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[DirtyVagrant]

Divulse456 wrote...

Hey everyone.  I just got my new issue of Game Informer in the mail, and there's an interview with Casey Hudson in it.  There's nothing Tali-specific in it, of course, but he had an interesting comment that makes me think all of the living characters in ME2 will have an impact in ME3.  Here's a direct quote.

Q.) Certain party members from the first game can be recruited in ME2.  Does that mean we'll see characters from this game make a return in ME3?

A.) You will definitely be able to see characters from ME2 in ME3, as long as they're alive in the end of your story.  ... it's going to be a huge payoff for players of the ME trilogy to see what happens with all these characters and storylines started by the first two games.

No new info here, but it makes me optimistic for how BioWare wants to approach the story's resolution.  It seems they want to tie up all the loose ends, which I think will be a good thing for any romance-able characters from either the first or second game.  

Anywho, just throwing it out there.  Keelah se'lai. 

You've made me a little happier.
I kinda figured ME2 characters would have, at the minimum, a cameo but I'm really hoping for more than that. This is encouraging, thanks for posting!

[Angelraid]

sergio71785 wrote...

epoch_ wrote...

EA isn't as bad as they were. Its time for whoever's still hating them to reexamine the company.

Activision is the new devil.

Yeah, EA isn't nearly as "evil" as they once seemed.

I don't really have a problem with them publishing BioWare's stuff. It seems to me that they give BioWare complete--or very close to complete--control over their projects.

It's an absolutely beautiful thing when a talented development studio has access to tons of financial resources, while at the same time keeping complete creative control. Some notable examples of this would be Valve and Blizzard.

Sorry had to come back to say that blizzard sold out to the devil long ago after the success of WoW. They are now part of activision, and are one of the worst examples of what happens to good developers when they get rich. WoW completely massacred the story of Warcraft and the new Starcraft instalments (yes pluaral) further points to thier greed as a major motivating factor.

[alickar]

The_KFD_Case wrote...

shnizzler93 wrote...

I'm sorry if I offend anyone, but I never saw the big deal about the disc swapping. I mean, it only takes 10-15 seconds max to get off of your butt (if you're on 360) and change out the discs!

Agreed. That said, I can also appreciate the inconvenience at getting up in the middle of a game where you have found a comfortable sitting position and may be deeply immersed in the game, walk across the living room (if your Xbox 360 isn't near you) in order to change discs.

I prefer to play various games on my PC as opposed to my Xbox 360 and thus disc count is irrelevant as long as my HDD has the storage space needed and one disc serves as the operating disc. I still recall playing FF VII and BGII which had some 4 or 5 discs to switch back and forth between. Wing Commander IV was even worse.

1 disc cannot hold 90 to 100 hrs of gameplay to much info stored on disc need multiple discs to play all tht content

[shnizzler93]

The_KFD_Case wrote...

shnizzler93 wrote...

I'm sorry if I offend anyone, but I never saw the big deal about the disc swapping. I mean, it only takes 10-15 seconds max to get off of your butt (if you're on 360) and change out the discs!

Agreed. That said, I can also appreciate the inconvenience at getting up in the middle of a game where you have found a comfortable sitting position and may be deeply immersed in the game, walk across the living room (if your Xbox 360 isn't near you) in order to change discs.

I prefer to play various games on my PC as opposed to my Xbox 360 and thus disc count is irrelevant as long as my HDD has the storage space needed and one disc serves as the operating disc. I still recall playing FF VII and BGII which had some 4 or 5 discs to switch back and forth between. Wing Commander IV was even worse.

ooh, dear....i live in a rather close-quarters house, so the tv is never far away from where i sit. also, i am not a pc gamer because i simply don't have enough time for that. wish i could, because i got a new laptop for christmas, but high school forces my hand

[sergio71785]

Oh man, how I'd love if they made ME3 take advantage of PC hardware. It wouldn't directly influence the Xboxers, but imagine Tali screenshots and videos with this level of detail. (Max settings, of course, it would be scalable) 

That game literally came out at the same time as ME1, too. 

[JeanLuc761]

Personally, I think it'd be idiocy on Bioware's part to write all of the characters out and introduce an all-new cast for the finale of a trilogy. Not only would 80% of the fanbase march up to Canada and riot, but it would completely contradict all the time you spent recruiting and getting to know "the best of the best."

[Divulse456]

DirtyVagrant wrote...

Divulse456 wrote...

Stuff

You've made me a little happier.
I kinda figured ME2 characters would have, at the minimum, a cameo but I'm really hoping for more than that. This is encouraging, thanks for posting!

No prob man.  I also read somewhere else, that the romance storyline is going to be resolved.  That is, if you have a romance in both games, you have to make a choice, or the chars have issues, or something.  No specifics, but I'm sure BioWare will do an awesome job if they decide to flesh out Shepard's personal life.  Here's hoping for a Tali-resolution!

[shnizzler93]

DirtyVagrant wrote...

Divulse456 wrote...

Hey everyone.  I just got my new issue of Game Informer in the mail, and there's an interview with Casey Hudson in it.  There's nothing Tali-specific in it, of course, but he had an interesting comment that makes me think all of the living characters in ME2 will have an impact in ME3.  Here's a direct quote.

