Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
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Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
To put it another way, on-host AIU is a god of death
off-host AIU is a demigod of death
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geth white gold
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there's 3 words that really don't need to be in my brain this far down the line
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I had forgotten the halcyon days of geth white gold with a salarian engineer
good times
not
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I DO NOT REMEMBER GETH PYROS BEING SO KEEN TO EXECUTE YOU
Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
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Dhalphirdon't you open that trapdooryou're a fool if you dareRegistered Userregular
Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
Oh yeah I should have @ you as well I remember now.
In my games today it was kind of weird how I still remember basically every spawn.
I loved the Gethgineer, now that was a class. But my most-played class was almost certainly the Human Engineer. I often ran a Falcon and it was just so darn good at locking down whole groups of enemies. It didn't do a lot of damage (though I could seap to a Harrier if I did) but man it could set up a sniper or other DPS class to clear out entire rooms full of enemies. Between the stuns from the grenades, the Overload multi-target, and Incinerate to detonate / burn away armor, I had the solution to any problem.
Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
Oh yeah I should have @ you as well I remember now.
In my games today it was kind of weird how I still remember basically every spawn.
Oh, no worries, I was pretty easily forgettable.
My role was usually cleanup.
As in the other three people fly off to wipe the map and then I limped along behind and made sure no one got shot in the back
Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
Fixed that for you. If I came within 100k I considered it to be a very good round for me.
God that MP it/was way more fun than it had any right to be.
Kroguard was a lot of fun. Charge, and tough enough to be usable off-host.
Plus you got to headbutt everybody between rounds.
The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
Oh yeah I should have @ you as well I remember now.
In my games today it was kind of weird how I still remember basically every spawn.
Oh, no worries, I was pretty easily forgettable.
My role was usually cleanup.
As in the other three people fly off to wipe the map and then I limped along behind and made sure no one got shot in the back
Someone's gotta do the objectives, and that's usually me because everyone else is way better at killing enemies.
Did they ever fix the geth hunter? The vision power overlay gave a bunch of people headaches. There was a massive thread on the Bioware forums complaining about it.
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Did they ever fix the geth hunter? The vision power overlay gave a bunch of people headaches. There was a massive thread on the Bioware forums complaining about it.
I know they did eventually make it a lot less pronounced but I'm not sure how much it helped overall.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
Civics is not a consumer product that you can ignore because you don’t like the options presented.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
The worst part is, all Cerberus employees refuse to tip. They're THAT kind of asshole.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
... but what does Shepard's sweat taste like?
Shepard doesn’t sweat. She glows.
No, literally, her skin contains Hanar genetic code that makes her glow in low light unless she suppresses it.
Civics is not a consumer product that you can ignore because you don’t like the options presented.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
... but what does Shepard's sweat taste like?
evilthecat plz
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Krogan Vanguard was my number one. You never knew if you would lead the score board or if you would desynch and rise to Valhalla. I also remember being pretty gnarly with the Geth Infiltrator. Cloak plus Geth shotgun was ridic. That one took some fast reflexes though.
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Geth Vision plus Geth Shotgun + cloak was a deadly--if risky--combination back in the day.
Shepard sweat tastes exactly like batarian tears, coincidentally enough.
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Oh man I also remember shredding dudes with the Vorcha. Also high risk high reward if you could chain melee kills together. Heck I might fire up the Xbox multi this week now.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I want a Twine choose your own adventure fanfic about this person trying to not die. Seriously.
*edit* Re: multiplayer upthread, man, I think I only played at the very beginning, like... I don't think they even released any new classes when I stopped. but it WAS fun as heck and it was how I got most of my Galactic Readiness points, like, that and the mobile app. It'll be interesting with the Legendary Edition to see if I can actually get the points I even need without those two sources.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I want a Twine choose your own adventure fanfic about this person trying to not die. Seriously.
*edit* Re: multiplayer upthread, man, I think I only played at the very beginning, like... I don't think they even released any new classes when I stopped. but it WAS fun as heck and it was how I got most of my Galactic Readiness points, like, that and the mobile app. It'll be interesting with the Legendary Edition to see if I can actually get the points I even need without those two sources.
From what I understand, the concerns about the readiness due to lack of multiplayer was addressed in one of the press releases the way it works in the Legendary Edition is if you play the first two games and then import your file into the 3rd game, it'll take your decisions into account and automatically give you a major boost to your overall galactic readiness with your decisions in 3 will round it out healthily. If you want to jump straight into 3 without doing the prior 2 games, it's technically possible to get your readiness high enough to get the "good" endings, but you essentially have to 100% the game and do every single sidequest and get every race possible on your side that you can. So, doable, but a royal pita if you're jumping in fresh.
You know what I keep thinking about? During the Lazarus Project, someone had to cut and style Shepard's hair.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
Geth Vision plus Geth Shotgun + cloak was a deadly--if risky--combination back in the day.
I think this playstyle still exists but it evolved to use the Talon instead.
And a fun playstyle it is too, I just did a few rounds with it. Cloak, proxy mine to stagger enemies, headshot three of them, strafe behind cover, repeat.
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oh the legendary edition is less than 3 months away, that's pretty nice timing for me to get back into ME3
I guess no MP in the leggo version tho. understandable but still a shame
Wild guess is that they're either going to re-release ME3 MP in a contrived manner in order to make buy all the lootboxes again, or they're going to use it as a selling point for ME5. I remember ME3 MP was said to be really successful, if only because it's made of reused assets.
