[QUOTE=phaedon;29354095]It's a translation mistake class according to Christina Norman. :v:
No new classes in ME3.[/QUOTE]
small letdown, i mean i would remove the least played class and replace it with something new. if it fails nothing of value was lost.
that would be engineer if I remember the me2 statistics correctly
[editline]22nd April 2011[/editline]
also why the hell do they feature the sniper as james sanders, some bioware moderator said he isn't the sniper on bsn, yet game magazines have him as posterboy for the new character
[QUOTE=phaedon;29353614]Wait.
If TIM is voiced by Martin Sheen, then who will...
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Nevermind.[/QUOTE]
[img]http://gordonandthewhale.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/emilio_estevez.jpg[/img]
Now that would be cool.
[QUOTE=phaedon;29353614]Wait.
If TIM is voiced by Martin Sheen, then who will...
[img_thumb]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-S_TNuhVWr6I/TYy_d_3lBgI/AAAAAAAAG2s/MCy1rjh2RAU/s1600/charlie_sheen.jpg[/img_thumb]
Nevermind.[/QUOTE]
Charlie Sheen defeats the Reapers by forcing them to endure a 72 hour binge of drink, drugs and hookers.
Charlie Sheen Shepard: What you mean, you emptied already 2 syringes of sedative into me? Didn't even feel the needle go in there...
[editline]22nd April 2011[/editline]
would love to see that as renegade option in a certain dlc
[QUOTE=phaedon;29354095]It's a translation mistake class according to Christina Norman. :v:
No new classes in ME3.[/QUOTE]
That sucks. I was hoping for something along the lines of a melee class too.
[QUOTE=phaedon;29353614]Wait.
If TIM is voiced by Martin Sheen, then who will...
[img_thumb]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-S_TNuhVWr6I/TYy_d_3lBgI/AAAAAAAAG2s/MCy1rjh2RAU/s1600/charlie_sheen.jpg[/img_thumb]
Nevermind.[/QUOTE]
The Illusive Brat.
When they've released ME3, what will they do after that? Perhaps a DLC or two and maybe some patching here and there but, after that?
[QUOTE=God dammit;29355461]When they've released ME3, what will they do after that? Perhaps a DLC or two and maybe some patching here and there but, after that?[/QUOTE]
Hudson says that they don't want to end the franchise at ME3, and that an MMO 'makes sense'.
They will end Shepards storyline so releasing new missions and stuff as DLC after completing ME3 might feel a bit weird
[QUOTE=phaedon;29355542]Hudson says that they don't want to end the franchise at ME3, and that an MMO 'makes sense'.[/QUOTE]
Well I'm hope they don't make one if it ends up like ToR. Spend all their money on voice acting, and their art design sucks. If I saw a screenshot of it before it was announced, I honestly would've called it a Clone Wars game.
Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3
One thing I don't understand in ME2 is why does the ship waste fuel after accelerating to cruise speed, I mean when you travel between systems, if you release the mouse it stops while in space any object would fly indefinitely unless stopped by some force. Unless this is some FTL mumbo-jumbo I don't know
[QUOTE=phaedon;29356042]Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3[/QUOTE]
[quote]This video covers a lot of ground, check it out below to not only learn about Garrus, but also about the original design of the Turians and [b]the difficulties behind creating a Quarian's face.[/b][/quote]
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[QUOTE=lexus04;29356099]One thing I don't understand in ME2 is why does the ship waste fuel after accelerating to cruise speed, I mean when you travel between systems, if you release the mouse it stops while in space any object would fly indefinitely unless stopped by some force. Unless this is some FTL mumbo-jumbo I don't know[/QUOTE]
Just for gameplay purposes I guess, the ship does slightly drift for a second though.
Ooooooo, Garrus is going to look really nice in ME3 :buddy:
[QUOTE=Cree8ive;29356162]?[/QUOTE]
It's probably the eyes and the nose
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;29353658]I'm kinda skeptic to New York. I mean yeah they could probably do it well, But everything takes place in New York. Why could we not have aliens invading and fucking up Copenhagen or something for a change[/QUOTE]
Why would they want to? Fly tens of millions of km through space to attack Denmark? That would be the global equivalent of someone invading the US just so they could bomb and destroy Fort Dodge, Iowa. If you want to kill lots of people and make an impact, go for a large city with serious industry and shit like that. New York and Los Angeles are pretty high up on the list of "important cities to world trade, etc."
