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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:00    Post subject:  | 
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						No.. they are usually go there then fight your way back threw a hord of robots   this game has no worthwhile quests.
 
 
How the fuck is it a bioware game then      this has ea written all over it    
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:03    Post subject:  | 
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						You specifically mean the run around the Citadel scanning stuff types? I guess it is missing that, though there are similar quests on Illium and maybe Omega.
 
 
It's still a Bioware game because of the focus on characters and story, you really think missing some side quests destroys that?
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:24    Post subject:  | 
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						Yes, for all it's faults ME1 was an rpg because of the quests this is more Gears of War then an rpg and it should be an rpg. 
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:41    Post subject:  | 
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						Well the are trying to create a good balance of action and RPG games. It is pretty obvious they want to create a genre that is more appealing to the masses (he hee..masses) by stepping away from the classic RPG formula and experimenting with this and that. I say they are making good progress. Perhaps did some things wrong, definitely some things right, but they are getting there.
 
I only think, they could make things even bigger. As long as they don't completely dumb down story/character interactions/choices and consequences, they'll do just fine... In my opinion of course  
 
 
PS: And yeah,other RPG elements, such as character customization (appearance, powers etc) obviously need to stay, but I don't think they are actually dumb enough to throw that away.
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						dsergei
					
					 
					 
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:41    Post subject:  | 
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						Which quests do you mean? Citadel and Noveria quests in ME were nothing special.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:42    Post subject:  | 
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						[quote="MinderMast"]Hmm, but can't you change the difficulty at any point in the game? It seems odd to lock out weapons that way. Also, is that Geth rifle part of one of the DLCs, or is it supposed to be in the game from the start?[/quote
 
The DLC is a Collector Rifle. But yeah Ill change the difficulty and try it.
  
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						chiv
					
					 
					 
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:49    Post subject:  | 
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						well still playing it so i guess that means the games pretty fun. i like how loading is handled in this.. the transitions are completely unnoticable when going from room to room, unlike  dragon age which had you hitting a loading screen every time you entered a house or a new floor... the game gave me dooraphobia...
 
 
dunno how far i made it through the first game before i got bored... kinda hope i finish this one, perhaps itll even make me want to replay and finish the first one.. i became a lot more tolerable of rpgs after playing the epic witcher, so i dont hate rpgs as much as i used to... cept jap rpgs, i still think those are a load of pure rotten shit... but anyway... remember some of the characters from the first game.. i liked pissing off that face-masked alien freak chick. i remembered hating her in the first game, but it was good seeing who archangel was.. i liked him in the first game quite a lot.
 
 
also having fun playing renegade... its weird, i used to have a problem playing the more 'evil' options, but thankfully im totally over it and enjoying killing characters and pissing off ones i dont like. funnnn  
 
 
oh and the game runs smooth as fuck, which i guess will always be the benefit for us pc gamers of console ports... as long as theyre done decently enough. everything maxed at 1920x1200 at 60fps, though sometimes it drops down to 58  
 
   
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 11:55    Post subject:  | 
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						Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    __ _______ _____  
 
|__|    |  |     \ 
 
|  |       |  --  |
 
|__|__|____|_____/
 
 
Release: Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 
Date: 28-01-2010
 
 
Size: 14 x 50MB = 654.2 MB
 
 
Mass Effect 2 Downloadable content includes:
 
 
- Blood Dragon - Armor
 
- Collector's Armor & Assault Weapon - Beam based assault rifle
 
- Incisor - Sniper Rifle
 
- Inferno - Armor
 
- Normandy Crash - Mission
 
- Recon Hood - Headwear
 
- Sentry - Headwear
 
- Terminus - Armor and Weapon
 
- Umbravisor - Headwear
 
- Zaeed - Extra character
 
 
Installation:
 
 
1. Before installing you need to turn off gameplay feedback and autoconnect
 
   ingame options.
 
   Start Mass Effect 2, choose Extras in menu, then go to Options and set all to No.
 
   Exit game.
 
 
2. Install all files from "DLC" folder.
 
 
3. Copy "giveme2entitlements.exe" from "Crack" folder
 
   to ME2 install folder where is "MassEffect2Launcher.exe"
 
   located.
 
