Mass Effect Legendary Edition remaster trilogy

[Tytus]

I can't put 8 Garrus Vakarians in, so it's shit.

You mean like this? You degenerate.

 

[Vorark]

You can download Bonus material for free here:
https://www.ea.com/games/mass-effec...ry-edition/mass-effect-bonus-content-download

*This promotion is available until the earlier of May 31, 2021 or until download capacity is reached.

Soundtrack is in mp3 @ 320kpbs. M4 Part II' (ME1) and 'Credits' (ME3) are missing tho, EA probably didn't want to pay Faunts.

Not a bad offer, despite this so called bonus content being readily available on the net for years.

 

[Naraya]

until download capacity is reached.

We are sorry but we ran out of bits.

 

[Lacrymas]

I downloaded the bonus material.

 

[Naraya]

I downloaded the bonus material.

It sucks but the OST is as glorious as expected. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Lacrymas]

I flipped through the pdf art book for ME2, it's got some cool trivia and art. Too bad there isn't an art book for ME1, that would be more interesting because they were making the universe then instead of just adding to it with ME2.

 

[Padzi]

I don't like synthwave or any music using synthesizers in general, but I kinda like this one:

 

[Tytus]

I don't like synthwave or any music using synthesizers in general, but I kinda like this one:

Ah yes, the "new" track in the Legendary Edition

 

[Padzi]

...it's the same song?

 

[Larianshill]

I like to cite those two videos when I argue that Mass Effect 2 sucks.





12 companions. One opinion on everything to share between them, with only minor differences in how they say it.

 

[Lacrymas]

There aren't many different opinions on this kind of beating, though. Would you like a crew member who says "yeah, let him suffer, regardless of context, I'm lovin' it"? The problem is not that it's edgy, it is that too don't get me wrong, but that you can't trust a person who says that ever. Those kinds of people are like rabid/wild animals, you can't ever trust they won't pounce on you at any given moment. It's the same thing if you yourself are a serial killer and someone else is okay with that. You can't ever trust that someone else because you don't know what they are capable of.

 

[Larianshill]

Why does Zaeed, a man whose loyalty mission is so fucked up, you can leave him to die, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Archangel, a man who killed a drug dealer by applying drugs to his eyes, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Samara, a character who was using, let's say enhanced interrogation tactics, in the first few seconds we've seen her, have any opinion on torture?
That's incidental, by the way, torture specifically isn't a big deal to me. The companions react to everything else the same way too. See the first video.

 

[Chippy]

In Mass Effect, every party member librul can hear you scream.

 

[Larianshill]

Another example of all companions being the same, this time from ME3.

 

[Deleted member 7219]

Another example of all companions being the same, this time from ME3.

Interesting - but at this point I wasn't able to play with any characters other than Liara and Garrus. GF and biggest BRO.

 

[Lacrymas]

Another example of all companions being the same, this time from ME3.

This is terrible, yeah.

 

[Tacgnol]

Why does Zaeed, a man whose loyalty mission is so fucked up, you can leave him to die, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Archangel, a man who killed a drug dealer by applying drugs to his eyes, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Samara, a character who was using, let's say enhanced interrogation tactics, in the first few seconds we've seen her, have any opinion on torture?
That's incidental, by the way, torture specifically isn't a big deal to me. The companions react to everything else the same way too. See the first video.

Pretty classic example of SJW writers not being able to consider other perspectives. They can only ever write different shades of themselves.

Not to say that torture is good (or necessarily inherently bad), but a good writer should be able to create characters with different perspectives of it.

 

[Nano]

There aren't many different opinions on this kind of beating, though. Would you like a crew member who says "yeah, let him suffer, regardless of context, I'm lovin' it"?

Yes.

We need more evil companions in RPGs, dammit.

 

[Lacrymas]

There aren't many different opinions on this kind of beating, though. Would you like a crew member who says "yeah, let him suffer, regardless of context, I'm lovin' it"?

Yes.

We need more evil companions in RPGs, dammit.

Sure, but only when the context allows for such. Being in a military organization in which you are virtually required to trust your companions 100% doesn't really foster such things.

 

[Larianshill]

Trust your companions, like you trust the unstable criminal biotic, or a geth, or a serial killer you've hired?

 

[Nano]

Sure, but only when the context allows for such. Being in a military organization in which you are virtually required to trust your companions 100% doesn't really foster such things.

We're talking about ME2, brah. It's the game where evil companions would fit the most. There was Morinth, but they barely wrote anything for her (and then they unceremoniously killed her off in ME3).

 

[Caim]

Just noticed that they renamed Mass Effect 1 and 2 in Steam to Mass Effect (2007) and Mass Effect 2 (2010). That's one way to do that I guess.

 

[Lacrymas]

Sure, but only when the context allows for such. Being in a military organization in which you are virtually required to trust your companions 100% doesn't really foster such things.

We're talking about ME2, brah. It's the game where evil companions would fit the most. There was Morinth, but they barely wrote anything for her (and then they unceremoniously killed her off in ME3).

But none of them are "fuck yeah! Let's torture the homeless! wohoooooo!". Well, except maybe Morinth, but you get what you deserve with her - you get killed by having sex.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

been holding off on a ME replay for almost a year now, I'm not sure I can wait any longer

 

[Sykar]

Why does Zaeed, a man whose loyalty mission is so fucked up, you can leave him to die, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Archangel, a man who killed a drug dealer by applying drugs to his eyes, have strong opinions on torture? Why does Samara, a character who was using, let's say enhanced interrogation tactics, in the first few seconds we've seen her, have any opinion on torture?
That's incidental, by the way, torture specifically isn't a big deal to me. The companions react to everything else the same way too. See the first video.

Are you seriously trying to make sense of one of the most retarded games Bioware ever diarrhead out?