Go to Mass Effect 2\BioGame\Movies and change the extension of the following files to .bak:

...

I'll give that a try, thanks

Go to Mass Effect 2\BioGame\Movies and change the extension of the following files to .bak:

...

I'll give that a try, thanks

Don't do it man.

 

Once you hack, you can't go back.

Go to Mass Effect 2\BioGame\Movies and change the extension of the following files to .bak:

...

I'll give that a try, thanks

Don't do it man.

 

Once you hack, you can't go back.

You don't know hack, Jag. I live by the credo "real men don't take backups"

That's pretty EXTREME, commander.

Edited February 25, 201015 yr by 213374U

I delete data like you on the way to real errors.

Is there a mission or encounter involving Corporal Toombs? Shepard received an angry e-mail from that pansy in my first Renegade playthrough, but it never became more than that.

Probably (Hopefully) in ME 3.

Shepard received an angry e-mail from that pansy in my first Renegade playthrough, but it never became more than that.

You pretty much described all my emails on ME2.

Yeah, everyone talks real tough in safety behind their keyboard and... uh...

Yeah, everyone talks real tough in safety behind their keyboard and... uh...

Only when my boss isn't looking over my shoulder.

Yeah, everyone talks real tough in safety behind their keyboard and... uh...

Only when my boss isn't looking over my shoulder.

I didn't know you were married.

 

These two, on the other hand, should be:

 

 

Keelah!

 

 

 

 

Don't diss my guy! Chino-Latino Down's Syndrome Shepards need Tali loving too!

 

Why did they even include this bedroom invite feature? It's good for nothing!

...er, except with Kelly, that is.

Edited February 25, 201015 yr by Tel Aviv

No the animations are just horrible, it was completely worthless.

It's incredibly creepy, actually.

It's incredibly creepy, actually.

*tsk tsk*

 

Kids these days. They know nothing of romance and affection.

Firewalker DLC announced for late March. 5 missions in the Hammerhead (That's the new hovertank you get), all free to Cerberus Network people.

I wonder if you can still gun down opponents with your fires-at-the-speed-of-light cannon while you easily dodge their painfully slow rockets and glowythings.

Firewalker DLC announced for late March. 5 missions in the Hammerhead (That's the new hovertank you get), all free to Cerberus Network people.

... free? Oh damn, that's really generous.

Firewalker DLC announced for late March. 5 missions in the Hammerhead (That's the new hovertank you get), all free to Cerberus Network people.

 

So the Hammerhead is not DLC to be announced at GDC. So I wonder if that DLC is Kasumi or the rumored Liara/Shadow Broker DLC. Either way the DLC seems to be a lot better then ME1 and DA efforts.

"Yeah, everyone talks real tough in safety behind their keyboard and... uh..."

 

 

 

P.S. DLC sound scool.

 

Download the Firewalker pack and gain access to 5 new missions featuring the Hammerhead. The Hammerhead is a heavy assault vehicle that hovers over the battlefield at up to 120 kilometers per hour and features a guided missile system ensuring accuracy even during aggressive maneuvering. Coming late March, free to all Cerberus Network members!

 

So, 5 linear fast-paced shooting galleries can be expected? Well the price is right, so I'm not complaining. It might be fun even.

Next DLC - Mass Effect 2: Racer.

Concerning Legion's loyalty mission:

 

 

Anyone else feels that the decision in that quest (and the morality point reward) is inconsistent with what's being done? Or perhaps Bio has an ace up their sleeve with regards to this for ME3 and they were intentionally playing games with this quest?

 

Legion specifically remarks that "Geth believe that every sapient species should self-determine"... which is the exact opposite of what the "Paragon" option does. In this case, destroying the Heretics is both a necessity motivated by self-defense and consistent with Geth creed. However, the game seems to suggest the opposite, with rewriting being presented as the more merciful choice. By rewriting the Heretics, Shep is sending the message that he doesn't care much for synthetic self-determination, and is thus making the Heretics' logic seem more valid. Only now, the former Heretics and their intact memories are an integral part of the Geth. Smells funny, no?

 

 

I can't solve this dilemma.

Concerning Legion's loyalty mission:

 

 

Anyone else feels that the decision in that quest (and the morality point reward) is inconsistent with what's being done? Or perhaps Bio has an ace up their sleeve with regards to this for ME3 and they were intentionally playing games with this quest?

 

Legion specifically remarks that "Geth believe that every sapient species should self-determine"... which is the exact opposite of what the "Paragon" option does. In this case, destroying the Heretics is both a necessity motivated by self-defense and consistent with Geth creed. However, the game seems to suggest the opposite, with rewriting being presented as the more merciful choice. By rewriting the Heretics, Shep is sending the message that he doesn't care much for synthetic self-determination, and is thus making the Heretics' logic seem more valid. Only now, the former Heretics and their intact memories are an integral part of the Geth. Smells funny, no?

 

 

I can't solve this dilemma.

 

 

Both options deny the heretics the possibility to self-determinate. The difference is that the Renegade choice is permanent. As with many moral decisions in this game there is not a distinction between black and white but between gray and grayer.

 

Killing is seldom considered paragon as it can't be reversed.

 

Edited February 26, 201015 yr by Chrisimo

You can call Legion out on this and it says something along the lines of '

they are just presented with the "loyalist" viewpoint and reevaluate their position

'*.

Which doesn't really make sense, but whatever.

 

*probably partially remembering wrong

Edited February 26, 201015 yr by Oner