Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
If you don't download a save or don't have the PS3 version, you won't meet Rex. Outside of that, not really.
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
I would recommend the DLC comic thing
it is pretty cool.
Yeah, I have the Regenesis comic as well. Hell of a lot easier to get that then try and track down a copy of ME1 for the brobox.
I think after my canon paragon run I'm going to do a ME2 playthrough with a renegade femshep.
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
I would recommend the DLC comic thing
it is pretty cool.
Yeah, I have the Regenesis comic as well. Hell of a lot easier to get that then try and track down a copy of ME1 for the brobox.
I think after my canon paragon run I'm going to do a ME2 playthrough with a renegade femshep.
track down? It's on xbox live. It's where I bought it originally.
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
I would recommend the DLC comic thing
it is pretty cool.
Yeah, I have the Regenesis comic as well. Hell of a lot easier to get that then try and track down a copy of ME1 for the brobox.
I think after my canon paragon run I'm going to do a ME2 playthrough with a renegade femshep.
track down? It's on xbox live. It's where I bought it originally.
Also renegade femshep is bestshep in me2
I prefer having the physical copies as I only have one of the older 20g 360's atm. However, I'll keep that in mind should I feel a huge urge to play it again. For the time being I'll stick with the comic.
Hmm, I might start a new playthrough of ME2 (then ME3) after I finish my current ME3 run. Do I miss important stuff by not playing ME1 (like my role model Bob, the Cesca!)?
unless you use the DLC comic thing you'll have a rather limited starting state in ME2
that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
I would recommend the DLC comic thing
it is pretty cool.
Yeah, I have the Regenesis comic as well. Hell of a lot easier to get that then try and track down a copy of ME1 for the brobox.
I think after my canon paragon run I'm going to do a ME2 playthrough with a renegade femshep.
track down? It's on xbox live. It's where I bought it originally.
Also renegade femshep is bestshep in me2
I prefer having the physical copies as I only have one of the older 20g 360's atm. However, I'll keep that in mind should I feel a huge urge to play it again. For the time being I'll stick with the comic.
Yeah me too. It's the only non-physical game I have, and really the only one I can fit, but I usually delete it when I'm not going to be playing it for a while.
one thing that doesn't show there is that there's a uuuh bod (what do you call it? Like, storage space) in the cellar that's 6 m^2 and the cellar has that nice old cellar smell as the building is from 1936 and it's in a side street but still close and there's the big grass area behind the building that's really cozy and the kitchen looks so godamn nice and it's a proper kitchen even in such a tiny apartment and the bathroom is also super nice
I am still playing through ME2 and I forgot how good the game was. At first I thought the mission and narrative in 1 was better, but it turns out the missions in 1 were kinda garbage.
The narrative wasn't executed as well but it was better - I don't like that ME2 sort of created a new enemy and jammed it into the game. Felt like they were just delaying for the sake of a middle game, an excuse to have Shepard running around the Terminus systems working for a sketchy organization, rather than being a coherent continuation of the nice epic story they began in 1.
The writing and characterization are much better in 2, though. Mordin and the genophage are still the most interesting.
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One thing I don't know if I'm going to be able to do though...
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I don't think I'm going to be able to kill Wrex on Virmire when I do my femshep run. I just love that guy sooooo much. Him and Mordin are my two favorites. That and Garrus.
ME2 was about a bunch of great characters. The plot... well, it mostly wasn't there and it wasn't great so pffft.
so like every bioware RPG?
the ME1 plot was great.
There is some vague big bad with vague evil plans and you need to stop him like in every goddamn game ever by using a magical plot device from a long dead civilization. Most of the characters are inconsequential to the plot.
ME2 was about a bunch of great characters. The plot... well, it mostly wasn't there and it wasn't great so pffft.
so like every bioware RPG?
the ME1 plot was great.
There is some vague big bad with vague evil plans and you need to stop him like in every goddamn game ever by using a magical plot device from a long dead civilization.
Oh hey, look at that, it's possible to make any plot sound dumb if you summarize it. Whodathunk it.
The emotional pay-off that ME3 provides for all the stuff in ME2 is pretty incredible.
