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[Nightodie]

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 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.

I keep it there too!  I sometimes find myself analizing it, trying to figure out what they have planned for ME3.

I felt that ME2 dumbed down the assignments and missions.  I liked the freedom of what to investigate and when.  I liked being able to choose when to end the mission.  I also liked the elevator banter.  I didn't mind the mako except on really steep mountains. 

The thing I liked about ME2 was the conversations with Joker (about EDI) and Mordin.  I had wished in ME that Joker had more comments about missions because his were funny.  I like funny, after a hard mission it works.  I think the assignments seemed to short and easy in ME2, since you don't have to search the planet it takes almost no time to finish a mission. 

I have been playing both ME1 (trying to get my first biotic character through then to level 60) and ME2 with my level 60 charactor.  I just downloaded Dragon Age but haven't put it on the computer yet.  I don't think I am ready to give up my sniper rifle yet.

Well Bedtime for me / Trainee again tonight, better get some sleep.

Your all have a Great One!!!

[*Kioux*]

Not trying to ruin the flow of the discussion or anything, but was I too harsh earlier?

[crimsonrhodelia]

Kioux wrote...

Not trying to ruin the flow of the discussion or anything, but was I too harsh earlier?

To that troll?

[Collider]

Hey everyone. I manage a group specifically about discussing and analyzing the characters of Mass Effect. If you're interested, here is the link. We're gotten a ton of posts already within one day.
social.bioware.com/group/2009/

[Nightodie]

crimsonrhodelia wrote...

Kioux wrote...

Not trying to ruin the flow of the discussion or anything, but was I too harsh earlier?

To that troll?

No, I don't think so.

[syllogi]

Sialater wrote...
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.

I don't mind feeling morally conflicted, but they didn't give us enough explanation as to why our character couldn't just call Admiral Hackett or anyone else connected to the Alliance and ask for our old job back.  Yeah, we see the threat posed by the Reapers when we go to Freedom's Progress, but why can't we take that info back to the Alliance?  We were given a definite "no" from the Council, but never got an answer as to why we would take the Illusive Man's word at face value regarding the Alliance...look at what he said about Liara working for the Shadow Broker.  Why would we trust him implicitly, especially after the first game, and doubly so if we're an Akuze survivor?  So my Shepard is suddenly an idiot or mind controlled, because I can't fathom why she's acting the way  she does.  I wouldn't mind just feeling rotten...

[*Kioux*]

Alright, I just don't want to step on anyone's toes - at least not on anyone's toes who is a real part of this little community and not a pretender like that troll.

If I should lash out a bit too far or lose control, I apologize and take a whipping.

[AngryFrozenWater]

OK. I've added the other 17 crew members too. All in "dark Kaidan blue".

Have fun.

Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 22 avril 2010 - 08:01 .

[Nightodie]

Kioux wrote...

Alright, I just don't want to step on anyone's toes - at least not on anyone's toes who is a real part of this little community and not a pretender like that troll.
If I should lash out a bit too far or lose control, I apologize and take a whipping.

With a wet Noodle?

It might have been bad timing on his part since they had just gotten rid of a troll.  But he didn't seem to be on topic either so.. it was fine.

[sesheta255]

I agree with Teen. I was a bit po'd about the fact that we were just supposed to believe everything TIM told us without even checking it. Obviously the Alliance were investigating the colony abductions yet Shep just meekly goes along with him saying that only Cerberus is doing something.



As for Kaidans letter, I'm another one that keeps it in the inbox. I think I've read the damn thing so many times I remember most of it by heart, lol



I personally prefer ME1 to ME2. I did so many playthroughs of ME1, yet I found I really had to push myself to do more than a couple of ME2 runs, and now I'm just bored with it.

[Sialater]

My Shep is sitting back and taking notes for the day she could move against TIM. But, the Alliance didn't want her back, or Anderson would have done something, Councilor or not.

[taigin]

TeenZombie wrote...

Sialater wrote...
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.

