And that's why I use a stock "John Shepard" for all my ME1 and ME2 games. No worries about a borked import!
My Shepard has imported perfectly ME1-ME2 every time, it's just not been possible to recreate the face manually using the code generated.
And that's why I use a stock "John Shepard" for all my ME1 and ME2 games. No worries about a borked import!
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Hmmm, i see what you did there bioware.
Should a 16 year old game be spoilered?
That's reaching so much it's not even funny. All those games are just recycling the classic SF tropes. You can find that same stuff in same doses going back to Lensman, and that was written back when people still lived in caves. Star Control were great games, or 2 was, but let's not pretend they're some sort of fount of original scifi ideas even in games.¨
edit: no need to take my word for it. In Lensman an alien race with psychic (biotic!) powers prepares mankind against an encounter against an enslaving alien species. The top agent of Earth joins Galactic Patrol, an elite organization of space cops...
Oh yeah, the ME3 multiplayer is good too. Surprised!
This is exactly how I feel about ME2. While others criticized the main storyline for being weak, I felt the only way to flesh out the universe was for the Reapers to take a backseat. It's an amazing experience as result that I feel differs enough from the original to warrant its existence.Really? I disagree. While the Collector story of ME2 was weak, its character stories were not only excellent but were trojan horses to flesh out the universe. We got to intimately taste a part of the krogan homeworld culture (and the weight of the genophage with Mordin's loyalty mission), the politics on the quarian fleet and their dealing with the geth while being seen as space gypsies by the rest of the galaxy, and even a bit of asari culture with getting to know their ways a bit better through Samara than we got to know through Liara in ME1.
Yes, the collectors were a weak thread, but the parts that were on that thread in ME2 were meaty, universe-defining parts that give some real impact to what happens in ME3. I wouldn't want the first time I visit the krogan homeworld to be begging for their help with the Reapers. I want to see what it's like from their perspectives, and explore the real depth of the krogan vs. salarian policy on whether or not the genophage should stay intact now that a cure is much more closer to being possible. Now, in ME3, we are armed with perspective that only ME2 could really flesh out when we actually do work these different cultures to help with the Reapers, even if it means having Shepard taking definitive sides in racial conflicts like the pro/anti-genophage argument.
In fact, it's this specific line of reasoning that I'm most looking forward to ME3.
Who is doing the OT for this, because it deserves a Dragon Age 2 style thread
I didn't like ME1 much but ME3 feels good man.
Also some quick questions:
1) Do you people have game crashes after MP matches at PC?
2) Do we get to keep our MP characters when we buy the game (PC)?
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Hmmm, i see what you did there bioware.
Should a 16 year old game be spoilered?
it is like gears of war with dialogue options. Not saying there is anything wrong with that, but I really miss mass effect 1. It was true role playing. Plus I'm not sure if it was my TV but the demo was SO DARK where is the color?
I know me1 had shooting but there is no denying how drastically different that type of gameplay is from me2 and 3
I know me1 had shooting but there is no denying how drastically different that type of gameplay is from me2 and 3
Ah yes, Reapers, the immortal race of sentiant starships allegedly waiting in darkspace. We have dismissed that claim.
I encouraged him. I don't know why, but I did. And then he conceded defeat to the rabble.
Last time I bet on a duck.
Does anyone else find the pre-order DLC scheme really offputting? ME3's release date is still two weeks away, but it's already impossible to get all of the DLC without buying multiple copies of the game. I'd really prefer to decide whether or not I want to buy a game at its release date, or even afterwards.
Does anyone else find the pre-order DLC scheme really offputting? ME3's release date is still two weeks away, but it's already impossible to get all of the DLC without buying multiple copies of the game. I'd really prefer to decide whether or not I want to buy a game at its release date, or even afterwards.
Then don't buy multiple copies of the game? I don't see the problem.
I wouldn't even consider buying multiple copies of the game. It just seems absurd to me that you need to either purchase this game several weeks in advance of its ship date or buy multiple copies in order to get all of the optional items.
I wouldn't even consider buying multiple copies of the game. It just seems absurd to me that you need to either purchase this game several weeks in advance of its ship date or buy multiple copies in order to get all of the optional items.
I wouldn't even consider buying multiple copies of the game. It just seems absurd to me that you need to either purchase this game several weeks in advance of its ship date or buy multiple copies in order to get all of the optional items.
I really hope ME3's Citadel isn't just 3 non descript mall floors, again. I miss the ME1 Citadel.
I really hope ME3's Citadel isn't just 3 non descript mall floors, again. I miss the ME1 Citadel.
Is the PC getting Hi-Res textures? Because the textures in the demo were awful.
Bioware tweeted something about hi-res textures being "built" into the final release, but who knows what they mean by that. I'd link to it but I'd have to dig through a week's worth of dumb tweets.
Mind = Blown
Thanks for the reply. Does anyone have a summary of what happens in the DLC the Arrival? I didn't play it.
Are you fucking kidding me.
Apparently it's the biggest version yet. Well, according to devs.
I hope that's actually true. Traveling around the Citadel in ME1 was always a pleasure for me.
The running in ME1 was generally pretty meh.HP_Wuvcraft said:Running outside of combat in ME has always felt odd.
I really hope ME3's Citadel isn't just 3 non descript mall floors, again. I miss the ME1 Citadel.