Q.) Certain party members from the first game can be recruited in ME2.  Does that mean we'll see characters from this game make a return in ME3?

A.) You will definitely be able to see characters from ME2 in ME3, as long as they're alive in the end of your story.  ... it's going to be a huge payoff for players of the ME trilogy to see what happens with all these characters and storylines started by the first two games.

No new info here, but it makes me optimistic for how BioWare wants to approach the story's resolution.  It seems they want to tie up all the loose ends, which I think will be a good thing for any romance-able characters from either the first or second game.  

Anywho, just throwing it out there.  Keelah se'lai. 

You've made me a little happier.
I kinda figured ME2 characters would have, at the minimum, a cameo but I'm really hoping for more than that. This is encouraging, thanks for posting!

this sucks, my subscription ran out on the L.A. Noire issue, and i don't have the money to get another game at gamestop, or another sub

[alickar]

sergio71785 wrote...

Oh man, how I'd love if they made ME3 take advantage of PC hardware. It wouldn't directly influence the Xboxers, but imagine Tali screenshots and videos with this level of detail. (Max settings, of course, it would be scalable) 

That game literally came out at the same time as ME1, too. 

have seen better graphics thn that on 360

[Zuranamee]

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[JeanLuc761]

Somebody1003 wrote...

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Personally, I think it'd be idiocy on Bioware's part to write all of the characters out and introduce an all-new cast for the finale of a trilogy. Not only would 80% of the fanbase march up to Canada and riot, but it would completely contradict all the time you spent recruiting and getting to know "the best of the best."

What about bringing back squaddies from ME1?

They should absolutely return, and in a big way. 
I may not be a gigantic fan of Liara or Ashley/Kaiden, but there's a reason they were unkillable in ME2.

[iNixiRir]

Zuranamee wrote...

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[Zuranamee]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Zuranamee wrote...

Technical difficulties have been defeated. We thank you for assistance.

Second one is covered though.

How do we solve that?

[JeanLuc761]

alickar wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Oh man, how I'd love if they made ME3 take advantage of PC hardware. It wouldn't directly influence the Xboxers, but imagine Tali screenshots and videos with this level of detail. (Max settings, of course, it would be scalable) 

That game literally came out at the same time as ME1, too. 

have seen better graphics thn that on 360

Name a single game on the Xbox 360 that beats Crysis.  Just one.

[Goat_Shepard]

DirtyVagrant wrote...

Divulse456 wrote...

Hey everyone.  I just got my new issue of Game Informer in the mail, and there's an interview with Casey Hudson in it.  There's nothing Tali-specific in it, of course, but he had an interesting comment that makes me think all of the living characters in ME2 will have an impact in ME3.  Here's a direct quote.

Q.) Certain party members from the first game can be recruited in ME2.  Does that mean we'll see characters from this game make a return in ME3?

A.) You will definitely be able to see characters from ME2 in ME3, as long as they're alive in the end of your story.  ... it's going to be a huge payoff for players of the ME trilogy to see what happens with all these characters and storylines started by the first two games.

No new info here, but it makes me optimistic for how BioWare wants to approach the story's resolution.  It seems they want to tie up all the loose ends, which I think will be a good thing for any romance-able characters from either the first or second game.  

Anywho, just throwing it out there.  Keelah se'lai. 

You've made me a little happier.
I kinda figured ME2 characters would have, at the minimum, a cameo but I'm really hoping for more than that. This is encouraging, thanks for posting!

Cameo...the word used to make me laugh...now it makes me Thankfully that interview makes me feel better.
Now, Casey, you have plenty of time between now and ME3 to accidently release spoilers

[sergio71785]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Oh man, how I'd love if they made ME3 take advantage of PC hardware. It wouldn't directly influence the Xboxers, but imagine Tali screenshots and videos with this level of detail. (Max settings, of course, it would be scalable) 

That game literally came out at the same time as ME1, too. 

Would be nice...but sadly they would have to down it a little to be on the 360...

Yeah of course, the Xbox version would totally be scaled back to be on par with ME1/ME2. Just saying, it would be nice to have access to those visuals on my PC. 

[JeanLuc761]

Somebody1003 wrote...
What about Wrex?

I'm perfectly fine with him staying as a "cameo."  Rallying the Krogan is a big job.

[iNixiRir]

Zuranamee wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Zuranamee wrote...

Technical difficulties have been defeated. We thank you for assistance.

Second one is covered though.

How do we solve that?

Remove it. Your signature has a limit. The one you're using right now takes up a lot of space.

[huntrrz]

Somebody1003 wrote...

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Personally, I think it'd be idiocy on Bioware's part to write all of the characters out and introduce an all-new cast for the finale of a trilogy. Not only would 80% of the fanbase march up to Canada and riot, but it would completely contradict all the time you spent recruiting and getting to know "the best of the best."

What about bringing back squaddies from ME1?

I think that's what you'll get - if you managed to kill off all your supporting squad members, you'll have those held back from ME1 so you'll at least have two to join you on missions.