I don't mind feeling morally conflicted, but they didn't give us enough explanation as to why our character couldn't just call Admiral Hackett or anyone else connected to the Alliance and ask for our old job back.  Yeah, we see the threat posed by the Reapers when we go to Freedom's Progress, but why can't we take that info back to the Alliance?  We were given a definite "no" from the Council, but never got an answer as to why we would take the Illusive Man's word at face value regarding the Alliance...look at what he said about Liara working for the Shadow Broker.  Why would we trust him implicitly, especially after the first game, and doubly so if we're an Akuze survivor?  So my Shepard is suddenly an idiot or mind controlled, because I can't fathom why she's acting the way  she does.  I wouldn't mind just feeling rotten...

Bioware put us in the eternity wheel: Alliance wont support us because we work for Cerberus and we can't leave Cerberus because Alliance wont support us, which leaves Cerberus as the only option to solve the Collector issue.

I've always been more of a RPG'er. The only two games I ever played with shooter elements were ME and Fallout 3 (where I mainly used the function to pause game and aim at bodyparts anyway). I do enjoy the shooting aspects of ME 2 and actually made me interested in playing fps games (as long as they have a good story). From a RPG perspective I feel ME2 is really watered down though. I'm among the ones who enjoy exploring with the mako and big spaces like the citadel where the elevators made the spaces seemless. The loading screens in ME2 disrupt that seemless feeling. I'm also among the "where did my inventory go"-crowd. I know this is things people complained about with ME1, I wasn't among those though. This doesn't mean i dislike Me2, quite the contrary, I really enojy it. I enjoy Me1 more though.

And yea, I do think the Li being sidelined in ME2 plays a role in this feeling. I did spoil myself with the Shepard-Kaidan reunion on youtube before I started my first play through so I knew what was coming. It still felt something was amiss though.

[crimsonrhodelia]

Nightodie wrote...

Kioux wrote...

Alright, I just don't want to step on anyone's toes - at least not on anyone's toes who is a real part of this little community and not a pretender like that troll.
If I should lash out a bit too far or lose control, I apologize and take a whipping.

With a wet Noodle?

It might have been bad timing on his part since they had just gotten rid of a troll.  But he didn't seem to be on topic either so.. it was fine.

Kioux, are you talking about that troll, or referring to Somebody's (I think it was him) comment that he picked the wrong time to stop by? If the latter, I'd be extremely surprised if he were NOT referring to the troll itself, instead of you! We ME1 LI fans stand together as one.

[*Kioux*]

Nightodie wrote...
With a wet Noodle?

Only if is a rice-noodle!!

@Crimson:
I mean the troll(s) though I am pretty sure the second might have been the first - especially since the account was created today, if I remember correctly.

Modifié par Kioux, 22 avril 2010 - 08:19 .

[Shenzi]

Sialater wrote...

My Shep is sitting back and taking notes for the day she could move against TIM. But, the Alliance didn't want her back, or Anderson would have done something, Councilor or not.

I was pretty annoyed that after destroying the collector base and giving TIM the boot you didn’t get any new dialogue with Anderson if you went back to the Citadel.

[crimsonrhodelia]

Kioux wrote...

@Crimson:
I mean the troll(s) though I am pretty sure the second might have been the first - especially since the account was created today, if I remember correctly.

Ohhh, yeah, that was definitely the same guy again, he more or less admitted as much himself! You have nothing to feel bad about.

I'm actually rather pleased at how few trolls we seem to get, on average. Best to just ignore the ones that do stop by, I feel.

[Nightodie]

taigin wrote...

TeenZombie wrote...

Sialater wrote...
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.

I don't mind feeling morally conflicted, but they didn't give us enough explanation as to why our character couldn't just call Admiral Hackett or anyone else connected to the Alliance and ask for our old job back.  Yeah, we see the threat posed by the Reapers when we go to Freedom's Progress, but why can't we take that info back to the Alliance?  We were given a definite "no" from the Council, but never got an answer as to why we would take the Illusive Man's word at face value regarding the Alliance...look at what he said about Liara working for the Shadow Broker.  Why would we trust him implicitly, especially after the first game, and doubly so if we're an Akuze survivor?  So my Shepard is suddenly an idiot or mind controlled, because I can't fathom why she's acting the way  she does.  I wouldn't mind just feeling rotten...

