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[flippingthemako]

I just ordered ME1 for PC so I can get some screens of Kaidan. Can't wait to play it again.

[Sialater]

Shavon wrote...

you know guys, I have yet to finish ME2 with my main FemShep/Kaidan romance? It's so boring, actually boring without him

One of these days a computer whiz will be able to hack the game enough where they can insert Kaidan in place of Miranda or something, so he can be there. It's not real but it would be super-cool, imo

I haven't even played my Shenko game at all, I'll probably bust my rear end to get Avery to level 60 closer to the release of ME3.  This time I'm romancing Thane for science.  I'll probably do a report on that one when I'm done, too, like I did for Jacob.  

[taigin]

Hey everyone.



Feeling quite unmotivated to play too. Started a infiltrator but quit after I did the first recruitment mission. I think i'll put it on ice for a while. I'm thinking of doing an infiltrator ME1 run instead and import it and play through. I really enjoy ME1 so much more (already played it through once again after ME2 came out). I'm just not getting the same feeling with ME2. Maybe it's the lack of Kaidan, who knows :x

[Ellest]

Shavon wrote...

you know guys, I have yet to finish ME2 with my main FemShep/Kaidan romance? It's so boring, actually boring without him

One of these days a computer whiz will be able to hack the game enough where they can insert Kaidan in place of Miranda or something, so he can be there. It's not real but it would be super-cool, imo

I think the full impact of playing ME2 for the first time was spoiled a little bit by the fact that I spent most of the game looking for Kaidan. In hindsight, I think it would have been better if I hadn't used my canon Kaidan/FemShep savegame for the first playthrough. Although having said that i didn't find any of the other romance options particularly tempting...<_<

[Shoko86]

I agree. ME1 >> ME2



ME2 was a water down ME1. =(

[Sialater]

Shavon wrote...

Sialater wrote...

I haven't even played my Shenko game at all, I'll probably bust my rear end to get Avery to level 60 closer to the release of ME3.  This time I'm romancing Thane for science.  I'll probably do a report on that one when I'm done, too, like I did for Jacob.  

Unlike Ellst (sry, girl!)  two of the FemShep romance options are pretty awesome, and I did play my Shepard made for THane first, to help me get into the game, but it still doesn't help.

Well,I am past Horizon with my Shenko Shep (love that term!) have recruited Tali, so hopefully she get done by the end of the semester.  

Wow, what was the Jacob romance like?  I can't even talk to him! 

The Jacob romance is good only if you're playing a Renegade/Cerberus supporter.  But sooo poorly written you have to have a strong stomach to get through.  When my husband saw it, he actually said, "Damn, you're better off with Garrus."

[Ellest]

Shavon wrote...

Sialater wrote...

I haven't even played my Shenko game at all, I'll probably bust my rear end to get Avery to level 60 closer to the release of ME3.  This time I'm romancing Thane for science.  I'll probably do a report on that one when I'm done, too, like I did for Jacob.  

Unlike Ellst (sry, girl!)  two of the FemShep romance options are pretty awesome, and I did play my Shepard made for THane first, to help me get into the game, but it still doesn't help.

Well,I am past Horizon with my Shenko Shep (love that term!) have recruited Tali, so hopefully she get done by the end of the semester.  

Wow, what was the Jacob romance like?  I can't even talk to him! 

No offence taken - i did actually cheat on one of my playthroughs with Thane. I can see why people could be intrigued by him. I just felt the whole romance thread needed more - i dunno - substance i guess,

[Nivenus]

I think some aspects of ME1 were better and some parts of ME2 were. I liked the greater degree of specialization and customizability skills-wise in ME1. I also liked the elevator banter (don't kill me!).



However, overall, I'd have to say I prefer ME2. While there are something that were changed that I didn't feel needed to be changed or even didn't want changed I think that ME2, overall, deepens the ME universe while also adding a rich cast of characters and honoring the legacy of ME1. I can see why others would feel differently, but after an initial shock from the stark difference between the two games, I eventually came to love ME2 more. And I'm going to have to disagree about the noncombat areas in ME1 vs. those in ME2. I think ME2's hub areas felt much more alive than the stagnant, archetypically sterile RPG enviros of ME1.



Doesn't mean I wouldn't support bringing some elements of ME1 back in ME2. But overall, I think BioWare improved the formula.



Just my opinion though. No need to go spreading it around.

[Ellest]

Page needs a Kaidan hug <3

[crimsonrhodelia]

Hi guys! Busy at work, but just wanted to stop by and mention that I've uploaded my Kaidan "regulations" airquotes picture and the triple facepalm pic (as well as the additional game options with his desk picture) to my album, so they're there for easy access.

[sesheta255]

Morning all hope everyone is well on this coolish morning.

[flippingthemako]

Shavon wrote...

Ok, before I ****** people off, I miss Kaidan, and always keep his Horizon letter in Shepard's inbox! Pathetic, but I know others do to. Oh, and my Shepard and Kaidan are going to have the best reunion post-ME2 in my fanfic. It's the only way to get through it, lol.

I know I do!

I hope all of this staying faithful isn't in vain. I'm nervous that Bw are just going to reset the romances for ME3. God that would suck out loud.

Me too.  It would suck to the nth degree.  BW better come through for us.

[syllogi]

Nivenus wrote...

I think some aspects of ME1 were better and some parts of ME2 were. I liked the greater degree of specialization and customizability skills-wise in ME1. I also liked the elevator banter (don't kill me!).