I actually feel like ME3’s multiplayer success is more an accident than anything else. Inquisition’s version outright sucked and Andromeda’s felt wrong and way less entertaining. I wonder if Andromeda’s multiplayer underperformed and if that played a part in killing the game.
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Wild guess is that they're either going to re-release ME3 MP in a contrived manner in order to make buy all the lootboxes again, or they're going to use it as a selling point for ME5. I remember ME3 MP was said to be really successful, if only because it's made of reused assets.
ME3 MP's multiplayer was constantly evolving post-release with both content and weekly patches and rebalancing. There was apparently a surprisingly deep amount of legwork performed by a dedicated team who put in the effort which paid off.
IIRC there were specific designers in that team responsible for ME3's overall weapon handling and enemy behaviour which resulted in the magic we got from that game.
Successful as in 'made them a lot of money'. I can't imagine that they're going to leave the multiplayer on the table when it's something else for them to turn a profit on.
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releasing the MP as a standalone release six months into the legendary edition's lifespan sounds like a great way to both a) satisfy their claim that it's a lot of work and they don't want to delay the game for it and b) make more money and draw a second wave of attention to it
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The difference between AIU on host and off host was insane. As host, you're an unkillable machine with pinpoint self rez usage, flawlessly timed dodges behind cover for Scion or Ravager shots, staggering five enemies at once with snap freeze and killing all five with a single Reegar mag, taunting Banshees endlessly just outside of their instakill range then murdering them. Off host, you're a solid DPS output class who needs to play relatively conservatively and will often need cover and will tend to burn through grenades far quicker due to needing to preemptively activate self res whether you think you need it or not.
To put it another way, on-host AIU is a god of death
off-host AIU is a demigod of death
good times
not
Curly as AIU was hard to play with.
Not because it went poorly.
But rather because no one else got to do anything.
You had to learn how spawns worked just so you could shoot anything.
Seriously playing with the regular thread crew forced me to learn how to predict spawns because otherwise you didn't even get to play the game :P
Oh yeah I should have @ you as well I remember now.
In my games today it was kind of weird how I still remember basically every spawn.
Oh, no worries, I was pretty easily forgettable.
My role was usually cleanup.
As in the other three people fly off to wipe the map and then I limped along behind and made sure no one got shot in the back
Fixed that for you. If I came within 100k I considered it to be a very good round for me.
God that MP it/was way more fun than it had any right to be.
I know they did eventually make it a lot less pronounced but I'm not sure how much it helped overall.
Knowing Cerberus' complexity addiction and general mustache-twirling douchebaggery, I can only imagine that Plan A was "kidnap the galaxy's foremost hairstylist and force them to perform the most accurate haircut in history at gunpoint." You know, like you do.
Now they're just on the station, surrounded by ultraracists and people who like bridge, when the robots start killing everyone. And no one even remembers their name.
I figure that post Lazarus Shepard is basically 8% original parts by mass, mostly in the brain and spinal cord. Post Lazarus, I assume she has biosynthetic skin resistant to piercing, abrasion, freezing and burning, that her bones contain medigel synthesizers rather than marrow, that the bones themselves are vat-grown with a blend of Turian and human genetic code and laced with carbon fibre, that her muscles have some combination of human, krogan and asari genetic code, that her liver is just a transplant from a krogan, etc.
Basically, she’s Frankenstein’s monster, rebuilt into a straight up post-human.
Shepard doesn’t have hair. She has fibres of some advanced synthetic material that’s fire resistant and that blocks out radiation. Miranda styled it herself.
... but what does Shepard's sweat taste like?
The worst part is, all Cerberus employees refuse to tip. They're THAT kind of asshole.
Shepard doesn’t sweat. She glows.
No, literally, her skin contains Hanar genetic code that makes her glow in low light unless she suppresses it.
won't that make Shep a really easy target?
evilthecat plz
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I want a Twine choose your own adventure fanfic about this person trying to not die. Seriously.
*edit* Re: multiplayer upthread, man, I think I only played at the very beginning, like... I don't think they even released any new classes when I stopped. but it WAS fun as heck and it was how I got most of my Galactic Readiness points, like, that and the mobile app. It'll be interesting with the Legendary Edition to see if I can actually get the points I even need without those two sources.
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From what I understand, the concerns about the readiness due to lack of multiplayer was addressed in one of the press releases the way it works in the Legendary Edition is if you play the first two games and then import your file into the 3rd game, it'll take your decisions into account and automatically give you a major boost to your overall galactic readiness with your decisions in 3 will round it out healthily. If you want to jump straight into 3 without doing the prior 2 games, it's technically possible to get your readiness high enough to get the "good" endings, but you essentially have to 100% the game and do every single sidequest and get every race possible on your side that you can. So, doable, but a royal pita if you're jumping in fresh.
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I think this playstyle still exists but it evolved to use the Talon instead.
Depends on how Paragon/Renegade you're going.
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And a fun playstyle it is too, I just did a few rounds with it. Cloak, proxy mine to stagger enemies, headshot three of them, strafe behind cover, repeat.
I guess no MP in the leggo version tho. understandable but still a shame
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ME3 MP's multiplayer was constantly evolving post-release with both content and weekly patches and rebalancing. There was apparently a surprisingly deep amount of legwork performed by a dedicated team who put in the effort which paid off.
IIRC there were specific designers in that team responsible for ME3's overall weapon handling and enemy behaviour which resulted in the magic we got from that game.
The demo of the multiplayer was released before the game and it kinda went viral for a little bit.
(Or make PS multi-player.)
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A horrible horrible mistake that should never be inflicted upon anyone ever again.
One that only people suffering from Stockholm syndrome would ever wish to ever experience again.
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