I didn't think the second part of the demo actually spoiled very much because it seems to be a section of a level rather than the whole thing, though I could be wrong.
I didn't think the second part of the demo actually spoiled very much because it seems to be a section of a level rather than the whole thing, though I could be wrong.
yeah they cut out the hub section as well as some of the early combat scenes for the demo
So, Mordin's voice. If it's not Michael Beattie, whoever did it did a great job. I don't think it sounds quite right, but not to the degree that I would notice if I weren't specifically listening for it. And it's not different enough that I'm completely positive it's someone else, either.
So, Mordin's voice. If it's not Michael Beattie, whoever did it did a great job. I don't think it sounds quite right, but not to the degree that I would notice if I weren't specifically listening for it. And it's not different enough that I'm completely positive it's someone else, either.
Agreed. While it does feel slightly different, it could just be the mood of the situation. If it's not him, it's someone doing a great impression.
I didn't think the second part of the demo actually spoiled very much because it seems to be a section of a level rather than the whole thing, though I could be wrong.
no naked Yahg murdering Cerberus troops makes me pretty sure it was only a small sample of the level rather than the whole thing
The whole thing seemed kind of...rough, overall. Not that bioware games have ever been particularly clean from a technical standpoint ,but I do hope this was an early build.
The whole thing seemed kind of...rough, overall. Not that bioware games have ever been particularly clean from a technical standpoint ,but I do hope this was an early build.
it's a build from a few days ago
but yeah, they've really hit the technical limit of the Xbox and it's showing
Still gorgeous though
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I just hope us PC users get higher resolution textures this time.
I didn't think the second part of the demo actually spoiled very much because it seems to be a section of a level rather than the whole thing, though I could be wrong.
no naked Yahg murdering Cerberus troops makes me pretty sure it was only a small sample of the level rather than the whole thing
There are very obvious section skips through the whole thing.
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I didn't think the second part of the demo actually spoiled very much because it seems to be a section of a level rather than the whole thing, though I could be wrong.
no naked Yahg murdering Cerberus troops makes me pretty sure it was only a small sample of the level rather than the whole thing
The Naked Yahg needs to be a recruitable squad mate. Maybe even a Love Interest.
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If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
I cant keep the anticipation intensity this high anymore for demo codes.
I have a spare SR2 avatar item code. If someone has a spare demo code, PM me and I'll send you the SR2 code. Im off to do other things while I wait for my 2hour timers to cooldown. I blew away my saturday trying to get this...
If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
What, exactly, is your save problem?
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
Well, your old saves sound like they're gone for good. Were I you, I'd go for a fast replay of ME1 on casual using a Soldier. Or if you can live with only making the really big ME1 decisions, you might pick up the ME2 Genesis comic, which lets you make the four or five biggest ME1 plot choices without having to actually play ME1.
Gibbed's Save Editor is another option, but I think I read that it doesn't let you set the real ME1 plot choice saved values, just debug versions of them. So ME3 might or might not recognize them. Or something. Apparently using Gibbed's for ME1 choices is somehow suspect.
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
Well, your old saves sound like they're gone for good. Were I you, I'd go for a fast replay of ME1 on casual using a Soldier. Or if you can live with only making the really big ME1 decisions, you might pick up the ME2 Genesis comic, which lets you make the four or five biggest ME1 plot choices without having to actually play ME1.
Gibbed's Save Editor is another option, but I think I read that it doesn't let you set the real ME1 plot choice saved values, just debug versions of them. So ME3 might or might not recognize them. Or something. Apparently using Gibbed's for ME1 choices is somehow suspect.
Does class or difficulty enter into plot at all? Because that sounds like something I may as well do. (I haven't ever played soldier anyways.)
If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
What, exactly, is your save problem?
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
nothing actually happens when you press OK. that's normal.
try booting up Mass Effect 2 itself and select the new game (import from ME1) option.
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So what's up with cloak in this one? In the demo it seemed like enemies would shoot me even when I had cloak up. Do you have to activate it when they're not looking or has it been nerfed into being a glorified damage buff?
Granted, it was completely broken in 2 that enemies simply stopped targeting you any time you popped it.
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If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
What, exactly, is your save problem?
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
nothing actually happens when you press OK. that's normal.
try booting up Mass Effect 2 itself and select the new game (import from ME1) option.
It tells me I have no save games. Specifically, it says Mass Effect 1 Game Save not found. Please Run the configuration utility to copy your saved games to the appropriate location.
So what's up with cloak in this one? In the demo it seemed like enemies would shoot me even when I had cloak up. Do you have to activate it when they're not looking or has it been nerfed into being a glorified damage buff?
Granted, it was completely broken in 2 that enemies simply stopped targeting you any time you popped it.
I think they keep shooting at the place you just were before going invisible
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If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
What, exactly, is your save problem?
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
nothing actually happens when you press OK. that's normal.
try booting up Mass Effect 2 itself and select the new game (import from ME1) option.
It tells me I have no save games. Specifically, it says Mass Effect 1 Game Save not found. Please Run the configuration utility to copy your saved games to the appropriate location.
Where are your save games located? Put them in documents > bioware > Mass Effect 2 > save > ME1. Kind of counterintuitive that it won't pluck them out of the ME1 save folder.
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FencingsaxIt is difficult to get a man to understand, when his salary depends upon his not understandingGNU Terry PratchettRegistered Userregular
If anyone has any recommendations for my save problem, that would be spiffy.
What, exactly, is your save problem?
