ya but some will get stuck in traffic and never make it out if u ask ppl to do what they aren't supposed to do

Like asking Grunt do pole dance

weird, last time my loading time damn smooth, but now takes me 5 loading screens to get back to the game after i have died...

sry bross...= =" forgot..>.<...

Dinner? I thought only can do that with Kelly. Not like I care, I don't like her

Yep, have to choose the right man for the job.

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Added on February 9, 2010, 10:36 pm

Can't wait for ME3....

I wanna kick Harbinger ass.......

The squadmate deaths are actually quite dramatic. Youtube ftw.

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Added on February 9, 2010, 11:02 pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkRxe_R6SqI for the lols

This post has been edited by Aggroboy: Feb 9 2010, 11:02 PM

Replaying Mass Effect, taking it nice and slow and enjoy every moment of the game. Gonna make sure that I hit lvl 60 before I import my character over to ME2.

Do you get any bonus if you import a lvl 60 character to ME2?

Feels like ME1 is already part of ME2. You have to play ME1 before playing ME2,as major decisions are brought over to ME2.

Some how,i still prefer ME1's combat.The ammo system is kinda hard to use some times but the combat is definitely more fun now.

Level 5
And extra moolah if you have the Rich achievement.

ME2 combat > ME combat. However, ME2 combat is unbalanced I believe even Christina Norman admits it in the forum. Hoping for a patch in the future to fix it. You do get some bonus for importing a lvl 60 character, though the only bonus that I'm looking forward is the lvl 5 starting bonus so that It makes playing Insanity mode ezier and allows you to reach max lvl of 30 in ME2 in 1 playthough. I like it that you can reload your weapons instate of waiting for the weapon to cooldown; it as if you are playing on infinite ammo cheat.

There is also another reason for me to replay ME. You gotta have a basic frame for your character that will affect the events and plot in ME2 and ME3. Without a core understanding of the story from ME, you definitely do not have the sense of attachment to your character and knowing the consequences for every decisions you make in ME and ME2 will ultimately affect the story in ME3. Imagine you made a mistake in ME, and it comes back to haunt you in ME3; I'm sure by the time you are half-way through ME3 you will be cursing yourself for making that mistake in ME.

I just pray that by letting the council die in ME will not be a regretful decision that would haunt me in ME3 cause:



This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Feb 10 2010, 12:32 AM

how to get more credit beside doing main quest and loyalty mission?
need to buy more weapon upgrade and armour upgrade.

N7 missions.
However, I believe the devs made it so you can't buy everything in the game.

the new armor and shotgun is available to download now.

Hi guise

speechless

It's a trilogy and anyone missing out on ANY part will be sad. I know there will be some people playing ME3 without ME1 and ME2.

I'm kinda attached to my Shepard. My same character through 30 hours of ME1 and 40 hours of ME2. Luckily I didn't have to see him die. Youtube ftw.

hahaha nice one

wow lvl 60. I cant stand it after i reach lvl 40+ in my 2nd playthrough for ME1. Also, ME2 was released in a fewdays more, so i decided to finish it hehe.

I'd prefer if there was an inventory system, but its too troublesome and cluttered to manage the inventory for me in ME1.

Although it has no gameplay effects, I didn't like the default ME1 outcome. Basically the default Shepard killed off the characters I liked and romanced that certain beyotch. Good thing I found my old lv59 savegame in a pendrive. Also, the rich achievement only gave you enough credits in ME2 to buy one stupid upgrade... did my wealth get hijacked by nigerian scammers and feng shui masters? zzz

or go to Tuchanka and gamble on the Varen fight. Lose? Reload!