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GenericOverusedName posted:Your mario is extremely faded out and in need of a touchup. Additionally your tattoo man didn't finish all the color in the center of your enormous nerdy game tattoo. The Mario one is from around 2007 I think. As for the color, he likes to use the skin color as an actual color. I like the way my skin basically serves as the white.
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Spikeguy posted:I like the way my skin basically serves as the white.
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# ? Jul 16, 2013 20:58 |
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video game tattoo
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# ? Jul 16, 2013 21:42 |
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The only acceptable video game tattoo is
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 01:18 |
It might look good if it didn't have that fake reflective sheen on it. Might.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 02:29 |
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Hm, that's the part I dig a lot. Ah well, to each their own. Keep on keepin' on Mass Effect thread number 214.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 03:05 |
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Roll with those renegade punches there, partner.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 03:06 |
This era of harmonious thread unity makes me afraid and nervous. Someone needs to say the endings were good so we can devolve back into sectarian violence.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 03:59 |
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Shut uppa you faces. I still can't believe how much people are willing to discuss the ending again and again. Spikeguy I am glad you got a tattoo you like and are proud of. There's too much black for my tastes, but I've always liked the spectre logo.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 08:09 |
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I've been making some progress on my second playthrough with a Renegade Vanguard FemShep this time, romancing Thane and going for the Control ending. So far, I'm about halfway through Mass Effect 2, only need to get Samara and Tali and do their respective loyalty quests. With all the extra content from the DLCs, the game is absolutely massive, and I'm having a great time playing through the series again, it's holding up reasonably well. I've chosen to go through each DLC after a specific plot point(Overlord after Horizon, Shadow Broker after the Collector's ship, Arrival after the suicide mission), and it's nice to have a little side story after each big plot point. It gives the game a serialized TV show-vibe. All in all, it's still an incredible game, likely my favorite in the series. One thing that I'm really looking forward is to see how well ME3 will hold up with the Extended Ending, Leviathan and Citadel DLC. In my opinion, these three managed to salvage the ending into something on the same level as, say, Lost's and BSG's ending. Not perfect, but it's an ending. I'm planning on weaving the Leviathan content throughout the other content to build up the Intelligence. I'm a bit uncertain on whether I should try to do the Citadel content throughout the playthrough, or just do all that content post-ending as a proper send-off, anyone got any thoughts on that?
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 08:41 |
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Do Citadel after you complete the game. Tonally and emotionally it's a post-script and should be played after the ending with the understanding that it takes place vaguely sometime before it.
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Dan Didio posted:Do Citadel after you complete the game. Tonally and emotionally it's a post-script and should be played after the ending with the understanding that it takes place vaguely sometime before it. This, and when you do Citadel part of it is receiving emails from lots of people from throughout the series who want to hang out. New ones appear after missions but a round in the Combat Arena in Citadel counts as a mission, so do a round and you'll come out to more emails. No need to worry about having to leave sidequests to get more content.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 09:24 |
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Fag Boy Jim posted:I'll agree with the people who say that it's thrilling in MP, because there's actually an element of risk involved, but just spamming the same two/three powers over and over is like, the same poo poo that pisses me off in Mass Effect 1. I don't see how ME1 could be worse for spamming than the other two games, if only because each power had its own cooldown so you had an incentive to invest and use multiple. ME3 married the worst elements in that regard; shared cooldowns allowing you to use the same power over and over, and no layers of protection, so that single move of choice would always be effective. Also warpsplosions triggering off any combo of two biotic moves rather than specific ones. Like, you could ignore Charge-Nova as a vanguard, but it's always the most effective option when you can use it, and you can always use it.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 10:07 |
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Baron von der Loon posted:I've been making some progress on my second playthrough with a Renegade Vanguard FemShep this time, romancing Thane and going for the Control ending. So far, I'm about halfway through Mass Effect 2, only need to get Samara and Tali and do their respective loyalty quests. With all the extra content from the DLCs, the game is absolutely massive, and I'm having a great time playing through the series again, it's holding up reasonably well. I've chosen to go through each DLC after a specific plot point(Overlord after Horizon, Shadow Broker after the Collector's ship, Arrival after the suicide mission), and it's nice to have a little side story after each big plot point. It gives the game a serialized TV show-vibe. All in all, it's still an incredible game, likely my favorite in the series. A Thane romance and either the Synthesis or the Control ending have always worked for me thematically. I think I'm going to do a run with that.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 14:24 |
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I recently tried playing through this game again (after doing playthroughs with all the classes, not sure about Soldier but I vaguely remember Adrenaline Rush not being as useful as I thought it would be.) I gave up right before Priority: Tuchanka - i.e. during one of the better parts of the game. I just couldn't do it.
