Mass effect Fans ....

I just wanna say this is the best game of 2010 and dont you think its time and we deserve and full actual expansion to the game ?

i mean Dragon age is getting 2 taht i know of , im happy with what we got but theres still more story to be told before ME3 we deserve more than a couple missions.

I think the two games work differently.

I haven't played Dragon Age, so pardon the ignorance. Mass Effect has already been determined to be a trilogy, so you're on one story-line. Dragon Age doesn't have to stay true to a particular story and has more room to branch out.

you could make large Mass Effect expansions, but you'd have to change the main character to someone else.

i love mass effect i cant wait for the third 1 to come out :D

i hope they add the rpg elements from the first

i hope they add the rpg elements from the first

redskins26rocs

agreed. i wish there were more weapons in the second one, instead of just upgrades, so that you can actually notice the difference.

i would enjoy a proper expansion. hope they don't half ass it like awakening though.

Actually the next DLC for Mass effect is going to tie Mass Effect 2 and Mass effect 3 together. The Next DLC is going to be a full on expansion.Sniping_Crowbar

I just wanna say this is the best game of 2010 and dont you think its time and we deserve and full actual expansion to the game ?

i mean Dragon age is getting 2 taht i know of , im happy with what we got but theres still more story to be told before ME3 we deserve more than a couple missions.

SpArKs424

ME2's only been out for about 5 months. That's not really a huge amount of time.

I'm hoping 3's story is structured more like 1's. ME2 was a great game, but ME1 just blew me away.

There will be a bit more DLC to bridge the gap to the third game, but not in a large expansion that you want. But they're already working on ME3, so I can't complain about that.DJ_Magneto

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i hope they add the rpg elements from the first

masterja29

agreed. i wish there were more weapons in the second one, instead of just upgrades, so that you can actually notice the difference.

I just wanna say this is the best game of 2010 and dont you think its time and we deserve and full actual expansion to the game ?

i mean Dragon age is getting 2 taht i know of , im happy with what we got but theres still more story to be told before ME3 we deserve more than a couple missions.

SpArKs424

It's too early to tell. Mass effect 2 GOFY not likey.

ME1 totally blew me away when I got it. I haven't had the money to buy new games for a while, but when I do, ME2 is on the top of my list.

i hope they add the rpg elements from the first

redskins26rocs

How come no one up to know has mentioned raising the stat cap or adding more points for your powers. I find it very dissapointing that you max out at level 30 and have not even fully upgraded all your powers.

i dunno, little expansions are nice and they did make ME2 longer than ME1 so i can't really complain. If i wanted to play more ME2, i'd just start a new file and play as a different class/make different decisions.

There's still plenty of DLCs ahead, including a Liara & Shadow Broker DLC, and perhaps even a "romance pack"

i dunno, little expansions are nice and they did make ME2 longer than ME1 so i can't really complain. If i wanted to play more ME2, i'd just start a new file and play as a different class/make different decisions.

Keving7

There's still plenty of DLCs ahead, including a Liara & Shadow Broker DLC, and perhaps even a "romance pack"

N7v1K0

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i dunno, little expansions are nice and they did make ME2 longer than ME1 so i can't really complain. If i wanted to play more ME2, i'd just start a new file and play as a different class/make different decisions.

SpArKs424

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[QUOTE="Keving7"]

i dunno, little expansions are nice and they did make ME2 longer than ME1 so i can't really complain. If i wanted to play more ME2, i'd just start a new file and play as a different class/make different decisions.

DJ_Magneto

[QUOTE="N7v1K0"]

There's still plenty of DLCs ahead, including a Liara & Shadow Broker DLC, and perhaps even a "romance pack"

SpArKs424

I'll be really happy if they unmask the Shadow Broker, just like they're doing to the Illusive Man in ME: Retribution and ME: Evolution

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[QUOTE="N7v1K0"]

There's still plenty of DLCs ahead, including a Liara & Shadow Broker DLC, and perhaps even a "romance pack"

N7v1K0

I'll be really happy if they unmask the Shadow Broker, just like they're doing to the Illusive Man in ME: Retribution and ME: Evolution

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[QUOTE="SpArKs424"]should be cool i wanna know more about shadow broker could be interesting. Liara really didnt have a big role which kindda bummed me out.

SpArKs424

I'll be really happy if they unmask the Shadow Broker, just like they're doing to the Illusive Man in ME: Retribution and ME: Evolution

I'm pretty sure the Shadow Broker was around before humanity came about.

Here's an interesting theory I made up for the Illusive Man recently btw:

It might've been done in other games/films, and it mightn't be too important for stopping the Reapers, but what if the Illusive Man was Shepard's father? It would be a good twist, even if a little clichéd.

