Yeah those recruitment missions were some shit. Fighting through security and chasing after Jack as she went on her rampage was mind-blowing. Not sure many games have ever had such strong openers.
My God, customizable male Shepards were so fucking ugly. They belong on Caveman Geico commericials.
That's not MaleShep.
...oh.That's not MaleShep.
Though the fact you confused him for MaleShep pleases him greatly.
I'm so excited. We're getting a whole new batch of these!
I certainly don't want to get myself too hyped up just yet until something actually drops, but the signs are certainly looking promising we'll have more concrete news soon. Between the Shinobi and twitter teases and TheGamer's week-long coverage, I'm most optimistic than ever that we may have something exciting to discuss, possibly within 24 hours.
I'm so excited. We're getting a whole new batch of these!
I am curious if they'll touch the character creator. If the games are more closely tethered together, a more universal and expanded character creator could liven up a new playthrough. Not expecting it, but it would be nice.
This is very true. The story does feel like a filler. 90% of it is getting a team together and then the last 10% is attacking the collector base.
Open confession... I like Kai Leng. I don't "like" him. I actually hate him, but the reason I hate him is because I like him.
Open confession... I like Kai Leng. I don't "like" him. I actually hate him, but the reason I hate him is because I like him.
I think a lot of people see Kai Leng as this failed attempt to create a "cool" cyber-ninja adversary, and he comes across as, ultimately, not actually very cool. He's actually pretty cringe. And while some (maybe many) chalk that up to Bioware failing the character, I think that's pretty much in-line with everything else written about and supporting him.
Kai Leng is a try-hard edgelord assassin who is not nearly as cool or as good as he thinks he is. If he was, he wouldn't have needed all those augmentations in the first place. But, no, he's a petty, vindictive xenophobe who eats other people's cereal ("take that!"), who never wins a single battle in the game without cheating or relying on reinforcements ("take that!"), who Thane openly mocks as an opponent who should be ashamed he was defeated by a terminally sick near-death Drell, who delights in sending you spam messages rubbing your losses in your face ("take that!"), and who ultimately gets a very satisfying and humiliating defeat when he cowardly tries to stab you in the back.
Kai Leng was never a major player in the game, though he tries to be. He's a tool, an extension of The Illusive Man, and he's nowhere near as good or capable as Shepard is and everyone else (including TIM) knows it. I despised him on sight, I hated him from start to finish, and even as nearly straight-Paragon, I will never hesitate to plunge my Omni-Blade into his gut and can't hammer that Renegade Interrupt fast enough.
Sure, he's not compelling or interesting. He never was meant to be. He's just an annoying punk who thought he was big time, who failed upward, and I will never not be happy to send him crashing back down to reality.
Mass Effect 3 certainly isn't without its faults or criticisms, and a lot of ME3 is hamstrung by the need to tell its big story while also acknowledging that EVERY PARTY CHARACTER from ME1 and ME2 sans Liara could be dead when ME3 begins.
As do I. Even though I customize my Shepard most of the time, her default ME3 face deserves as much as love as default Sheploo.
I think it's likely we'll get Media/Youtubers impressions with b-rolls provided by BioWare.
Open confession... I like Kai Leng. I don't "like" him. I actually hate him, but the reason I hate him is because I like him.
I think a lot of people see Kai Leng as this failed attempt to create a "cool" cyber-ninja adversary, and he comes across as, ultimately, not actually very cool. He's actually pretty cringe. And while some (maybe many) chalk that up to Bioware failing the character, I think that's pretty much in-line with everything else written about and supporting him.
Kai Leng is a try-hard edgelord assassin who is not nearly as cool or as good as he thinks he is. If he was, he wouldn't have needed all those augmentations in the first place. But, no, he's a petty, vindictive xenophobe who eats other people's cereal ("take that!"), who never wins a single battle in the game without cheating or relying on reinforcements ("take that!"), who Thane openly mocks as an opponent who should be ashamed he was defeated by a terminally sick near-death Drell, who delights in sending you spam messages rubbing your losses in your face ("take that!"), and who ultimately gets a very satisfying and humiliating defeat when he cowardly tries to stab you in the back.
Kai Leng was never a major player in the game, though he tries to be. He's a tool, an extension of The Illusive Man, and he's nowhere near as good or capable as Shepard is and everyone else (including TIM) knows it. I despised him on sight, I hated him from start to finish, and even as a nearly straight-Paragon, I will never hesitate to plunge my Omni-Blade into his gut and can't hammer that Renegade Interrupt fast enough.
Sure, he's not compelling or interesting. He never was meant to be. He's just an annoying punk who thought he was big time, who failed upward, and I will never not be happy to send him crashing back down to reality.
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I don't know. Kai Leng did a pretty good job at making me want to rearrange his face with biotics.
Nice. I went and voted :)Some 11 years later, Mass Effect 2's Launch Trailer is still the best trailer I've ever seen
It's just perfect. The quiet beginning, the dialogue, the music, the scenes they picked.... everything. The trailer completely encapsulates what ME2 is about. You can feel the game while watching it. You can know what it's about and know the impact it can have. In terms of Launch Trailer, you...
