I'm in tears laughing during Movie Night....

I was in pain, cringing over it. I felt embarrassed.

Yeah and it's supposed to be "extremely funny" and it really isn't. When Ryder acts with Kallo that's... yeeesh. Don't do comedy if you can't write comedy.

I'd rather watch an episode of Hannah Montana than this and that's just to emphasize how much I thought it sucked.

I found it amusing because I've been with friends who do those types of things.

It's no worse than shepherd dancing. Actually shepherd dancing is worse.

Yeah, I've also done goofy shit like this with friends but it feels like a bunch of 17-year-olds and not mid-twenties who are doing important things. I like that the crew can feel like family but I think BioWare should tie up the knot a little bit next time. They've sunken too far into the deep end with this type of casual Citadel DLC stuff IMO where everything is just meandering.

I did like that this side quest builds up over the course of the game and goes through most crew members to help establish it though. I just think the scene is super forced and feels like some bad bonus material. It's a real "kill your babies" situation (context: turn of phrase that refers to when artists have to cut out stuff they really like for a better overall impression)

Regarding whether it's comical or not, I just think this was too slapstick-like. It's childish. The comparison is a stark contrast to this



Wanna make it funny and endearing? Make it at least look like it's a bunch of adults having fun.

I get that, and I like that they're having fun and goofing around, I just think the way they do it is juveneile and reminds me of my high-school days more hence my Hannah Montana comparison.

Watch much Hannah Montana in high school? 

"I was forced to watch it with my younger sister" 

uuuhhhh why were you watching a children's show in high school? O.o and many adults 18-26 act like they did in high school.

And my uncle was the same, he hated the idea that all those bullets he sprayed into the trees landing troops in on choppers might have killed someone.

He'd pull pranks and make himself laugh and bring everyone else with him because it helped him feel like he was still here.

As a form of coping I have no problem with it. But the vast majority of us have no compulsion to do that.

More so because the character isn't even us to begin with. It seems like something you'd do a 14 year old girls slumber party in that context.

Not to knock your sevice for whatever country you served. But we aren't in a position where something like this serves any purpose in a game, other than to sit there looking derpy grinning at something stupid, simply because its stupid.

Its a normal reaction for some to say that was too over the top and from where i sat a waste of time and energy.

I thought it made sense to do it earlier on grab the vid everyone bonds now we're all friends. Turns out it was supposed to be a "friendship crescendo" of sorts. By the time it was ready to go it was pointless. We were ready to fight Archon.

So far as Mass Effect goes it felt like a really crappy throw back to the citadel party. Only without one liners, lols and a sense of comradery.

I really felt like the crew didnt even know each other well enough or even got along well enough to pull it off anyway.

And why the hell do they get to crash the PF personal quarters?

I didn't attend Movie Night

Maybe I should

"Too bad the script wasn't caught in the blast"

Ohh the saga of three drunken witchers? It is legendary!