[QUOTE=phaedon;29356042]Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3[/QUOTE]
damn he looks badass
[QUOTE=Whatwhat1337;29356552]Why would they want to? Fly tens of millions of km through space to attack Denmark? That would be the global equivalent of someone invading the US just so they could bomb and destroy Fort Dodge, Iowa. If you want to kill lots of people and make an impact, go for a large city with serious industry and shit like that. New York and Los Angeles are pretty high up on the list of "important cities to world trade, etc."[/QUOTE]
I was taking Copenhagen mostly for comedic effect. My point was more that we always see the destruction of the world from the perspective of those cities, Mostly anyway. I mean how would it look from Moscow, Beijing or Tokyo.
And as a second point this does take place in the future, It's hard to say that this and this region is now an important area. The way it looks now, I would expect cities in the Asian region to really have grown.
[B]Edit:[/B] As for the video. They cut out just before the good part. Dammit Huskin, What did you do to the poor designer
damn from the video it sounds like we won't be seeing any female turians, salarians, krogans, etc. Unless they were just talking about the first two games.
[QUOTE=phaedon;29356042]Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3[/QUOTE]
Is that an M-3 Predator modified to fire like a mini-crossbow? o.O
God DAMN Garrus is looking sexy for ME3.
[QUOTE=phaedon;29356042]Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3[/QUOTE]
Pascall's gonna go CRAZY over this.
He looks a bit bulkier.
[QUOTE=Thom12255;29357142]He looks a bit bulkier.[/QUOTE]
Makes sense really. These are mass accelerated projectiles we are talking about. The plastic armour of ME1 wasn't convincing at all.
Oh God if the Reapers went to Glasgow imagine it. Husks taking heroin in the streets, Shepard and crew having to take stab vests everywhere.
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;29356715]I was taking Copenhagen mostly for comedic effect. My point was more that we always see the destruction of the world from the perspective of those cities, Mostly anyway. I mean how would it look from Moscow, Beijing or Tokyo.
And as a second point this does take place in the future, It's hard to say that this and this region is now an important area. The way it looks now, I would expect cities in the Asian region to really have grown.
[B]Edit:[/B] As for the video. They cut out just before the good part. Dammit Huskin, What did you do to the poor designer[/QUOTE]
I think you make good points, but from a developer's point of view, it would take them far longer to figure out how to portray a believable, futuristic Asian aesthetic, as opposed to a more Western one. And in Bioware's defence, whilst they've included New York, they seem to have gone out of their way to include Vancouver and London as other major locations, which aren't thought of typically as 'Hollywood' locations.
[quote='Takaut']Oh God if the Reapers went to Glasgow imagine it. Husks taking heroin in the streets, Shepard and crew having to take stab vests everywhere.[/quote]
'Smart bombs you say, sonny? If you're really smart you'll walk away.'
[QUOTE=Dronaroid;29357121]Pascall's gonna go CRAZY over this.[/QUOTE]
She'll be here any second...I'd start a countdown but that'd seem hardly within my capacity of luck for it to happen once more.
[QUOTE=Goldenboy;29357290]I think you make good points, but from a developer's point of view, it would take them far longer to figure out how to portray a believable, futuristic Asian aesthetic, as opposed to a more Western one[/QUOTE]
Fair enough, But as far as i know from the books the human race has become a mostly global culture with races, cultures and technologies shared over the globe (Apart from Africa which i believe i read somewhere is a bit behind). So with that the changes between a western and an eastern city would not be that big apart from smaller details. The general design would be about the same, maybe compensating for specific climate issued as earthquakes and typhoons
[QUOTE=Arachnidus;29357428]She'll be here any second...I'd start a countdown but that'd seem hardly within my capacity of luck for it to happen once more.[/QUOTE]
I saw her snooping around maybe 15 min ago, I'm sure she knows
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[QUOTE=phaedon;29356042]Mass Effect 3: Creating Garrus [url]http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/04/22/mass-effect-3-creating-garrus.aspx[/url]
Bioware explains the calibrations on Garrus' model for ME3[/QUOTE]
Garrus looks pretty cool and reminds me of the alternate appearence pack costume but like someone said earlier is that a crossbow?
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