Bioware put us in the eternity wheel: Alliance wont support us because we work for Cerberus and we can't leave Cerberus because Alliance wont support us, which leaves Cerberus as the only option to solve the Collector issue.

I've always been more of a RPG'er. The only two games I ever played with shooter elements were ME and Fallout 3 (where I mainly used the function to pause game and aim at bodyparts anyway). I do enjoy the shooting aspects of ME 2 and actually made me interested in playing fps games (as long as they have a good story). From a RPG perspective I feel ME2 is really watered down though. I'm among the ones who enjoy exploring with the mako and big spaces like the citadel where the elevators made the spaces seemless. The loading screens in ME2 disrupt that seemless feeling. I'm also among the "where did my inventory go"-crowd. I know this is things people complained about with ME1, I wasn't among those though. This doesn't mean i dislike Me2, quite the contrary, I really enojy it. I enjoy Me1 more though.

And yea, I do think the Li being sidelined in ME2 plays a role in this feeling. I did spoil myself with the Shepard-Kaidan reunion on youtube before I started my first play through so I knew what was coming. It still felt something was amiss though.

I agree with you.  I also play Fallout 3 and Oblivion.  I really did like the explorer aspect of the game and I liked the Inventory control of ME as well as being able to take off your helmet if you wanted.  I did like the customization of the armor in ME2 but I would have liked to be able to have squad member armor control back.  I think it looks silly for them to be fighting in clothing.

[sesheta255]

Shenzi wrote...

Sialater wrote...

My Shep is sitting back and taking notes for the day she could move against TIM. But, the Alliance didn't want her back, or Anderson would have done something, Councilor or not.

I was pretty annoyed that after destroying the collector base and giving TIM the boot you didn’t get any new dialogue with Anderson if you went back to the Citadel.

I was the same Shenzi,  first thing I did after destroying that base was go back to the Citadel & try to talk to Anderson.  I wanted to find out where Kaidan was but I also thought there might be some dialogue about the base, or the reapers, or Cerberus, even if it was only a couple of lines.

[*Kioux*]

crimsonrhodelia wrote...

Kioux wrote...

@Crimson:
I mean the troll(s) though I am pretty sure the second might have been the first - especially since the account was created today, if I remember correctly.

Ohhh, yeah, that was definitely the same guy again, he more or less admitted as much himself! You have nothing to feel bad about.

I'm actually rather pleased at how few trolls we seem to get, on average. Best to just ignore the ones that do stop by, I feel.

Usually I agree - but this... guy... person, was rather tenacious and sank to a level that was a bit too low, even for my patience. But oh well... gotta love being able to report those morons
Off to happier thoughts. I just wanted to make sure that I didn't offend any of the people here that I like!

[taigin]

crimsonrhodelia wrote...

Kioux wrote...

@Crimson:
I mean the troll(s) though I am pretty sure the second might have been the first - especially since the account was created today, if I remember correctly.

Ohhh, yeah, that was definitely the same guy again, he more or less admitted as much himself! You have nothing to feel bad about.

I'm actually rather pleased at how few trolls we seem to get, on average. Best to just ignore the ones that do stop by, I feel.

Yea ignoring the trolls completely is the best medicine to get rid of them. They just want to make people in the thread upset so if we start argue with them we give them what they want. If they step over the line with insulting remarks reporting them seemed to work nicely.

Modifié par taigin, 22 avril 2010 - 08:25 .

[shotgun-shepard]

More presents!















T'eh ABS!

[Jean]

Doesn't posting shirtless pics of men usually drive them off too?

[*Kioux*]

Batteries wrote...

Doesn't posting shirtless pics of men usually drive them off too?

Usually yes. Like I said, I tend to ignore them as well, but this one just wouldn't stop.
Anyway, enough of trolls more of Kaidan and fanfiction!!!