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 14:41 |
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Baron von der Loon posted:I've been making some progress on my second playthrough with a Renegade Vanguard FemShep this time, romancing Thane and going for the Control ending. So far, I'm about halfway through Mass Effect 2, only need to get Samara and Tali and do their respective loyalty quests. With all the extra content from the DLCs, the game is absolutely massive, and I'm having a great time playing through the series again, it's holding up reasonably well. I've chosen to go through each DLC after a specific plot point(Overlord after Horizon, Shadow Broker after the Collector's ship, Arrival after the suicide mission), and it's nice to have a little side story after each big plot point. It gives the game a serialized TV show-vibe. All in all, it's still an incredible game, likely my favorite in the series. Man this just reminded me what a huge god damned jerk Liara is in LotSB when you date Thane.
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monster on a stick posted:I recently tried playing through this game again (after doing playthroughs with all the classes, not sure about Soldier but I vaguely remember Adrenaline Rush not being as useful as I thought it would be.) I gave up right before Priority: Tuchanka - i.e. during one of the better parts of the game. I just couldn't do it. I dunno, I think Adrenaline Rush is more useful than ever in ME3. The weapon weight cooldown system means that you can have a 200% bonus to charge time reduction, and the final level of it lets you use a power while the ability is active. Which means, if I'm not mistaken, you can pop on adrenaline rush, prime an enemy with an ammo power, detonate them with concussive blast (or any bonus power you'd prefer to pick), and then continue to murder until the power wears off. Then you just wait two seconds and do it again. I haven't played soldier since I've learned how tech bursts work, but based on my understanding of it I'm pretty sure that would work. I've been meaning to do another run of the game to try it out but can't be bothered lately for some reason.
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Ainsley McTree posted:I dunno, I think Adrenaline Rush is more useful than ever in ME3. The weapon weight cooldown system means that you can have a 200% bonus to charge time reduction, and the final level of it lets you use a power while the ability is active. Which means, if I'm not mistaken, you can pop on adrenaline rush, prime an enemy with an ammo power, detonate them with concussive blast (or any bonus power you'd prefer to pick), and then continue to murder until the power wears off. Then you just wait two seconds and do it again. There was a Sentinel build mentioned on the Bioware forums a while ago that I tried; you gave up most of your powers and said "oh well " to cooldowns, in exchange for being a walking tank with 70% damage reduction that could also carry a full load-out onto the battlefield, with the occasional throw to set off a biotic explosion. Found it: http://social.bioware.com/social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/347/index/10782581/1 Pretty fun build. monster on a stick fucked around with this message at 16:08 on Jul 17, 2013 |
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Yasser Arafatwa posted:Man this just reminded me what a huge god damned jerk Liara is in LotSB when you date Thane. Isn't this the truth. I did Shadow Broker after going through it with characters with Garrus and Tali and then I got to a playthrough with Thane and it goes from "somewhat emotionally understandable mean-spirited joke" to
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# ? Jul 17, 2013 19:16 |
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So this is pretty cool, some Behind the Scenes concept art of Mass Effect (and DA) I like this Tali
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# ? Jul 24, 2013 22:47 |
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Alright so I'll only be playing ME3 for the first time here soon and I noticed this in the OP. "There is a bug for players with Kaidan in their party where Gabby/Ken (the engineers), Javik, and Tali will not say a lot of their lines. (In fact Gabby/Ken get almost no lines in Kaidan playthroughs because of this bug.) Go here, the awesome Banjodark posted some instructions on how to fix it!" Is this still accurate? It is kind of from a while ago, and I was hoping it might have since been patched.
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 19:49 |
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I believe they included a patch for that bundled within the Extended Cut.
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 19:54 |
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Yeah, I did a play through recently with Kaidan and everything was working as intended with Gabby and Ken, etc. Pretty sure it's fixed.
