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[kraidy1117]

Well his conversations where longer then others. Hell his first conversation felt like Bioware cramed two into one, same as the second one, it felt like two cramed in one again.

[Azint]

It's a real shame. Garrus is such a lively character, it's a bizarre contrast to his shortage of conversations aboard the ship. Something I really hope they can fix.

[Ray Joel Oh]

He gets some of the best in-mission lines (imho), but I don't know about quantity. But you might be right--they both have some pretty chatty missions, and you talk to Tali a while before you even get to recruit her. But we are greedy and I will continue to whine regardless.

Edit: And whenever I think I'm asking for too much dialogue, I remember Dragon Age.  It is their own fault for spoiling me.

Modifié par Ray Joel Oh, 24 avril 2010 - 08:05 .

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

He gets some of the best lines (imho), but I don't know about quantity. But you might be right--they both have some pretty chatty missions, and you talk to Tali a while before you even get to recruit her. But we are greedy and I will continue to whine regardless.

Edit: And whenever I think I'm asking for too much dialogue, I remember Dragon Age.  It is their own fault for spoiling me.

Well that's the price of making very good games, the expectations are raised.

Garrus and Tali still have some of the best interactions in the game, imho.

Quality over quantity, I guess. Isn't that right, Jacob?

[Collider]

In case you missed any Garrus dialog:



http://masseffect.wi...Unique_dialogue



P.S, Garrus' death quote is in there (at the end of the unique dialog list) but it isn't too bad. Just a warning.

[Ray Joel Oh]

Hahaha, aw, I appreciate the warning though I've already seen the video on youtube.

I am battle-hardened.

[Collider]

I'd never watch those videos. Feels pointless to me. No one died in my universe

[kraidy1117]

Collider wrote...

I'd never watch those videos. Feels pointless to me. No one died in my universe

all 13 people survived in my game

[Azint]

Collider wrote...

I'd never watch those videos. Feels pointless to me. No one died in my universe

I watched both death scene compilations.

They really showed me how bad I would feel if I were to lose any. I lost Jacob on my first game and I did feel pretty bad. I can't imagine how I would feel if I lost characters I really like.

[kraidy1117]

Azint wrote...

Collider wrote...

I'd never watch those videos. Feels pointless to me. No one died in my universe

I watched both death scene compilations.

They really showed me how bad I would feel if I were to lose any. I lost Jacob on my first game and I did feel pretty bad. I can't imagine how I would feel if I lost characters I really like.

You lost the priiiiiiiiiiiize.

[Ray Joel Oh]

I can't not click on unpleasant links. Blame it on curiosity/masochism/self-loathing.

But their death screams make for great audio clips in BobbyThei's naughty radio shows.

Edit:  Lost Zaeed as distraction leader, reloaded.  Lost Thane as distraction leader, reloaded.  Garrus pulled it off.

Modifié par Ray Joel Oh, 24 avril 2010 - 08:16 .

[WarlordFil]

On human/turian relationships:



People of various species being with asari is probably nothing new, since everyone knows asari have only one gender and most people know that there's a stigma in asari society against pureblood children. Being with other species is an asari *norm* and a lot of members of other species find asari appealing, so asari/nonasari couples are nothing new. Turians probably got used to this when they joined the Council.



Turian/Quarian also might not be SO terribly radical because they're both dextro-amino--you'd just have to get around the quarian's health and the social stigma of dating a gypsy species.



Humans and turians, on the other hand, historically don't like each other much or trust each other much, and turians don't see humans as lesser nomads like quarians, humans are *almost rivals* and all the more hated for it. Plus the chirality/compatibility thing.



Humans are galactic newcomers and what does everyone see? Humans taking over pretty much everything and dating pretty much anyone. I can see why that would bother a lot of the aliens.

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

I can't not click on unpleasant links. Blame it on curiosity/masochism/self-loathing.

But their death screams make for great audio clips in BobbyThei's naughty radio shows.

Funny how yells of agony work so well out of context.

[Collider]

@Warlord - My thoughts too. Which is why a little drama about the interspecies romance in ME3 wouldn't hurt.

[Ray Joel Oh]

Azint wrote...

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

I can't not click on unpleasant links. Blame it on curiosity/masochism/self-loathing.

But their death screams make for great audio clips in BobbyThei's naughty radio shows.

Funny how yells of agony work so well out of context.../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png

Le petite mort, awhawhaw

Collider wrote...

@Warlord - My thoughts too. Which is why a little drama about the interspecies romance in ME3 wouldn't
hurt.

Plus it's just good storytelling to follow through on things like that.  If there's a gun in the room, somebody should shoot it.

Modifié par Ray Joel Oh, 24 avril 2010 - 08:22 .

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Le petite mort, awhawhaw

Bizarre dans ce contexte.

[Ray Joel Oh]

Azint wrote...

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Le petite mort, awhawhaw

Bizarre dans ce contexte.

Hey, maybe being carried off by bees is really really fun!

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Plus it's just good storytelling to follow through on things like that.  If there's a gun in the room, somebody should shoot it.

Shoot the gun, or use the gun to shoot?

[Ray Joel Oh]

Azint wrote...

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Plus it's just good storytelling to follow through on things like that.  If there's a gun in the room, somebody should shoot it.

Shoot the gun, or use the gun to shoot?

It's a writing convention, I think it might be from something hitchcock said.  If you have a scene with a gun in the room, the audience expects somebody to use it.  If you foreshadow some opportunity for drama, you shouldn't just leave it hanging.

Modifié par Ray Joel Oh, 24 avril 2010 - 08:29 .

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Hey, maybe being carried off by bees is really really fun!

Alternatively:


The drama of the scene would greatly suffer if either were used...

Modifié par Azint, 24 avril 2010 - 08:29 .

[Collider]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Azint wrote...

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

Plus it's just good storytelling to follow through on things like that.  If there's a gun in the room, somebody should shoot it.

Shoot the gun, or use the gun to shoot?

It's a writing convention, I think it might be from something hitchcock said.  If you have a scene with a gun in the room, the audience expects somebody to use it.  If you foreshadow some opportunity for drama, you shouldn't just leave it hanging.

Given how adamant that reporter seems to be for villyifying Shepard as an alien lover, I can totally see her injecting some more drama that way.

[Azint]

Ray Joel Oh wrote...

It's a writing convention, I think it might be from something hitchcock said.  If you have a scene with a gun in the room, the audience expects somebody to use it.  If you foreshadow some opportunity for drama, you shouldn't just leave it hanging.

"If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off. If it's not going to be fired, it shouldn't be hanging there."
—Anton Chekhov

Chekhov's Gun

I was just teasing.

[Ray Joel Oh]

That's what Nicholas Cage sounds like in intimate moments.

Here's the thing I was thinking of: Chekov's Gun.
“If you show a loaded gun in the first act, you better shoot it in the second act.”

Ya beat me.

Hurp durp

Modifié par Ray Joel Oh, 24 avril 2010 - 08:36 .

[Collider]

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[Azint]

Collider wrote...

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