The Illusive Man was already an adult when the Prothean bunker was discovered (pointed out in Ascension), so there's the age factor.

Shepard's dad is always listed as "dead" at the start of ME1, and the name is never mentioned in any of the pre-service histories.

In the Spacer background, both parents were Alliance soldiers, and the mother still is, but there's no mention of the father beyond that. It's likely that TIMwas in the Alliance (Cerberus was part of the Alliance too), but then when they broke off properly he went into deep cover.

The Colonialist background states that Shep's family died when slavers hit Mindoir, but it doesn't specify which members, or if the whole family died. TIM could've been away, or escaped notice by the slavers, and then went into cover with Cerberus shortly after.

The Eathborn background says that Shep barely had any parents for his childhood, so it's possible that TIM went into cover at a very early time in Shep's life.

And as all these events occur some time apart in the ME timeline, TIM could've been at every one of those events, etc.

During the course of the two games, Shepard never mentions seeing his father die, nor does he talk about him at all.

In ME2, TIM is quite friendly to Shepard, too friendly in fact, to a complete stranger he apparently only saw on TV. He somehow forgives everything Shepard had done to damage Cerberus, and doesn't even mention it.

As we also learn from the game and comics, Cerberus is ready to spend all their funds on restoring Shepard's body, and it turns out they're already looking out for him even before ME1 starts (talk to EDI).

So with that backing the theory up, what do you think?

I've seen that particular fanart piece a couple of times. It's very nice, but I doubt Tali's gonna look like that. Quarians are "hard" according to Grunt

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[QUOTE="N7v1K0"]

I'll be really happy if they unmask the Shadow Broker, just like they're doing to the Illusive Man in ME: Retribution and ME: Evolution

N7v1K0

I'm pretty sure the Shadow Broker was around before humanity came about.

Here's an interesting theory I made up for the Illusive Man recently btw:

It might've been done in other games/films, and it mightn't be too important for stopping the Reapers, but what if the Illusive Man was Shepard's father? It would be a good twist, even if a little clichéd.

The Illusive Man was already an adult when the Prothean bunker was discovered (pointed out in Ascension), so there's the age factor.

Shepard's dad is always listed as "dead" at the start of ME1, and the name is never mentioned in any of the pre-service histories.

In the Spacer background, both parents were Alliance soldiers, and the mother still is, but there's no mention of the father beyond that. It's likely that TIMwas in the Alliance (Cerberus was part of the Alliance too), but then when they broke off properly he went into deep cover.

The Colonialist background states that Shep's family died when slavers hit Mindoir, but it doesn't specify which members, or if the whole family died. TIM could've been away, or escaped notice by the slavers, and then went into cover with Cerberus shortly after.

The Eathborn background says that Shep barely had any parents for his childhood, so it's possible that TIM went into cover at a very early time in Shep's life.

And as all these events occur some time apart in the ME timeline, TIM could've been at every one of those events, etc.

During the course of the two games, Shepard never mentions seeing his father die, nor does he talk about him at all.

In ME2, TIM is quite friendly to Shepard, too friendly in fact, to a complete stranger he apparently only saw on TV. He somehow forgives everything Shepard had done to damage Cerberus, and doesn't even mention it.

As we also learn from the game and comics, Cerberus is ready to spend all their funds on restoring Shepard's body, and it turns out they're already looking out for him even before ME1 starts (talk to EDI).

So with that backing the theory up, what do you think?

[QUOTE="SpArKs424"]

[QUOTE="N7v1K0"]

I'll be really happy if they unmask the Shadow Broker, just like they're doing to the Illusive Man in ME: Retribution and ME: Evolution

N7v1K0

I'm pretty sure the Shadow Broker was around before humanity came about.

Here's an interesting theory I made up for the Illusive Man recently btw:

It might've been done in other games/films, and it mightn't be too important for stopping the Reapers, but what if the Illusive Man was Shepard's father? It would be a good twist, even if a little clichéd.

The Illusive Man was already an adult when the Prothean bunker was discovered (pointed out in Ascension), so there's the age factor.

Shepard's dad is always listed as "dead" at the start of ME1, and the name is never mentioned in any of the pre-service histories.

In the Spacer background, both parents were Alliance soldiers, and the mother still is, but there's no mention of the father beyond that. It's likely that TIMwas in the Alliance (Cerberus was part of the Alliance too), but then when they broke off properly he went into deep cover.

The Colonialist background states that Shep's family died when slavers hit Mindoir, but it doesn't specify which members, or if the whole family died. TIM could've been away, or escaped notice by the slavers, and then went into cover with Cerberus shortly after.

The Eathborn background says that Shep barely had any parents for his childhood, so it's possible that TIM went into cover at a very early time in Shep's life.

And as all these events occur some time apart in the ME timeline, TIM could've been at every one of those events, etc.

