Mass Effect News Thread

There are jumping back and forth with their decision on this like EA couldn't decide if this would bring enough money.

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"It smacks  of a behind the scenes to and fro debate. Someone said something they shouldn't have here. If i was in charge of the whole thing i'd be asking why."



Couldn't resist.....

But yes, zipzap2000. I concur.

This reminds me of Window Guy from the ME3 beginning reveal. I loved that he got his own romance thread. LOL

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LOL.
Reminds me of Varric in DA:I when he jumped on top of a table to do his version of the knee jerk....

On the other hand...

You did mention way baaack something about pathfinding challenges.... hehe

We should remember that "EA" isn't a hivemind; one executive won't necessarily know what another executive has already said about a topic when they go to do media interviews.



That said, it is a bit weird that two people gave two almost completely opposite responses to the same topic when asked about it a few weeks apart.

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One way is to isolate the development LAN with the servers and work stations from the internet. Weak points would be those individual PCs that are internet connected.

I dunno. For all the rage that metacritic has received over the years, I still find people's opinions valid. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Whenever I'm looking at buying a new product that I know nothing about I always go to somewhere like metacritic and check the reviews. Or amazon and check the reviews. I'll click on the highest rating, middle of the road rating, and the lowest rating. Usually there'll be a common theme in there. "This product did not work."

Okay, so, that tells me that when you can get it to work, it works great. That's where the middle of the road reviews come in, and usually there will be a common theme there too. "Hard to start." These companies wanna hear what is being said about them, not only the positive, but the negative as well. That's where I think that most of these sites, such as Kotaku, IGN, have failed miserably.

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But of course, WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE, REALLY