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 19:57 |
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frajaq posted:So this is pretty cool, some Behind the Scenes concept art of Mass Effect (and DA) That "Control" throne concept art is pretty great, if they went with that it would have decent enough of a cheese-factor that it would be cool.
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 20:00 |
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Dan Didio posted:Yeah, I did a play through recently with Kaidan and everything was working as intended with Gabby and Ken, etc. Pretty sure it's fixed. Cool beans.
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 21:42 |
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frajaq posted:So this is pretty cool, some Behind the Scenes concept art of Mass Effect (and DA) I dig the Shadow Broker concept. Mass Effect in general should have had way more obese characters
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# ? Jul 26, 2013 22:32 |
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Burning Mustache posted:I dig the Shadow Broker concept. No fatties because Mass Effect fields
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 04:49 |
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Kibayasu posted:Isn't this the truth. I did Shadow Broker after going through it with characters with Garrus and Tali and then I got to a playthrough with Thane and it goes from "somewhat emotionally understandable mean-spirited joke" to
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 05:48 |
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Elysiume posted:What does she say? I've never romanced Thane. Oh, it isn't nearly as bad as I exaggerate it to be, but she accuses you of trying to replace Thane's dead wife; "And now you're trying to replace a dying man's wife" or something to that effect. Like with all the other lines she immediately apologizes but compared to all the others its really genuinely terrible thing to say.
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Kibayasu posted:Oh, it isn't nearly as bad as I exaggerate it to be, but she accuses you of trying to replace Thane's dead wife; "And now you're trying to replace a dying man's wife" or something to that effect. Like with all the other lines she immediately apologizes but compared to all the others its really genuinely terrible thing to say. Of all the things Shepard has had his/her finger in, I think that's the tamest. Shepard commits near genocide. Replacing a wife is child's play.
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Chasiubao posted:No fatties because Mass Effect fields Fifty Three fucked around with this message at 12:25 on Jul 31, 2013 |
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Kibayasu posted:Oh, it isn't nearly as bad as I exaggerate it to be, but she accuses you of trying to replace Thane's dead wife; "And now you're trying to replace a dying man's wife" or something to that effect. Like with all the other lines she immediately apologizes but compared to all the others its really genuinely terrible thing to say. Also, a lot of that concept art is neat, but EDI is still terrible. If you are going to stick tits on a robot (which will always be stupid) can't you at least make them not low-mounted pendulous bananas? I liked the armored version, she looked much less ridiculous.
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 20:54 |
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Well, it is a Cerberus-designed bot. TIM would be the kind of person to make it stupid like that.
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 21:14 |
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Also it had to be passable for infiltration. Now, he could have made a male infiltration unit, but obviously THAT wouldn't work.
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 21:22 |
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mastajake posted:Also it had to be passable for infiltration. Now, he could have made a male infiltration unit, but obviously THAT wouldn't work. EDIbot with her regular voice but a "male" chassis, if you will, would have been rather ...
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 21:57 |
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Burning Mustache posted:EDIbot with her regular voice but a "male" chassis, if you will, would have been rather ... That wouldn't have been the issue. Joker falling in love and questioning his robosexuality would have been.
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mastajake posted:Also it had to be passable for infiltration. Now, he could have made a male infiltration unit, but obviously THAT wouldn't work. Infiltration, because when I think "woman scientist at a research facility", I think "Porn-star body with skin tight clothing and camel-toe". what i'm trying to say is: Launch EDI's Body Into The Sun
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 22:06 |
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Psyker posted:That wouldn't have been the issue. Joker falling in love and questioning his robosexuality would have been. Well, they did introduce a gay romance for Shepard in ME3, so they might as well have gone all the way
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# ? Jul 31, 2013 22:08 |
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Fag Boy Jim posted:Infiltration, because when I think "woman scientist at a research facility", I think "Porn-star body with skin tight clothing and camel-toe". I remember reading something about how Bioware would have women sit in on the story planning of games because they would point out when something was bad. Clearly they were not invited to any of EDI's storyboarding. Because I'm pretty sure the reaction would have been
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SubponticatePoster posted:Is this if you romanced her in 1, or no matter what? Never done a Thane romance, I prefer him as my murdering bro. The former. The dialogue option doesn't appear otherwise.
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