar with pantheism. The Asari would probably relate somewhat to Earth religions I would think.

There are some pantheistic Earth religions. And I can definitely see Asari leaning toward some of the Eastern philosophies. I find it interesting that the Turians seem to be doing that as well, unless maybe they watched too many Wuxia vids.

[NICKjnp]

Everyone should be asking me about religions (since I'm the expert in here)... but oh well.

[Pacifien]

JohnnyDollar wrote...
Sounds like the writers just applied variances of various Earth religions to ME aliens.

Goes to show how varied our own religions can be?

I thought the Turians' belief in a spirit that is mobile and malleable was rather unique.

[DOYOURLABS]

yorkj86 wrote...

DOYOURLABS wrote...

NICKjnp wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

I  want to know more about what non-humans, specifically Samara, think of human religions.  The one Asari on Illium tells us that non-humans think that humans can't even get their own religions straight.  Non-humans seem surprised that humans have so many religions.  Most human religions fell apart with the discovery of the cache on Mars.  Ashley is religious, of some sort.

Apparently a lot of Turians became Zen Buddhists (according to the ME1 codex).

  I can't really picture turians doing that

Why's that?

Turians never struck me as the peaceful meditating type.