Mordin and the genophage, Miranda and her sister, Jack getting her life together, Tali and Legion, the Illusive Man's machinations. I think they must have had a long hard look at the stuff they set up in the first game, realised they needed a whole lot more stuff to make the final installment satisfying, and crowbarred as much new stuff as they could into ME2.
Even the less well-developed characters, like Samara, Zaeed and Grunt, have nice pay-offs in ME3. Kasumi's bit in ME3 has been the only one that really felt perfunctory.
I am consistently amazed at how big Cerberus seems to have become in a year. I thought it was a renegade outfit, but they're taking over whole planets.
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that covers the important bits, though you'll lose Conrad Verner
I would recommend the DLC comic thing
it is pretty cool.
http://www.eiendomsmeglervest.no/Kjope/Eiendom?Id=11516
See that timer?
If that expires without any higher bids, then that apartment is MIIIIIIIINE
Yeah, I have the Regenesis comic as well. Hell of a lot easier to get that then try and track down a copy of ME1 for the brobox.
I think after my canon paragon run I'm going to do a ME2 playthrough with a renegade femshep.
track down? It's on xbox live. It's where I bought it originally.
Also renegade femshep is bestshep in me2
it is so nice!
For a student place, it is niiiice
more than the size, it's that it was refurbished in 04 and looks so nice and in such a nice place and oh god I love it
http://steamcommunity.com/id/pablocampy
Buying. Or, my dad is buying and I'll "rent" it from him for the interest on the loan, minus the tax benefits he'll get
the total of that + the communal cost of 900 a month is like, a whole grand less than what my mates pay in rent for their communal shoeboxes
in yankeedollars the cost of the place is 224160.68
yessssssss
I prefer having the physical copies as I only have one of the older 20g 360's atm. However, I'll keep that in mind should I feel a huge urge to play it again. For the time being I'll stick with the comic.
This new Swedish furniture bidding site is awesome! But the name is confusing. I would have gone with "bidKea" or something.
But yeah I could definitely use a new end table. Bid placed! Bid placed!
make no mistake; I will kill for that place.
Yeah me too. It's the only non-physical game I have, and really the only one I can fit, but I usually delete it when I'm not going to be playing it for a while.
You will find an envelope taped to the bottom of your chair. Inside the envelope are your instructions. Do not fail.
one thing that doesn't show there is that there's a uuuh bod (what do you call it? Like, storage space) in the cellar that's 6 m^2 and the cellar has that nice old cellar smell as the building is from 1936 and it's in a side street but still close and there's the big grass area behind the building that's really cozy and the kitchen looks so godamn nice and it's a proper kitchen even in such a tiny apartment and the bathroom is also super nice
The narrative wasn't executed as well but it was better - I don't like that ME2 sort of created a new enemy and jammed it into the game. Felt like they were just delaying for the sake of a middle game, an excuse to have Shepard running around the Terminus systems working for a sketchy organization, rather than being a coherent continuation of the nice epic story they began in 1.
The writing and characterization are much better in 2, though. Mordin and the genophage are still the most interesting.
there have been some tears.
Nice! I love the floors. My place is all carpets, I dislike it.
so like every bioware RPG?
the ME1 plot was great.
The other two apartments we looked at had linoleum posing as wood, and wood, painted white. The last one was horrid.
My dad had to go up 60 grand to make the seller happy but it's a done deal now
They painted wood floors white? That does sound horrible
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There is some vague big bad with vague evil plans and you need to stop him like in every goddamn game ever by using a magical plot device from a long dead civilization. Most of the characters are inconsequential to the plot.
wasn't really a wood floor as much as the upper side of a roof, if you get what I'm saying
Oh hey, look at that, it's possible to make any plot sound dumb if you summarize it. Whodathunk it.
this needs some furnishing
but fuck it lets just paint it all white
it had an amazing view though
Even the less well-developed characters, like Samara, Zaeed and Grunt, have nice pay-offs in ME3. Kasumi's bit in ME3 has been the only one that really felt perfunctory.
I am consistently amazed at how big Cerberus seems to have become in a year. I thought it was a renegade outfit, but they're taking over whole planets.
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