He needs a hover wheelchair like Professor X had in a few of the X-men cartoons on TV.Souplex said:
Best way to get that conversation is to talk to Barla Von before you find Wrex.orannis62 said:
[HEADING=1]THIS[/HEADING]Banhaze said:
Actually, that's not that far off. [http://xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/14235013/mass-effect-2/videos/masseffect2_trl_talivideo_113009.html]Redem said:
What both these guys said. Stop moaning people, the game isn't even out yet. While I ike most of the characters from the first game, I'm looking forward to learning some new backstories to this collection of nutcases.Quad08 said:Wow...I love how most people on here are jumping to conclusions about this game. The way some of you are talking its like the world is at an end because you can't play as certain squad mates, well just because your old squad mates aren't all playable doesn't mean they aren't in the game!
From what I've heard, Shepard apparently died (One trailer an Asari women looks at Shepard and says "But you're dead!") and is on a secret mission so leaving old friends and romances in the dark is probably a good thing when you're on a suicide/secret mission.
Its a new game people, which means new characters. If you don't like it, don't buy it
Words of wisdom right hereRshady said:I seem to remember I didn't think much of any of the characters in ME1 until I had interacted with them on the ship. Those conversations gave the characters depth and therefore made me like them. Play the game and then judge the characters
I don't think jumping would be all that useful in an actual gun fightimahobbit4062 said:
Well it would be unfair if you couldn't end up have an opportunity to destroy Cerebus considering they gave you an opportunity to destroy the council in the previous gameMelasZepheos said:
Redem said:
They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Which means they probably hold her to a higher standard.Amnestic said:Redem said:Don't think Mechwarrior. Find out. Finish your sweep.
When was the last time you saw soldiers in Afghanistan bunny hopping their way around the battlefield?
It's not just "not useful", it's detrimental.
They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
Yeah, but Tali mentions in the first game that he wouldn't step in to help her if she's being punished for a crime. On the plus side, the Mass Effect wiki says that, in Quarian eyes, Tali is now known as Tali'Zorah vas Normandy, since she becomes a crew member of the Normandy and completed her Pilgrimage. You can't tell me that's not cool.Amnestic said:They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
When you see a soldier jumping in the air in Afganistan its usually because something really bad happened to himAmnestic said:When was the last time you saw soldiers in Afghanistan bunny hopping their way around the battlefield?
It's not just "not useful", it's detrimental.
They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
Yes, but the entire time during the first game, she's going on about how great the Quarians are, how much she misses the Migrant Fleet, how much she's going to help her people. Also, by the time of ME2, she's been back to the Fleet and a crew member for two years already. I mean, she always has perspective (i.e, she knows stopping Saren is more important than her Pilgrimage), but that wouldn't stop this from being a crushing blow to her.Redem said:When you see a soldier jumping in the air in Afganistan its usually because something really bad happened to himAmnestic said:When was the last time you saw soldiers in Afghanistan bunny hopping their way around the battlefield?
It's not just "not useful", it's detrimental.
They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
Well exile shouldn't that hard to her, I mean her whole rite of passage into the adult age is that she sent into exile
Okay, yeah, that is pretty badass.orannis62 said:Yeah, but Tali mentions in the first game that he wouldn't step in to help her if she's being punished for a crime. On the plus side, the Mass Effect wiki says that, in Quarian eyes, Tali is now known as Tali'Zorah vas Normandy, since she becomes a crew member of the Normandy and completed her Pilgrimage. You can't tell me that's not cool.Amnestic said:They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
I just realized that they call her that at the end of the video. Gave me chills.Amnestic said:Okay, yeah, that is pretty badass.orannis62 said:Yeah, but Tali mentions in the first game that he wouldn't step in to help her if she's being punished for a crime. On the plus side, the Mass Effect wiki says that, in Quarian eyes, Tali is now known as Tali'Zorah vas Normandy, since she becomes a crew member of the Normandy and completed her Pilgrimage. You can't tell me that's not cool.Amnestic said:They exile Tali!?orannis62 said:
Well I suppose it means she can come with us but...that's a little harsh. Isn't her dad one of the five top Admiral people?
I know what you mean. It's sort of like, the first game is filled with well done archetypes [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/columns/experienced-points/6862-Experienced-Points-The-Writers-of-BioWare], and the second game still uses archetypes, but sort of subverts some of our expectations with them as well. Compare Carth to Atton or Bastila to Kreia to see what I mean. Mass Effect seems to be following the same pattern, even though this sequel is being made by Bioware.Caligulove said:
