MrBrown

According to Gaider, this was because of circumstances out of Bio's control.

She admits being wrong and destroys the mirror herself in the rivalry path. You were being too nice to her.

This is why you don't reveal plot points early. They will sound idiotic, without any explanation, even if the actual explanation might be good.

What's this supposed to mean?

Legal reasons, probably. They made more ME comics, didn't they? I guess they weren't dissatisfied with it.

In the last thread, importing from ME1 to ME2 was discussed. You can create your own "import" by using Gibbed's ME2 savegame editor (google to get it). This method doesn't give you any of the game mechanical benefits of importing a high level ME1 character (though you can obviously use the editor to get some of those), it just allows you to set the ME1 plot flags to your preference. To do this: 1. Start a new game in ME2. Save when you are able to. 2. Open said save in the editor, => Set flags under Plot -> ME1 to your liking. => Set Raw -> Plot -> End Game State to LivedtoFightAgain => Save new savegame. Note that you need to follow the filenaming format, or ME2 won't read it. 3. Open ME2, and select New Game -> import ME2 character, and select the new save.

You can use a savegame editor to create an import, if you want.

Probably. I'd say it depends on the sales more than people on the internet say. I knew that framed-narrative thing would bite them in the behind the moment I heard of it.

The 3rd episode hasn't aired yet. HBO has a listing of the characters. (In short, yes they are.)

His teeth are too white.

IIRC, said expert worked already on Jade Empire. But yes, I'm pretty sure they had some expert create the fantasy languages.

There's only one brother/sister hookup (IIRC, with on-screen characters anyway). Viserys is just slightly nutty, and likes to abuse Daenerys. But no sex there, just nipple-pinching.

First post-release DLC is... item packs. Well, they did a big bunch of those for ME2, so I guess it was to be expected. Some of the armor look really fancy. http://dragonage.bioware.com/da2/addon/

There will be more fantasy elements as it goes on, but in the 4 books so far, nothing even close to the level of your usual fantasy RPG. The drive of the story is the characters and the roles they play in the overall plot and setting. If you can't get into that stuff, you won't like it. Fighter is right though; it has a book's pacing, and all the characters will probably feel really hollow at this point (they certainly did for me with the book!). Oh, and the series has a really high death count. Don't expect anyone to survive forever.

I'm so devastated they took out the nipple pinching from that one scene. Never gonna watch another episode.

There's an additional mod for easytutu (available on it's page), that allows you to set respawning percentages. I'm not sure what the problem with spawning was though, I never felt like it was a problem.

It lists some other important bugs fixed, mainly Merril's quest and Isabela's Thumbs Up! Should be enough for people having problems with those.

What. Starcraft2 is dumbed down, cause unit pathfinding actually works now, so it takes less skill to play.

... Or you could just have the firearms-skill have an effect on something else than aiming. Such as, damage, being able to use said weapons, ammo-usage, whatever scifi-reason you can come up with, etc...

This must be cheap labor. Why pay good money for good animation when it can be outsourced for a fraction of the price. People don't actually like this art style... do they?

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-...ss-effect-games you are now imagining Shepard with anime eyes

BG2, DAO, and basically all other Bio games. Yeah, my expectations aren't quite that high. I think BIO has a good track record of fixing bugs that actually totally screw up a play-through. So I think there's a good chance Thumbs Up will get fixed, as it has done for some players. Otherwise, I agree with you. DA:O actually has a pretty good modding scene, with a bunch of neat fix-type mods for it. Including a fix-pack, auto-looter (love this!), skip-the-fade, and some others. But nothing on the level of Baldurdash or Weimer's stuff, yeah.

I wouldn't hold my breath for that one. It wasn't discovered until some weeks after release, and seems to be a bit complex in how it works, so it might take more time to fix. I'm assuming most of the 100 fixes is stuff Bio had discovered after going gold.

It's mostly side-quests, and the cameo's from a few NPCs from DA:O. That said, you're obviously required to use different backgrounds to see any difference. The "default" option, the first on the list in character creation, mostly contains the good/peaceful solutions to quests.