All surviving characters are coming back. They have to. Would Bioware really give us these countless choices in the first two games, dedicate the entire second game to fleshing out these characters, and give us the choice of who lives and who dies just to throw out all our decisions and all their work? I don't believe that. I can't believe that.
And to all you who say that nobody from ME2 can be in ME3 because they can all die, you should play through and kill everyone. I mean, why not? You've already decided that they can't be in the next game anyway. Why not just make sure of that so you can be right?
You don't have to keep telling everyone that nobody will return. You've said it once. You want to keep talking about it? Start a group to discuss how nobody can be in ME3. I like to think I speak for everyone when I say we don't want to hear it anymore.
Mass Effect 3
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notphrog
, févr. 09 2010 06:54
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Posté 09 février 2010 - 06:55
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"Mass Effect 3 has been reported to already be in the planning stages. What things would you like to see improved from the end of the development cycle of Mass Effect 2 to Mass Effect 3?
* I think the biggest thing is first of all the resolution of all the plots, all the decisions players have made throughout. Being able to play and experience all the surviving cast members, all the characters people liked. That’s one big part of it.
The other part though is really down to the feedback we’ll get from fans having played Mass Effect 2. That’s going to be our biggest focus is understanding the way people play our games and trying to make them better based on what they say about them. "
