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Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
I lol'd at clicking that link.MMA7FF wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
hahaha omg i just saw that earlier tonight that kid has a serious problem..........<_<
still funny as hell tho^_^
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
that doesnt answer my question why would you shove a remote up your butt in in anger...Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
keelah se'laiAzint wrote...
Alright thank you all for the fun reads, did not contribut much myself to the conversation, but good night anyways. And congrats on your wedding.
keelah se'laiAzint wrote...
Alright thank you all for the fun reads, did not contribut much myself to the conversation, but good night anyways. And congrats on your wedding.
MMA7FF wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
hahaha omg i just saw that earlier tonight that kid has a serious problem..........<_<
still funny as hell tho^_^
Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
I did finally quit the game a while back, and never (well, almost never) regretted it. It's a great game, but it breeds drama and it's all-consuming.
Modifié par Default137, 24 février 2010 - 08:25 .
An act of god... or being poor.DreadvasNormandy wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
What would it take for you to stop playing a MMO-version of Mass Effect?
Keelah Se'Lai, Azint.Azint wrote...
Alright thank you all for the fun reads, did not contribut much myself to the conversation, but good night anyways. And congrats on your wedding.
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
Keelah Se'Lai, Azint.Azint wrote...
Alright thank you all for the fun reads, did not contribut much myself to the conversation, but good night anyways. And congrats on your wedding.
I have to agree with Default's points, since they are very similar to my own. Tali will be back, damnit! We must have faith in the awesome power that is Bioware!
Modifié par wolfstanus, 24 février 2010 - 08:21 .
im very concerned with the fact he was compelled to shove a remote up his butt it makes no sense!!!Sleepicub09 wrote...
I don't kno why but MMA7FF confusion makes me lol
Modifié par MMA7FF, 24 février 2010 - 08:22 .
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
I did finally quit the game a while back, and never (well, almost never) regretted it. It's a great game, but it breeds drama and it's all-consuming.
Nice to see someone knows what I mean. It really is far too time consuming, and I also find it unsatisying in the
sense that unlike Bioware's games, in WoW none of my actions impact the story in any manner whatsoever.
@MMA7FF: To answer your question, it's easy to become addicted to an MMO like WoW, since it provides you with a VERY efficient time drain. (Much more than you'd like, I'd say.) A lot of the players in the game are teenagers who feel like they are entitled to a lot and that they are always right, meaning that even a hint of disagreement sparks a pointless exchange of insults that lasts for about 20 minutes. The kid in the video just happens to have much more severe temper issues than most.
@Dread: If a ME MMO really did come out, it would make my decade. Mass Effect became my favorite game series ever since it started. And it would be extremely hard not to want to play it all the time.
Modifié par Jakegnosis, 24 février 2010 - 08:23 .
It dosn't matter who stole whos cloudsong... Because Tali ninjaed it.Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
I did finally quit the game a while back, and never (well, almost never) regretted it. It's a great game, but it breeds drama and it's all-consuming.
Nice to see someone knows what I mean. It really is far too time consuming, and I also find it unsatisying in the
sense that unlike Bioware's games, in WoW none of my actions impact the story in any manner whatsoever.
@MMA7FF: To answer your question, it's easy to become addicted to an MMO like WoW, since it provides you with a VERY efficient time drain. (Much more than you'd like, I'd say.) A lot of the players in the game are teenagers who feel like they are entitled to a lot and that they are always right, meaning that even a hint of disagreement sparks a pointless exchange of insults that lasts for about 20 minutes. The kid in the video just happens to have much more severe temper issues than most.
@Dread: If a ME MMO really did come out, it would make my decade. Mass Effect became my favorite game series ever since it started. And it would be extremely hard not to want to play it all the time.
I had it better than most; my guild had a strict 21+ age limit, so the only horrible, entitled brats I had to deal with were at least adults. Still, WoW has a way of turning the most even-tempered individuals into catty little whiners.
WoW for me was all about the cooperative aspect; when it went smoothly, there's nothing else in gaming like 25 people all working together seamlessly to take down a boss. It was too much work and drama for the occasional transcendant gaming experience.
Default137 wrote...
The chance of crewmembers not coming back is so amazingly slim...
The only reason Kaiden/Liara/Ashley got put aside was because we already had to large a crew, and they have roles in ME3, thats it, its not because "it arr to hurd to write gud", or anything stupid like that, but because you are going on a suicide mission, and they need Liara for the Shadow Broker plot, and Kaiden/Ashley to either get you back in the Alliance, start the game, or be found on the mission they were doing, prompting the start of the ME3 plot.
