My cock is so hard its brittle.
Greatest game trailer ever?
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!
I am so there Tuesday morning at 12 am.
I believe I have my 360 save data for ME2 on a memory stick. I am not sure if it is there or not. I don't have a 360 at the moment though. I can't have more than two console systems at a time; don't ask why. I chose to keep the Wii for XenoBlade over the 360 for ME3. I figured I could just play it on the PS3. I thought there would be some kind of details of a digital comic or some manner of making choices from the first two games to prepare for the third. That's not what I am gathering these days though. It seems BioWare went ahead and made the choices FOR people who didn't play or don't have saves from the first two games. I've been stressing and stressing about whether or not the game would have the same choices I made as the "defaults" for ME3.
I'm done stressing.
I'm not the kind of person to replay games, really. If I do, it's RARE.
Tonight I started a play-thru of ME2 on the PS3, fully intending to finish by Tuesday, 12AM.
Yeah, Mass Effect is --THAT-- kind of game. That's not something I say all too often.
I'm sticking with my Infiltrator to the bitter end.
I always played as a Solider and its upgraded class, so this time I thought I would try something different. I believe I chose an Adept, or whatever the all Biotics class is called. I can never remember the ME classes very well.
So far I have Archangel (not that one, Garrus), Mordin, Zaeed, Kasumi and Jack. I've done Kasumi's Hidden Memories, gone to the Citadel and done quite a bit of research. Not bad for one day, but the day is not over and I still need to pick up the pace for Monday night!
Edit: ...and I just realized this would be better suited for the playthru thread!
Leo there are many sites that have game saves you can download, i am sure they have one for every situation.
I will play as a soldier first as it is the base class, I like to do that first. Later I will mess around with the other classes.
Did you guys know that ME3 on 360 comes on 2 discs and on gaf they are saying it goes mission by mission so if you do a main mission then a side mission you have to switch discs, then switch again when you do a main mission. You will be switching discs a ton of times.
Dvader said:Did you guys know that ME3 on 360 comes on 2 discs and on gaf they are saying it goes mission by mission so if you do a main mission then a side mission you have to switch discs, then switch again when you do a main mission. You will be switching discs a ton of times.
Unless you install. ME2 also did come in 2 discs and there was no disc swapping whatsoever. At any rate, it doesn't bother me.
phantom_leo said:I always played as a Solider and its upgraded class, so this time I thought I would try something different. I believe I chose an Adept, or whatever the all Biotics class is called. I can never remember the ME classes very well.
So far I have Archangel (not that one, Garrus), Mordin, Zaeed, Kasumi and Jack. I've done Kasumi's Hidden Memories, gone to the Citadel and done quite a bit of research. Not bad for one day, but the day is not over and I still need to pick up the pace for Monday night!
Edit: ...and I just realized this would be better suited for the playthru thread!
See, I'm considering doing the same thing. I've always, always played as a soldier, but having powers/biotics does seem awfully tempting at the moment.
SteelAttack said:Unless you install. ME2 also did come in 2 discs and there was no disc swapping whatsoever. At any rate, it doesn't bother me.
Since I have 1 and 2 on 360 I wanted to get 3 for the same as well, but since I have a Core unit (albeit with beefy USB sticks) installation won't be an option for me. I hope this doesn't turn out to be true.
EDIT: Then again, (I'll save Foolz the post to point this out), when TF have I ever done a side mission? This won't effect me.
SteelAttack said:Unless you install. ME2 also did come in 2 discs and there was no disc swapping whatsoever. At any rate, it doesn't bother me.
Nope if you install you still need to change discs. Check neogaf, everyone is talking about it, even on the citadel if you switch missions you have to change discs.
Dvader said:SteelAttack said:Unless you install. ME2 also did come in 2 discs and there was no disc swapping whatsoever. At any rate, it doesn't bother me.
Nope if you install you still need to change discs. Check neogaf, everyone is talking about it, even on the citadel if you switch missions you have to change discs.
I can't see them setting the game up that way....is this coming from someone that's actually played it? That would be completely retarded. The only game I have EVER experienced like that was Tiger Woods 2004 on the Gamecube. It came on two discs, and you had to switch discs every time you went to a different golf course. 
Considering how well Bioware know the 360 hardware though...I really can't see them designing the game this way. Changing discs every mission? That would destroy the game. If they ARE stupid enough to do that, I am twice as glad I am going with the PC version.
I'm gonna be seriously pissed if the disc swapping thing is true because all of my previous ME saves are on 360. The Bioware site seems down right now. :x
Ok, did some digging around for answers on the disc swapping and this is what I found.....Just second-hand info.
Spoilers
Spoilers
Actually, it's a minor spoiler
If you try to do the sidequests before unlocking the Tuchanka planet, then you will have to swap a lot. Wait until that planet is unlocked before doing everything in the galaxy.
Release Date:
NA - March 6
EU - March 9
Regular edition - $60
Collectors Edition - $80 and it comes with all this
An unpresidented series from Bioware is finally coming to an end. A planned trilogy where all your choices carry on from game to game ultimately changing the way the story plays out reaches its conclusion. Now the entire galaxy is under attack and it is up to you to fight back, how will it all end, well it may be different for all.
The story so far:
Evil robotic aliens are coming to make all life in the galaxy extinct. You are Commander Shepard, the biggest badass in the galaxy and your crew will lead the fight to stop the Reapers cycle of destruction against impossible odds.
Gameplay improvements:
The best action the series has seen, new dodge button and much improved melee attacks.
Return of weapon customization but without the clutter of ME1. Weapon restriction lifted for ****s.
More options in leveling up your powers
Kinect version allows for voice command squad teamate controls
Multiplayer:
Mass Effect 3 is the first game of the series with multiplayer and its awesome. Basically a "horde mode" which allows you to level up multiple characters in all clases. You level up the same exact way you do in the campaign and each clas has different powers depending on the species you play as. You and three other players have to survive waves of enemies, teamwork is essencial. The multiplayer effects the Galaxy at War feature in Mass Effect 3.
Trailers:
Reviews:
When they come