Shavon wrote...
When comparing ME to Lotr or Sw, I meant comparing the concept of 'trilogy' itself, not with those two specifically. I was speaking in generalities. The devs, and Casey Hudson have used them as comparisons, though.
Nope, sorry.javierabegazo wrote...
Man Ecael, you let me down, guess you must not have read Dune.... *sighs*
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
Perhaps I'm alone in the appreciation of the VA of those characters then.Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
Ah.Shavon wrote...
When comparing ME to Lotr or Sw, I meant comparing the concept of 'trilogy' itself, not with those two specifically. I was speaking in generalities. The devs, and Casey Hudson have used them as comparisons, though.
kraidy1117 wrote...
Shavon wrote...
When comparing ME to Lotr or Sw, I meant comparing the concept of 'trilogy' itself, not with those two specifically. I was speaking in generalities. The devs, and Casey Hudson have used them as comparisons, though.
ME2 is the dark second act, as many have said it, it's the empire strikes back of video games. ME2 was darker and more personal then the first.
javierabegazo wrote...
Perhaps I'm alone in the appreciation of the VA of those characters then.Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
javierabegazo wrote...
Perhaps I'm alone in the appreciation of the VA of those characters then.Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
Modifié par InvaderErl, 24 mars 2010 - 03:24 .
Well, the voice actor for Li the Turian is the same as Delan the mechanic in ME2.javierabegazo wrote...
Perhaps I'm alone in the appreciation of the VA of those characters then.Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Are you for real bro?javierabegazo wrote...
Remember Lilihierax, the turian right before the guard at the Garage on Port Hanshan? Or Opold the Hanar, or Gianna, or Anoleis, or Captain Ventralis, and the Russian scientist who gets killed by the Rachni. It's just, ME1 was really old school sci fi, and there were all these really diverse characters. I wasn't so attached to minor characters in ME2
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
Modifié par InvaderErl, 24 mars 2010 - 03:29 .
TJSolo wrote...
kraidy1117 wrote...
Shavon wrote...
When comparing ME to Lotr or Sw, I meant comparing the concept of 'trilogy' itself, not with those two specifically. I was speaking in generalities. The devs, and Casey Hudson have used them as comparisons, though.
ME2 is the dark second act, as many have said it, it's the empire strikes back of video games. ME2 was darker and more personal then the first.
lol dark. ME2 has got to be the funniest dark second act I have ever seen or played.
From all the air quotes to various comic side charcters I was in stitches from laughter on my first play through.
A lot of people say that about many of the blockbuster movies that are released, though.Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
One of the best things about Mass Effect, IMO is the fact that I as a player have the option of killing any character I don't like.Raphael diSanto wrote...
Li was cool, and seeing Gianna in ME2 again rocked.
kraidy1117 wrote...
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
Play KOTOR, that had a better story then star wars episode 1,2 and 3..........
kraidy1117 wrote...
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
No there's not only "so much you can do" you can do absolutely anything, including but not limited to hiring writers that are actually really great and creative.Ecael wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can do with a video game story...
Play KOTOR, that had a better story then star wars episode 1,2 and 3..........
Modifié par InvaderErl, 24 mars 2010 - 03:30 .
True, I'll give you that.Ecael wrote...
The Presidium Groundskeeper is just as awesome as Lilihierax though!
There are quite a few funny and/or likeable NPCs in Mass Effect 2 - they mostly happen to be Krogan or Turian.
InvaderErl wrote...
There's nothing wrong with levity and I think storytellers that know when to use it are better than one's that just hit you with DARKDARKDARKDARK over and over again.
javierabegazo wrote...
True, I'll give you that.Ecael wrote...
The Presidium Groundskeeper is just as awesome as Lilihierax though!
There are quite a few funny and/or likeable NPCs in Mass Effect 2 - they mostly happen to be Krogan or Turian.
My favorites are the two Krogan in the Citadel who, after finding out that there are in fact no fish on the presidium, one says to the other, something like "Why don't you go punch a turian, that always makes you feel better"
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