So you're not intending to play ME2?

 

But what about the awesome mech-Shepherd you get when you go all evil?

We could use a few mechs for ops like this.

Also, we need skull guns.

mech-Shepherd???

 

I'm on.

You guys miss all the cool bits.

 

 

I wonder if the good shepherd gets prettier(how would you be more "human"?) as the game goes on?

You guys miss all the cool bits.

 

 

I wonder if the good shepherd gets prettier(how would you be more "human"?) as the game goes on?

Dunno, but you can see small, slightly glowing marks on Shep's face in gameplay videos.

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@Oner: Evil glowing marks or goody-two-shoes fairy dust marks?

 

Maybe the Reapers are just misunderstood and wanted to give everyone hugs and puppies all along?

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Purkake

@Oner: Evil glowing marks or goody-two-shoes fairy dust marks?

Very light shade of red/almost meat pink.

Maybe you'll get to become an evil mech or a good bio-engineered paladin?

Maybe you'll get to become an evil mech or a good bio-engineered paladin?

Cyber-daemon vs techno-angel. \m/

 

Also, bio paladin=biodin?

If it weren't Bioware you could also turn it around and make the ugly mech actually be the good guy who does what he must(actual sacrifices) and the pretty bio-dude the prissy guy who takes the easy way out.

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Purkake

If it weren't Bioware you could also turn it around and make the ugly mech actually be the good guy who does what he must(actual sacrifices) and the pretty bio-dude the prissy guy who takes the easy way out.

I wanna do something like that if I ever (read: not in this lifetime) get myself around to learn scripting and using a game making engine.

" The charm and intimidation skills that unlocked special conversation options in the first game have been melded into the Paragon/Renegade system, which now unlocks options based on how much of a swell guy or jerk you've been. "

I really don't like that one. I'm OK with taking the conversation skills out, as they didn't add much to the first game and generally led to very poorly written ("you should reconsider" "oh, yeah, you're right") conversations-as-cover-for-a-skill-check. But this essentially ensure that, as in KotOR, the metagaming utility of conversation choices is going to trump roleplaying. Players will pick early on whether to go from the top or bottom of the dialogue wheel, and just do that over and over again for the rest of the game, or else risk the ineffectiveness of their character when higher level checks start coming in. They might as well just make it an option at character creation and take the dialogue choices out altogether.

 

Maybe the companion loyalty meters can make this a bit more complex, but I'm not optimistic.

If it weren't Bioware you could also turn it around and make the ugly mech actually be the good guy who does what he must(actual sacrifices) and the pretty bio-dude the prissy guy who takes the easy way out.

I wanna do something like that if I ever (read: not in this lifetime) get myself around to learn scripting and using a game making engine.

As long as I get my royalties

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Purkake

If it weren't Bioware you could also turn it around and make the ugly mech actually be the good guy who does what he must(actual sacrifices) and the pretty bio-dude the prissy guy who takes the easy way out.

I wanna do something like that if I ever (read: not in this lifetime) get myself around to learn scripting and using a game making engine.

As long as I get my royalties

Royal buttkick? Sure, as many as you want.

What bothers me is that the review didn't know why he was getting paragon or renegade points. Bioware needs to be clear about what this ethical system means.

 

Anyways, a norwegian magazine leaked what looks to be the day one extra squadmate: Canderous? translate

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Maria Caliban

I'm really interested to see how much of a jerk you'll have to be to actually develop creepy cyber eyes. Or do you really piss someone off and they'll give you cyber eyes out of spite?

 

@Maria: That is a really appealing picture of him...

 

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Purkake

I'm really interested to see how much of a jerk you'll have to be to actually develop creepy cyber eyes. Or do you really piss someone off and they'll give you cyber eyes out of spite?

 

@Maria: That is a really appealing picture of him...

 

 

God those graphics are nice. I seriously thought it was a frame from a movie or something.

Yeah, a very bright horror movie with people who have their mouths sewn shut

I wanna look like Arnold in T1 regardless of how douchy Ive been behaving. And they'd better not make it impossible to do nasty stuff just because you're mostly Paragon, I want to be able to treat annoying NPCs like dirt and murder the occasional Salarian just out of boredom.

The bounty hunter guy needs a beard and a gritty old man voice.

The bounty hunter guy needs a beard and a gritty old man voice.

I don't think fish have beards. Maybe he could get one of those angler fish thingies...

 

The eternal question:

 

Is Shepard a replicant?

The eternal question:

 

Is Shepard a replicant?

Only if he finds little origami unicorns on his doorstep.

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Purkake

I can make the origami unicorn from BR and put it on Bio office doorstep, does that suffice?

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by RPGmasterBoo

The bounty hunter guy needs a beard and a gritty old man voice.

I don't think fish have beards. Maybe he could get one of those angler fish thingies...

Not the assassin, the bounty hunter.