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[jlb524]

Marcin R wrote...
i felt quite same @ that time, as for GDC let's start 24h counter then... [it's better to be just little over-top optimist than the other way around don't you think?]

The GDC lasts for a week doesn't it?  We'll probably have to wait until the last day of the show to hear anything about ME2 DLC. 

[sumof all fear]

jlb524 wrote...

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

On a related note, was anyone else disappointed that we couldn't get into the part of the Normandy where Liara used to sit on her computer in the Med Bay? I wanted to go there and reminisce, but no dice. Exploring the wreckage of the Normandy was quite melancholic for me, was thinking about Liara alot as I was doing it. :/

I was too!  I wanted a Liara flashback.

The second time I played through the opening Normandy crash scene, I stood by the med-bay door and stared at it for 2 minutes.  I love that door!

I was actually hoping to be able to bring like Garrus and Tali, or even Joker back down to the wreckage to sift through the debris and remanise about the 'good ol days.'

Modifié par sumof all fear, 08 mars 2010 - 04:43 .

[Marcin K]

justinnstuff wrote...

just to brighten-up this new thread page:)

[Noxis6]

sumof all fear wrote...
I was actually hoping to be able to bring like Garrus and Tali, or even Joker back down to the wreckage to sift through the debris and remanise about the 'good ol days.'

Yeah the whole wreckage was quite weak,it could have been very emotional,since its more or less a direct confrontation with his/her death for Shepard,but then again you cant expect too much from DLC.

[bjdbwea]

I wasn't expecting it anymore at that point in my game.

[screwoffreg]

justinnstuff wrote...

sumof all fear wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

On a related note, was anyone else disappointed that we couldn't get into the part of the Normandy where Liara used to sit on her computer in the Med Bay? I wanted to go there and reminisce, but no dice. Exploring the wreckage of the Normandy was quite melancholic for me, was thinking about Liara alot as I was doing it. :/

I was too!  I wanted a Liara flashback.

The second time I played through the opening Normandy crash scene, I stood by the med-bay door and stared at it for 2 minutes.  I love that door!

I was actually hoping to be able to bring like Garrus and Tali, or even Joker back down to the wreckage to sift through the debris and remanise about the 'good ol days.'

Squad banter was almost non-existant in ME2. There was so much lacking in that department.

It was really lame.  I know that it is expensive to have voice actors, but looking at Dragon Age half the fun was replaying the game with different characters to see their reactions and what they had to say to each quest.  More than that, characters would actually react to your choices.  Several times members of your team would attack you or leave if you made bad decisions.  

[screwoffreg]

I love Dragon Age and as much as I'd like to think squad interaction would improve for ME 3, we have to realize they are different games, different teams, for different audiences (though DA is ultimately selling well, not 2million in a week well).



Still, I hope the writers for ME are cracking at some satisfying endings for each character. The fact is this may be the last time we hear from ANY of them, and for Shepard it is surely the last game he/she will play a role. To send this series off with Bioware's typical "text epilogue" after what could be five years of waiting (ME 1 release - 2012) would be lame.

[Marcin K]

General Stubbs wrote...

Honestly, hiring the voice actors back is nothing compared to how much money they make off of the game itself.
I am sure EA doesn't give a crap what BioWare does in a game, they just want a guarantee they will get paid.
Which is has the possibility of being a good thing if BioWare wants to please us.

I still think that BioWare tried to appeal to the shooter crowd in the actual game, but will give us gamers who want real depth (and more Liara!) what we want in DLC.
The shooter crowd is already back playing CoD and waiting for Halo: Reach (I feel dirty when I say those names), there is no reason to try to get them back with DLC.
We RPG gamers and loyal BioWare customers are their money now.
Almost anyone who played ME1and enjoyed it should buy most of the DLC they put out. There are a lot of people who enjoyed it.

you are pointing out the patch of pure,normal logic, which i agree. but what patch is BW walking is hard to say now....

[screwoffreg]

How DARE you say Conrad Verner is an unimportant character!!! He is critical to the plot of ME 3...

[bjdbwea]

Nah, he's correct. It is the path of financial logic they're walking (almost exclusively now, whereas back in the days they also cared a great deal about quality and polish).

That said, I disagree about the presumption. I think the shooter crowd will buy any DLC that gives them a new weapon and a few levels to shoot stuff. It's not as you'd need to play through the whole game again, guess why they put in the chance to continue playing after the finale. To let you experience what the galaxy has to say about your triumph in saving countless lives? Good luck finding someone who noticed.

Modifié par bjdbwea, 08 mars 2010 - 05:29 .

[Marcin K]

General Stubbs wrote...

It is impossible to not love Liara! <3

idk if i've done this already somewhere earlier,  so here goes: [if i did i just repeat it:P]
VERY VERY STRONG SECOND, Liara! <3:wub:<3<3

Modifié par Marcin R, 08 mars 2010 - 05:30 .

[WilliamShatner]

Look, the devs want to shove Liara hate into this thread!  social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/103/index/689673&lf=8

<_<

In regards to NPC interaction ME2 is indeed poor.  I'm currently replaying Jade Empire and even NPCs that don't have dialog trees and were just added make the world seem to have people in it have 3-4 unique sentences each.