During the course of the two games, Shepard never mentions seeing his father die, nor does he talk about him at all.

In ME2, TIM is quite friendly to Shepard, too friendly in fact, to a complete stranger he apparently only saw on TV. He somehow forgives everything Shepard had done to damage Cerberus, and doesn't even mention it.

As we also learn from the game and comics, Cerberus is ready to spend all their funds on restoring Shepard's body, and it turns out they're already looking out for him even before ME1 starts (talk to EDI).

So with that backing the theory up, what do you think?

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[QUOTE="SpArKs424"]what about if he is the shadow broker and is playing everything off cool cause idk one line that stuck from mass effect 2 was i forget how far in it is but illusive man is talking to you and he say can we trust your information and illusive man says " Information is my specialty" or something like that idk im sure hes not but would be hell of a twist .

DJ_Magneto

I'm pretty sure the Shadow Broker was around before humanity came about.

Here's an interesting theory I made up for the Illusive Man recently btw:

It might've been done in other games/films, and it mightn't be too important for stopping the Reapers, but what if the Illusive Man was Shepard's father? It would be a good twist, even if a little clichéd.

The Illusive Man was already an adult when the Prothean bunker was discovered (pointed out in Ascension), so there's the age factor.

Shepard's dad is always listed as "dead" at the start of ME1, and the name is never mentioned in any of the pre-service histories.

In the Spacer background, both parents were Alliance soldiers, and the mother still is, but there's no mention of the father beyond that. It's likely that TIMwas in the Alliance (Cerberus was part of the Alliance too), but then when they broke off properly he went into deep cover.

The Colonialist background states that Shep's family died when slavers hit Mindoir, but it doesn't specify which members, or if the whole family died. TIM could've been away, or escaped notice by the slavers, and then went into cover with Cerberus shortly after.

The Eathborn background says that Shep barely had any parents for his childhood, so it's possible that TIM went into cover at a very early time in Shep's life.

And as all these events occur some time apart in the ME timeline, TIM could've been at every one of those events, etc.

During the course of the two games, Shepard never mentions seeing his father die, nor does he talk about him at all.

In ME2, TIM is quite friendly to Shepard, too friendly in fact, to a complete stranger he apparently only saw on TV. He somehow forgives everything Shepard had done to damage Cerberus, and doesn't even mention it.

As we also learn from the game and comics, Cerberus is ready to spend all their funds on restoring Shepard's body, and it turns out they're already looking out for him even before ME1 starts (talk to EDI).

So with that backing the theory up, what do you think?

That's where the mother comes in. Remember that they never showed her...

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[QUOTE="SpArKs424"]what about if he is the shadow broker and is playing everything off cool cause idk one line that stuck from mass effect 2 was i forget how far in it is but illusive man is talking to you and he say can we trust your information and illusive man says " Information is my specialty" or something like that idk im sure hes not but would be hell of a twist .

DJ_Magneto

I'm pretty sure the Shadow Broker was around before humanity came about.

Here's an interesting theory I made up for the Illusive Man recently btw:

It might've been done in other games/films, and it mightn't be too important for stopping the Reapers, but what if the Illusive Man was Shepard's father? It would be a good twist, even if a little clichéd.

The Illusive Man was already an adult when the Prothean bunker was discovered (pointed out in Ascension), so there's the age factor.

Shepard's dad is always listed as "dead" at the start of ME1, and the name is never mentioned in any of the pre-service histories.

In the Spacer background, both parents were Alliance soldiers, and the mother still is, but there's no mention of the father beyond that. It's likely that TIMwas in the Alliance (Cerberus was part of the Alliance too), but then when they broke off properly he went into deep cover.

The Colonialist background states that Shep's family died when slavers hit Mindoir, but it doesn't specify which members, or if the whole family died. TIM could've been away, or escaped notice by the slavers, and then went into cover with Cerberus shortly after.

The Eathborn background says that Shep barely had any parents for his childhood, so it's possible that TIM went into cover at a very early time in Shep's life.

And as all these events occur some time apart in the ME timeline, TIM could've been at every one of those events, etc.

During the course of the two games, Shepard never mentions seeing his father die, nor does he talk about him at all.

In ME2, TIM is quite friendly to Shepard, too friendly in fact, to a complete stranger he apparently only saw on TV. He somehow forgives everything Shepard had done to damage Cerberus, and doesn't even mention it.

As we also learn from the game and comics, Cerberus is ready to spend all their funds on restoring Shepard's body, and it turns out they're already looking out for him even before ME1 starts (talk to EDI).

So with that backing the theory up, what do you think?

I love Mass effect story , universe,the History that they put into this world is awesome now i know how People Felt when the frist trilogy of star wars was coming out . especially when people wanted to know who luke's father was haha .