If you play femshep, you have to romance Garus.
This is not optional.
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I missed an opportune moment to say:
Breast. Race.
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How is that a downside?
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I wanted to romance Nyreen with my femshep. Female Turian, Nyreen especially isâŚenticing.
True!, in ten letters
You didnât have enough Renegade points to get that option.
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The popular image of the latter is an internet construct while the former is canonically someoneâs wish fulfillment. Things add up the more you learn and then theyâre just silly. And onion heads.
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Still gotta take a pick between them
The Asari are unironically a cool race with a lot of interesting lore. The Prothean interventions. The Justicars. The Ardat-Yakshi. The commandos.
Prove me wrong.
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Real peeve: trying to find a good name for a new character. The only ones I can think of that arenât taken are old alts I want to play again some day. Double dip peeve: some of my old names are now taken.
Also, imagine romancing a certain Asari, then sheâs cut apart by space squids in a mission and for the rest of your life you canât chop onions without shedding tears of grief.
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The Mythic race made me interested in WoW again. But I am still concerned with the state of the game.
Mass Effect seems to be an occuring topic in these forums every year.
I donât mind. Itâs just interesting to notice.
I also have a playthrough going on at the moment. Going to check out some mods for ME2 and 3 when I get there.
âApproachable for ANY rpâ and similar in peopleâs profiles. What does any RP even mean, is this a subtle invitation to ERP or something?
Could be, could mean they do fighting, recruitment and other types of RP as well?
I peeve at general attempts to monopolise a concept and/or location. âWeâre organisation X of authority Y, we run/operate from place Z and expect you to regard us the rightful stewards of this plot of land and all who dwell upon itâ.
At least people running towns is a dead RP trend, right?
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Before we got onto talking about Mass Effect (sorry) I notice there was a lot of talk about ESO. I havenât played a new MMO since SWTOR when it first came out and then a bit of Wildstar which I was hyped out of this world for. I have been wary ever since, given how many times I have been burned. Is it worth jumping into?
ESO is neat. Just keep in mind itâs an MMO first and a TES game second. But itâs decent. I wanna jump back to XIV myself, but I need cash for a sub fee plus the new xpac.
Never played FFXIV either, despite being a Final Fantasy fan.
Free trial up to lv35, itâs worth a try.
However I will say this, the game has an infamously dull early leveling experience. Basically it assumes you never played an MMO before and gives you abilities accordingly.
HOWEVER after 30 when you unlock your job it picks up quickly, and at the very least you get a new ability every 5 levels, then every 2 from 50 onwards. Which I prefer over WoW giving you your core rotation by 20 then basically nothing notable past that.
Pugilist/Monk is a good first class as it has a mechanic to reduce the GCD to be on par with WoWs. Normally the GCD is longer (2.5s) but this is because you do a lot more decision making with rotations at endgame than you do in WoW, plus weaving a ton of oGCD abilities into your rotations. As a Monk however the GCD will be much shorter and more WoW-like.
That all said if you just focus on the story (Helped by picking a âpreferred realmâ which gives 2x XP up to 60, making side quests pointless) then itâs more tolerable.
Iâm just sat here wondering how a game with a 2.5sec GCD can be fun in any regard