I mean, look at the facts, out of the five crewmembers that survived ME1, two are still with you, are fully voiced out, with loyalty quests and everything, the other ones are all set up as important in ME3, which means each of their questlines is probably very heavy main quest stuff for ME3, so they couldn't just have them killed off, as it would ruin ME3, unlike the consequences of killing a minor character who only offers a sidequest.
And what purpose would all of ME2 have? The entire game's premise was that of gathering an elite squad of the best to do an impossible mission, while I could see a few leaving, most are going to stick around, I see no reason why Miranda, Jacob, Legion, Tali, Mordin, or Garrus would leave, and Samara/Grunt would easily rejoin the crew when they learned what was at stake ( MASSIVE BATTLE? )
I don't know I don't think he was in right mind... wait a minute duh he wasn't in his right mindMMA7FF wrote...
im very concerned with the fact he was compelled to shove a remote up his butt it makes no sense!!!Sleepicub09 wrote...
I don't kno why but MMA7FF confusion makes me lol
Jakegnosis wrote...
Default137 wrote...
The chance of crewmembers not coming back is so amazingly slim...
The only reason Kaiden/Liara/Ashley got put aside was because we already had to large a crew, and they have roles in ME3, thats it, its not because "it arr to hurd to write gud", or anything stupid like that, but because you are going on a suicide mission, and they need Liara for the Shadow Broker plot, and Kaiden/Ashley to either get you back in the Alliance, start the game, or be found on the mission they were doing, prompting the start of the ME3 plot.
I mean, look at the facts, out of the five crewmembers that survived ME1, two are still with you, are fully voiced out, with loyalty quests and everything, the other ones are all set up as important in ME3, which means each of their questlines is probably very heavy main quest stuff for ME3, so they couldn't just have them killed off, as it would ruin ME3, unlike the consequences of killing a minor character who only offers a sidequest.
And what purpose would all of ME2 have? The entire game's premise was that of gathering an elite squad of the best to do an impossible mission, while I could see a few leaving, most are going to stick around, I see no reason why Miranda, Jacob, Legion, Tali, Mordin, or Garrus would leave, and Samara/Grunt would easily rejoin the crew when they learned what was at stake ( MASSIVE BATTLE? )
My thoughts exactly.
wolfstanus wrote...
It dosn't matter who stole whos cloudsong... Because Tali ninjaed it.Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
Jakegnosis wrote...
Lone_Wolf0 wrote...
If you haven't played World of Warcraft and talked to some of the people on there it's hard to understand.MMA7FF wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sleepicub09 wrote...
extremely self if tali not in the game I'll do thisAzint wrote...
I think it's a pretty safe bet that Tali will not be down-played for ME3. Unless of course someone had her die...
seriously what compelled him to shove the remote up his ass.................
Ironically, I'm trying to quit the game, since I have many other better things to do. Such as playing ME 2 and finishing exploring the galaxy alongside Tali and Legion.
I did finally quit the game a while back, and never (well, almost never) regretted it. It's a great game, but it breeds drama and it's all-consuming.
Nice to see someone knows what I mean. It really is far too time consuming, and I also find it unsatisying in the
sense that unlike Bioware's games, in WoW none of my actions impact the story in any manner whatsoever.
@MMA7FF: To answer your question, it's easy to become addicted to an MMO like WoW, since it provides you with a VERY efficient time drain. (Much more than you'd like, I'd say.) A lot of the players in the game are teenagers who feel like they are entitled to a lot and that they are always right, meaning that even a hint of disagreement sparks a pointless exchange of insults that lasts for about 20 minutes. The kid in the video just happens to have much more severe temper issues than most.
@Dread: If a ME MMO really did come out, it would make my decade. Mass Effect became my favorite game series ever since it started. And it would be extremely hard not to want to play it all the time.
I had it better than most; my guild had a strict 21+ age limit, so the only horrible, entitled brats I had to deal with were at least adults. Still, WoW has a way of turning the most even-tempered individuals into catty little whiners.
WoW for me was all about the cooperative aspect; when it went smoothly, there's nothing else in gaming like 25 people all working together seamlessly to take down a boss. It was too much work and drama for the occasional transcendant gaming experience.
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