HoonDing

I don't get it. Is the Warden going to be rebuilt revived by Cerberus the Mages Collective?

Replaying Mass Effect 2 with a Pansy Paragon Shepard.

At least with Zaeed there's a Paragon interrupt where Shepard whacks him in the face. I was disappointed such a badass like Zaeed didn't respond by unloading his assault rifle into Shepard. Canderous Ordo would have.

So the expansion is going to feature an Alistair clone & Morrigan clone... me not buy.

Aelfinn/Eelfinn

Looks better in Dreamfall: But for some unfathomable reason FunCom moved April's mole to her right cheek.

The problem is her face looks different in every cutscene.

Dude, it was 1999. One might as well post some PS:T cutscene snippets.

Does that include The Longest Journey?

If there were an upgrade that increases your scanner width to planet size, it would've been slightly more palatable.

BioWare should've contracted CD Projekt to design a believable, dark medieval world. Compare Vizima with Denerim. Even Drakensang's Ferdok is alive & expansive and doesn't have the same people standing at the same spots & spouting the same lines for the entire game. The endless dungeon crawling wouldn't be so tedious if one would actually face a great variety of enemies that require one to adjust tactics. As it is now, the same tactics that work at the beginning of the game, work until the very end. Cone of Cold/Blizzard followed by shattering owns everything save bosses.

I didn't even manage to romance that sex-obsessed secretary. I thought the 'romance' only worked by ignoring the other ones.

It looks like a BioWare dev opened Morrigan's face in the Character Creator and pushed the "Explode" button.

I took Legion to the Citadel... nobody seemed to care about it... but maybe it's because my Shepard went all Renegade in ME1.

A game set during the Trolloc Wars could work very well. Trollocs + Ba'alzamon/Ishamael = darkspawn + Archdemon. With the difference that the WOT setting beats Dragon Age's setting by a few parsecs. Heh, practically everything is possible. A game set during the time of Arthur Hawkwing, or even in the Age of Legends (magic + sci fi) would be interesting as well.

Almost as good as a Dune RPG.

I'd have preferred a Dune RPG, but this is almost as good. The only other WOT game was a pretty decent FPS, IIRC.

In the final cutscene of the game one can see the Reapers in Dark Space heading towards the Milky Way. But considering that travelling this way they shouldn't arrive at least thousands (if not millions) of years after ME2 (unless the Reapers are somehow capable of some ridiculously overblown faster-than-light travel), I wonder what trick they will use to enter the Milky Way & harass Shepard in ME3.

I finished the game and managed to get out without casualties. Chose Tali as tech expert, Samara as biotics expert + Miranda as first team leader, then Garrus to lead the second team & Jacob for escort service. I took along Mordin & Legion for the grande finale... I got a bit worried when Legion went slipping down a ramp after the whole mess got sorted out, but he made it after all. Also, the end boss reminded me of a certain boss from God of War.

I can think of two good remakes: Prince of Persia Classic & Tomb Raider Anniversary. They were good because they tried to stick to the originals as close as possible.

That's a pity. I was hoping to scout around with Legion much more than just his loyalty mission.

If one does the IFF mission as soon as it becomes available, does the game 'wait' until all other N7/Recruitment/Loyalty missions are finished?

Magic is so powerful that enemy mages even manage to kill themselves by casting Fireball at point blank range.

Is it even possible to fail Bucktooth's & Jacob's loyalty quest? I'm going to try having them die horribly in my Paragon replay.

Blasto?