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[KomanderDrake]

In the wise words of Joker "I think Garrus finally worked that stick out of his ass, but now he's beating people to death with it".

One thing I loved about ME1 was the conversations I had with my two wingmen, Wrex and Garrus. They both had problems and beliefs which I influenced at some point in the game. one of the few things I dont like about ME2 is the fact that Garrus is always calibrating those DAMN THANIX CANNONS!!! I had more fun talking to Grunt than to Garrus, which was not usual for me back in ME1 (I prefered Turians over Krogan. If given the chance, id play the game as a Turian instead of a human). Its quite very obvious if Bioware wants to make the max outta the character relationship system, they should record way more dialogue for each character to make them more diverse. I dont wanna pull the same crap around on ME3... I wanna be able to hear new conversations with each character up until the last 3 hours of the game. At that point, I will in fact feel satisfied with what a character has talked, but I foundmyself going down to the crew floor  at times just to see if Garrus wanted to talk. The only decent conversation i pulled outta him was that time he was at a Turian warship sparring with a female Turian as a rivalry and ended up rolled in the bedsheets with her.

BTW... Female Turians for ME3!!!! (I havent seen one to date, same with female krogan (I know that because of urdnot policy, the females are supposed to be kept safe and away from anyone except aproved urdnot mating males) and salarians)

Modifié par KomanderDrake, 17 mars 2010 - 03:13 .

[GiroX-]

I agree that they should expand on the NPC's dialog, but I dont personally talk to my squadmates outside of whats necessary tbh haha.

[Sigma Tauri]

thought about rolling in the sheets with him?

[Cabal002]

Could of sworn there was a female krogan on Tuchanka, up by where the shaman was: she was one of the two diplomats there, says something like she represented the female clan and had no time for you...But I didn't pay more attention to how she looked.



More npc-to-npc interactions on the ship would be nice though. Right now it seems only shepard is the one moving around the ship.



ME2 was very human-centric, but ME3 will probably have more exposure to the ruling non-human species.

[-Skorpious-]

Cabal002 wrote...

Could of sworn there was a female krogan on Tuchanka, up by where the shaman was: she was one of the two diplomats there, says something like she represented the female clan and had no time for you...But I didn't pay more attention to how she looked. 

Not a female, but a male representative. 

And about Garrus; leave him alone, the man has the most important job in the trilogy - his unwavering (and not to mention unhealthy) determination for calibrations will eventually allow the Normandy's main cannons to have an impact detonation similar to that of a Death Star. 

Modifié par -Skorpious-, 17 mars 2010 - 05:45 .

[Iz Stoik zI]

Quick question Skorpious... How did you get that sweet forum avatar?

[KomanderDrake]

Correct... the male representative was using a mask and his voice just denoted the fact that "he" was.



I admire garru's handywork with the Thanix Cannons but he had a much more prominent interaction role in ME1... ME2 just felt like they dumbed him down a bit.

[Sigma Tauri]

KomanderDrake wrote...

Correct... the male representative was using a mask and his voice just denoted the fact that "he" was.

I admire garru's handywork with the Thanix Cannons but he had a much more prominent interaction role in ME1... ME2 just felt like they dumbed him down a bit.

He wasn't dumbed down. You were just forced to pursue a relationship if you want to know him better.

[Homebound]

needs moar squad banter.