 
4. Run "giveme2entitlements.exe" and follow instructions.
 
 
5. Enjoy!    	 |   
 
 
They just stole the giveme2entitlements.exe  
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:13    Post subject:  | 
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						Don't forget to ask them about the Geth Pulse rifle...
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:39    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | Overlord123 wrote: | 	 		  Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    __ _______ _____  
 
|__|    |  |     \ 
 
|  |       |  --  |
 
|__|__|____|_____/
 
 
Release: Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 
Date: 28-01-2010
 
 
Size: 14 x 50MB = 654.2 MB
 
 
Mass Effect 2 Downloadable content includes:
 
 
- Blood Dragon - Armor
 
- Collector's Armor & Assault Weapon - Beam based assault rifle
 
- Incisor - Sniper Rifle
 
- Inferno - Armor
 
- Normandy Crash - Mission
 
- Recon Hood - Headwear
 
- Sentry - Headwear
 
- Terminus - Armor and Weapon
 
- Umbravisor - Headwear
 
- Zaeed - Extra character
 
 
Installation:
 
 
1. Before installing you need to turn off gameplay feedback and autoconnect
 
   ingame options.
 
   Start Mass Effect 2, choose Extras in menu, then go to Options and set all to No.
 
   Exit game.
 
 
2. Install all files from "DLC" folder.
 
 
3. Copy "giveme2entitlements.exe" from "Crack" folder
 
   to ME2 install folder where is "MassEffect2Launcher.exe"
 
   located.
 
 
4. Run "giveme2entitlements.exe" and follow instructions.
 
 
5. Enjoy!    	 |   
 
 
They just stole the giveme2entitlements.exe   | 	  
 
 
lol bastards
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:42    Post subject:  | 
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						Do I get a clear sign when I reach the point of no return? Is it when I have to enter the Omega 4 relay? I'm trying to vary between sidequests and teh mainquest, but I don't want to end it without even knowing I can't turn back.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:45    Post subject:  | 
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						You will know  
 
 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    It's when you enter the Omega 4 relay. The game makes it very clear, that it's the point of no return. 	 |  
 
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:47    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | Mister_s wrote: | 	 		  | Do I get a clear sign when I reach the point of no return? Is it when I have to enter the Omega 4 relay? I'm trying to vary between sidequests and teh mainquest, but I don't want to end it without even knowing I can't turn back. | 	  
 
Pretty much Omega 4 but if you want to  	    Spoiler: | 	 		    save the entire crew (including Kelly I think?) 	 |    then stay away from  	    Spoiler: | 	 		    the IFF mission too. 	 |  
 
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 12:50    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | 9mmx19 wrote: | 	 		   	  | Mister_s wrote: | 	 		  | Do I get a clear sign when I reach the point of no return? Is it when I have to enter the Omega 4 relay? I'm trying to vary between sidequests and teh mainquest, but I don't want to end it without even knowing I can't turn back. | 	  
 
Pretty much Omega 4 but if you want to  	    Spoiler: | 	 		    save the entire crew (including Kelly I think?) 	 |    then stay away from  	    Spoiler: | 	 		    the IFF mission too. 	 |  
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 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    I already did the IFF mission, no one died     What do you mean?  	 |  
 
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:12    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | 9mmx19 wrote: | 	 		   	  | Overlord123 wrote: | 	 		  Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    __ _______ _____  
 
|__|    |  |     \ 
 
|  |       |  --  |
 
|__|__|____|_____/
 
 
Release: Mass.Effect.2.DLC.Pack-iND
 
 
Date: 28-01-2010
 
 
Size: 14 x 50MB = 654.2 MB
 
 
Mass Effect 2 Downloadable content includes:
 
 
- Blood Dragon - Armor
 
- Collector's Armor & Assault Weapon - Beam based assault rifle
 
- Incisor - Sniper Rifle
 
- Inferno - Armor
 
- Normandy Crash - Mission
 
- Recon Hood - Headwear
 
- Sentry - Headwear
 
- Terminus - Armor and Weapon
 
- Umbravisor - Headwear
 
- Zaeed - Extra character
 
 
Installation:
 
 
1. Before installing you need to turn off gameplay feedback and autoconnect
 
   ingame options.
 
   Start Mass Effect 2, choose Extras in menu, then go to Options and set all to No.
 
   Exit game.
 
 
2. Install all files from "DLC" folder.
 
 
3. Copy "giveme2entitlements.exe" from "Crack" folder
 
   to ME2 install folder where is "MassEffect2Launcher.exe"
 
   located.
 
 
4. Run "giveme2entitlements.exe" and follow instructions.
 
 
5. Enjoy!    	 |   
 
 
They just stole the giveme2entitlements.exe   | 	  
 
 
lol bastards | 	  
 
 
Since I can't get the DLC working yet... It's not all that bad. Maybe they tweaked it.
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:15    Post subject:  | 
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						About IFF (Although you really should just play the game as you see fit, for best experience in my opinion, asking what to do is no fun at all  ):
 
 	    Spoiler: | 	 		    First, you can't actually avoid it on purpose, if I remember correctly, you will be forced to go there at one point.
 
