lol, too good to pass up.Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Ah see, you had to go there didn't you?
Yeah, you'd have to be a pretty ruthless Shepard to turn on her in that scene, interesting mission overall though - wasn't impressed with shepard's dancing thoBarbarossa2010 wrote...
ME2 Situation Report (ME2 SPOILERS FOLLOW);
Have completed most loyalty missions and Firewalker missions are complete. Especially liked the graphic rendering of the last firewalker mission. Grander scales are better than just about anything I’ve seen yet.
Shepard is at full Paragon (helps a lot) and his player has finally got the hang of interrupt.
Finished Samara’s mission and…wow, talking about walking a minefield with Morinth. That’s one evil beeotch, genetic defects aside, she had to go down. I didn’t know what to expect with her and was looking forward to it. Had to go a bit Renegade, but in the end, it was an easy choice, I chose Samara. I really felt empathy for her and her character is so regal and upstanding.
Yep, its one of my favourite parts of the game, not to mention the fleet itself being alluded to regulary in the first game, its certainly gratifying to finally get to investigate the place. Shepard has some pretty good lines during the trial if he speaks up on Tali's behalf - as you say, strong emotions throughout, brilliant overall setup and superbly executed.Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Yes on Tali, just finished last night. It was awesome. I was looking forward to seeing the Migrant Fleet, and I was not disappointed. I admit it, I’m a Quarian fan. They’re emotional people balanced by technical wizardry. They improvise, adapt and overcome. You really wonder what they look like under those suits. Very poignant excerpts throughout the mission though; Tali’s voice cracking at seeing her father was moving. The best VA I’ve run into thus far imo. Perhaps the most I’ve been moved in ME. Retaking the lab was great; enjoyed the advancing Geth. They were very aggressive, very challenging.
The trial was cool and Shepard set Tali up as the hero of the universe. He didn’t expose her father and she is truly Tali Zorah vas Normandy now. Tried to convince the Admiralty to forego war on the Geth. Don’t think they were listening.
lol, now you know where she's hiding out Barbarossa, I tell you, DA2 will take place on board the migrant fleet.Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Regarding the admirals: I don’t know why, but two characters I liked in DA:O (and spared) came to mind during our discussions prior to leaving for the lab.J J J J
It was a nice bone, oh and that statue at Hock’s had me chuckling while Shepard was huddled behind destructible cover fumbling around for his inferno ammo switch. Actually forgot I was in a battle for a moment.
I still can't decide which i hate more between planet scanning or the mako - would it have been so much trouble to actually come up with an enjoyable, non-tedious minigame of sorts to acquire the resources. ME2 falls down a bit here since you have to sit for periods searching out the "rich" planets, hit a few of those and you're sorted for a while at least.Barbarossa2010 wrote...
Bottom line: Tali’s mission, best yet. I replayed it three times.
Hate planet scanning. Pretty much want to slice my carotid open.
Prefer the shuttle to the Mako. There IS a merciful Maker up there somewhere.
Yeah, that was another interesting little diversion - the guy had his own harem didn't he, I think I left him on the planet along with the crazed inhabitantsBarbarossa2010 wrote...
Really enjoyed smacking Zaeed. Thought Jacob’s father was a monstrous coward, but handed him over to the Alliance anyway.
I can't remember exactly when it occurs, but something big will happen pretty soon and you'll want to react to it immediately or something bad will happen. Don't want to spoil anything for you... just don't leave it like I did.Barbarossa2010 wrote...
I really liked the space graphics at the Collector Ship and the Migrant Fleet. Don’t know why that caught my eye, but I thought the rendering was much more realistic and it drew me in. There was texture and richness in it. A welcome relief from sterile clarity. That’s probably a weird point, but I did feel like I was really in a deep, dark part of the galaxy in those two scenes.
Still have some things to do (IFF, Activation, etc) before committing to the Omega 4 Relay. I will probably be triple checking everything for a day or two. I feel it’s about to get ugly pretty quick.
And on morrigan, did Sacred Ashes morrigan have the feathers on her shoulder? I personally prefer the final game version myself.
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