However, overall, I'd have to say I prefer ME2. While there are something that were changed that I didn't feel needed to be changed or even didn't want changed I think that ME2, overall, deepens the ME universe while also adding a rich cast of characters and honoring the legacy of ME1. I can see why others would feel differently, but after an initial shock from the stark difference between the two games, I eventually came to love ME2 more. And I'm going to have to disagree about the noncombat areas in ME1 vs. those in ME2. I think ME2's hub areas felt much more alive than the stagnant, archetypically sterile RPG enviros of ME1.

Doesn't mean I wouldn't support bringing some elements of ME1 back in ME2. But overall, I think BioWare improved the formula.

Just my opinion though. No need to go spreading it around.

Hey, I preferred the elevators too!

Personally, and I think you'll see the same thing in many of the ME1 LI threads, I found that a large part of my enjoyment of ME2 was squashed by the way my favorite love interest was written out of the story -- I know the Virmire Survivor is coming back, and I know that Liara will most likely have a large role to play in the future -- but for the whole of ME2, I was stuck in a game where I felt like I was being railroaded down a path I didn't feel comfortable with at all.  If I were in control of my Shepard, I would have definitely made it a priority to rejoin the Alliance, have Kaidan and Liara rejoin my team, and not recruit certain teammates who were forced on me in ME2.  I did enjoy the game for what it was, but it wasn't as fun, or as interesting to me, as ME1 was.  And there is very little replayability, whereas with ME1, I couldn't put it down for months.

I also prefer more explorable areas, and more side quests with puzzles and dialogue, which the N7 missions lacked.  Basically, ME2 is moving in a direction that I'm not interested in, as an RPG fan.  I'm willing to give ME3 a chance, but if they take even more options away from us, and give us fewer roleplaying choices than before, I'm not going to be a happy consumer.

[Nightodie]

OgdensNutGoneFlaky wrote...

New chapter of Exitus up

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5809961/7/

Yaaahhhh - gotta go read!!!

[Sialater]

Shavon wrote...

The thing that gets me about Thane's romance is the Keplar's Syndrome. Bw loves to rip out the hearts of female gamers, toss them on the ground and trample them.

Sry, drama much? lol.

Plus, I find his character slightly similar to Liara and Kaidan's which I love about them

@ Sialater, well, at least you were brave enough to try! I initialy romanced Garrus 'for science', thinking how odd it would be to romance an alien you can't kiss, and with a cloaca, as Fort often points out, lol, but his romance wasn't that bad.

Ok, before I ****** people off, I miss Kaidan, and always keep his Horizon letter in Shepard's inbox! Pathetic, but I know others do to. Oh, and my Shepard and Kaidan are going to have the best reunion post-ME2 in my fanfic. It's the only way to get through it, lol.

I hope all of this staying faithful isn't in vain. I'm nervous that Bw are just going to reset the romances for ME3. God that would suck out loud.

Just wanted to point out:  Only Salarians have a cloaca, and since Mordin uses it as a curse, I feel justified in thinking that.  There's a turian in the Dark Star bathroom if you get drunk who's using the facilities in the "normal" fashion.  Pretty sure he wouldn't be standing up with one of those.

I've got one who decided she wasn't the right girl for Kaidan (she's the one I'm sending off to Garrus, the fics are in my sig) and another who can't/won't get over him.

[Ellest]

Shavon wrote...

Ok, before I ****** people off, I miss Kaidan, and always keep his Horizon letter in Shepard's inbox! Pathetic, but I know others do to. Oh, and my Shepard and Kaidan are going to have the best reunion post-ME2 in my fanfic. It's the only way to get through it, lol.

I may have read it several dozen times...

[Sialater]

TeenZombie wrote...

Nivenus wrote...

I think some aspects of ME1 were better and some parts of ME2 were. I liked the greater degree of specialization and customizability skills-wise in ME1. I also liked the elevator banter (don't kill me!).

However, overall, I'd have to say I prefer ME2. While there are something that were changed that I didn't feel needed to be changed or even didn't want changed I think that ME2, overall, deepens the ME universe while also adding a rich cast of characters and honoring the legacy of ME1. I can see why others would feel differently, but after an initial shock from the stark difference between the two games, I eventually came to love ME2 more. And I'm going to have to disagree about the noncombat areas in ME1 vs. those in ME2. I think ME2's hub areas felt much more alive than the stagnant, archetypically sterile RPG enviros of ME1.

Doesn't mean I wouldn't support bringing some elements of ME1 back in ME2. But overall, I think BioWare improved the formula.

Just my opinion though. No need to go spreading it around.

Hey, I preferred the elevators too!

Personally, and I think you'll see the same thing in many of the ME1 LI threads, I found that a large part of my enjoyment of ME2 was squashed by the way my favorite love interest was written out of the story -- I know the Virmire Survivor is coming back, and I know that Liara will most likely have a large role to play in the future -- but for the whole of ME2, I was stuck in a game where I felt like I was being railroaded down a path I didn't feel comfortable with at all.  If I were in control of my Shepard, I would have definitely made it a priority to rejoin the Alliance, have Kaidan and Liara rejoin my team, and not recruit certain teammates who were forced on me in ME2.  I did enjoy the game for what it was, but it wasn't as fun, or as interesting to me, as ME1 was.  And there is very little replayability, whereas with ME1, I couldn't put it down for months.

I also prefer more explorable areas, and more side quests with puzzles and dialogue, which the N7 missions lacked.  Basically, ME2 is moving in a direction that I'm not interested in, as an RPG fan.  I'm willing to give ME3 a chance, but if they take even more options away from us, and give us fewer roleplaying choices than before, I'm not going to be a happy consumer.

I think that's what they were actually going for in those who play Paragon/Paragrade:  acute discomfort in working for Cerberus.  YOu're supposed to feel rotten working with them.

[Ellest]

I think (hope!) that ME2 will be much more comfortable to play after ME3 is released,