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I wanted to see EDI turn around

Also that geddup at the end is fucking amazing. I hope they go trick or treating with that come autumn (and video it and put the results online).

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Did Edie Falco become a lawyer?

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>> ^xxovercastxx:
I still enjoyed ME2, I just found it rather light. I wanted ME2 to be Mass Effect Extreme, not Diet Mass Effect.
I was surprised to find out people had such problems driving the MAKO. I had a blast with that thing. I loved that you could land on any planet and drive around, I just wish more of those planets had something on them to discover. To me, they "fixed" planetary exploration completely backwards: they removed the fun part (exploring) and featured the boring part (there's nothing on any of the planets). If you didn't like the handling of the MAKO, that's a separate issue, IMO. I would have been fine with a completely new vehicle so long as the exploration was still an option.


I've heard that the MAKO was really tough to control on the consoles, where the MAKO followed the turret, while on the PC you can move the MAKO and turret independently. I do agree the MAKO was fun, though the things you encountered were a bit bland and generic. This mineral scanning thing is terrible, why not have the onboard AI EDI do in a microsecond what takes you minutes. Instead of ditching the MAKO thye should have just improved the variety of planetary exploration.
I also hate that they removed the weapon statistics and that there are only something like 20 different weapons. Also you can't customize your squad's armor anymore. I wish they wouldn't have simplified this game so much to please the console generation.
Still I'm having fun with it, but I doubt I'll buy the third one.

Last thing I really can't stand how game review sites always praise overhyped games to death. Just look at the metacritic site. A third of the ratings are a perfect 10 and another third 9+. Same thing with Dragon Age
Are there any honest review sites?

I mean no offense, but I do think this is kind of over-reaching.

This is almost saying that until the 1990s and the purported age of the 'super model' women did not use their sexual allures to their own advantage.

I think that the 'super model' preceded the 1990s by at least three decades that I can think of--Twiggy in the 1960s and to a lesser extent Edie Sedgwick, who was basically blackballed from the business due to her wild lifestyle.

And, as was noted above, this is fantasy, and we can push the envelope of fantasy much farther now than we could back in the 1950s, so a lot of this is an example of cultural evolution rather than newfound methods of exploitation.

I mean...say that the women weren't dressed sexily, then someone could make the argument that they're being unfairly suppressed and not allowed to express themselves to their full extent due to an oppressive, misogynistic culture.

>> ^MrFisk:
Religion, is a smile on a dog

Pretty much sums it up right there...

One of my favorite songs.

Not sure if you've heard this version yet, but it's my fave.

He needed to add some hill-billy affectation and some fiddle coloratura for the edie's signature, l'ectric guitar cries....Gotta get that recording-
forgot about those little Popeye clones trying to burn mom at the stake.....all that spinach messed up the seamen.."GUUkk Guuk Guuk Guuk GUk!"

Edith Minturn "Edie" Sedgwick (April 20, 1943 – November 15, 1971) was an American actress, socialite, debutante and heiress who starred in many of Andy Warhol's short films in the 1960s.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edie_Sedgwick