I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
nothing actually happens when you press OK. that's normal.
try booting up Mass Effect 2 itself and select the new game (import from ME1) option.
It tells me I have no save games. Specifically, it says Mass Effect 1 Game Save not found. Please Run the configuration utility to copy your saved games to the appropriate location.
Where are your save games located? Put them in documents > bioware > Mass Effect 2 > save > ME1. Kind of counterintuitive that it won't pluck them out of the ME1 save folder.
Yeah. I did that. They even end with .MassEffectSave and everything Was there something else I need to transfer? Because there wasn't anything else in the folder in my old computer but Profile.MassEffectProfile, but I didn't think I needed that.
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ChaosHatHop, hop, hop, HA!Trick of the lightRegistered Userregular
Hmm, are you sure you brought over the right files? You need the char files and not the folders or anything else.
If it's not that I am officially out of easy ideas you probably already googled.
I don't think you can just move them into the ME2>save>ME1 folder. Looking at it, that folder has a .masseffectsave for each character, and then a folder named as Char_01-etc. containing only a player.sav and a state.sav, presumably produced by the import process. My ME1 save folder, on the other hand, has just a big dump of save files.
You originally put them in docs>bioware>mass effect>save, and you tried after telling it to import from there and it didn't work?
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They say MassEffectSave on them. So I assume that's what I need. It does make me a little sad, but I'll figure something out.
SoundsPlush, I originally put them in the Mass Effect 1 save folder, exactly where they were on my original computer (documents/bioware/Mass Effect/save). They all basically look like this: Freya00_AutoSave.MassEffectSave
It looks like I may just casual my way through ME1, but I can't remember if class choice or difficulty affects story in any way. It also bums me out that I will not have done BDtS, which makes Arrival that little bit more delicious.
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this makes me happy
see, i play vanguard like it's one of those classes where you're constantly losing health and to survive you need to be killing all the time
ALL THE TIME
if i'm sitting behind cover for more than 3 seconds i'm doing it wrong
and if the enemies come to me that's just GRAVY
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I really want to try insanity vanguard with the demo
but 15 second charge cooldown don't sound much fun
every class is pretty much forced to be a poor man's soldier (Infiltrator is actually good at that role, though)
The opening sequence still gives me goosebumps.
i figure the early part with the 2-gun loadout will give a better idea of how i'll play.
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Starting to think Mass Effect is following me when I leave the house.
yeah they cut out the hub section as well as some of the early combat scenes for the demo
I just started it again as well for my canon run
Properly taking my time for this playthrough and talking about everything with everyone
this is still a pretty great game
of course then I got distracted by getting early access to the demo
it's a build from a few days ago
but yeah, they've really hit the technical limit of the Xbox and it's showing
Still gorgeous though
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There are very obvious section skips through the whole thing.
So much this.
I just hope it doesn't push my GTX 260 past its limits if we do get higher resolution textures. But if so, that finally gives me a reason to upgarade!
it would be nice to get a high-res texture pack or something, i agree
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What, exactly, is your save problem?
I have a spare SR2 avatar item code. If someone has a spare demo code, PM me and I'll send you the SR2 code. Im off to do other things while I wait for my 2hour timers to cooldown. I blew away my saturday trying to get this...
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I moved my Mass Effect 1 saves over from my old computer, and the config application for mass effect 2 won't recognize the folder to transfer them. I press OK and the directory window just closes without anything happening. I tried doing it manually, but the game still doesn't seem to think I have ME1 saves. On top of that, I can't actually play the saves, because they have BDtS on them, and this computer doesn't have it, and I can't get at the CD key I had. (EA Support was no help).
Well, your old saves sound like they're gone for good. Were I you, I'd go for a fast replay of ME1 on casual using a Soldier. Or if you can live with only making the really big ME1 decisions, you might pick up the ME2 Genesis comic, which lets you make the four or five biggest ME1 plot choices without having to actually play ME1.
Gibbed's Save Editor is another option, but I think I read that it doesn't let you set the real ME1 plot choice saved values, just debug versions of them. So ME3 might or might not recognize them. Or something. Apparently using Gibbed's for ME1 choices is somehow suspect.
The opening shot of ME1 looks so much better on a newgame+, when you're in end game armour with spectre weapons.
explains why he got so crazy at the Council
Does class or difficulty enter into plot at all? Because that sounds like something I may as well do. (I haven't ever played soldier anyways.)
in fact difficulty doesn't even effect XP gained in ME1
try booting up Mass Effect 2 itself and select the new game (import from ME1) option.
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Granted, it was completely broken in 2 that enemies simply stopped targeting you any time you popped it.
I think they keep shooting at the place you just were before going invisible
Where are your save games located? Put them in documents > bioware > Mass Effect 2 > save > ME1. Kind of counterintuitive that it won't pluck them out of the ME1 save folder.
Yeah. I did that. They even end with .MassEffectSave and everything Was there something else I need to transfer? Because there wasn't anything else in the folder in my old computer but Profile.MassEffectProfile, but I didn't think I needed that.
If it's not that I am officially out of easy ideas you probably already googled.
You originally put them in docs>bioware>mass effect>save, and you tried after telling it to import from there and it didn't work?
SoundsPlush, I originally put them in the Mass Effect 1 save folder, exactly where they were on my original computer (documents/bioware/Mass Effect/save). They all basically look like this: Freya00_AutoSave.MassEffectSave
It looks like I may just casual my way through ME1, but I can't remember if class choice or difficulty affects story in any way. It also bums me out that I will not have done BDtS, which makes Arrival that little bit more delicious.