Second, no one will die on IFF..consequences will come after. What they mean is, if you wait too long, by doing some quests (besides the legion one)  between Joker mission (you'll understand soon enough)  and going through the Omega relay...you will have consequences. 	 |  
 
  
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						ragnarus
					
					 
					 
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:26    Post subject: ... | 
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						Its really funny, I always had unable to authorize DLC message, but as someone mentioned earlier i unplugged modem cable from PC and DLCs work now
  i5 6600 + Silentiumpc Spartan Pro, Asus H170-plus mobo, HyperX 16 GB DDR4 2133MHz, Asus GTX 970 Strix OC, 1TB Seagate Barracuda, BeQuiet L8 500W, Zalman Z9 case, crap monitor   
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:28    Post subject:  | 
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						Basically it's best to try and finish up all the missions before the IFF, imo. Then you can just continue on with the story.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:47    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | jewbagel wrote: | 	 		  | Basically it's best to try and finish up all the missions before the IFF, imo. Then you can just continue on with the story. | 	  
 
 
True, but I think doing recruitment missions triggers the IFF one at one point. At least I remember a moment where I wanted to keep doing the missions, but I couldn't use the Galaxy map, I was informed that the Illusive Man wishes to speak with me (change of plans) and after that you really can't avoid it. Or may be there's something specific that triggers it?
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:54    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | MinderMast wrote: | 	 		   	  | jewbagel wrote: | 	 		  | Basically it's best to try and finish up all the missions before the IFF, imo. Then you can just continue on with the story. | 	  
 
 
True, but I think doing recruitment missions triggers the IFF one at one point. At least I remember a moment where I wanted to keep doing the missions, but I couldn't use the Galaxy map, I was informed that the Illusive Man wishes to speak with me (change of plans) and after that you really can't avoid it. Or may be there's something specific that triggers it? | 	  
 
The mission prior to the IFF mssion is triggered yes, you can't choose not to do it. But the IFF misison itself, where you get the IFF, isn't forced.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:55    Post subject: Re: ... | 
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						 	  | ragnarus wrote: | 	 		  | Its really funny, I always had unable to authorize DLC message, but as someone mentioned earlier i unplugged modem cable from PC and DLCs work now | 	  
 
 
I don't fucking understand it either. First I thought that people that forgot to disable the online authentication before installing the DLC are having this problem. But from what I understand some of them have no problem at all disabling it after installing and using the crack.
 
 
Either the game detects the active network adapter the first time around and detects a active internet connection or the game tries to connect to the authentication site and fails. 
 
 
The later implies that the game uses another file to authenticate beside the main and launcher exe since I tried cockblocking those 2 with every program I could find. A few people didn't even mention firewalling it.
 
 
The first must involve saving the setting in some folder the first time u run it. So I can't figure it out... and until a proper or a fix comes a long disconnecting from the internet is the way to go for those many unlucky ones including myself.
  
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						dsergei
					
					 
					 
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:56    Post subject:  | 
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						I read somewhere on the official forums that you actually have 2 deployments after the IFF mission before the nasty thing happens. So you can do Legion's loyalty quest and one other thing. The logical thing would be to save Tali's loyalty mission until this time for additional Geth in the Flotilla lulz.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:59    Post subject:  | 
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						Ah fuck so I'm screwed? I'm anal about doing everything possible before teh game ends. Did I fuck it up?
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 13:59    Post subject:  | 
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						I think I waited 15 or more hours until I did the IFF mission, lol. You do eventually have to do it, since it's part of the main story, but it can be delayed.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 14:01    Post subject:  | 
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						 	  | Mister_s wrote: | 	 		  
 
The mission prior to the IFF mssion is triggered yes, you can't choose not to do it. But the IFF misison itself, where you get the IFF, isn't forced. | 	  
 
 
Ah, I see. Good to know.
 
 
As for DLC, didn't block anything either, I have the exe files on allowed list in the Windows Firewall too. But... I have a firewalled router, so I guess that did the job, if it was indeed necessary. Some people might have their connections blocked on ISP level too, but i doubt that this should affect it - would be dumb to create a protection system that wouldn't work because of this imho.
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 14:04    Post subject:  | 
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						I'm glad i had i had a save before i did IFF, i backed and i'm doing everything possible before taking teh awesome geth.
 
 
Anyway.Too bad there is no female-female romance :[ Now i gotta choose who do i like more, Garrus or Thane.. tough :[
  Per aspera ad astra
  
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					 Posted: Fri, 29th Jan 2010 14:06    Post subject:  | 
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						I have a broadband DSL PPPoE connection. Everything else works great....Windows freshly installed.
  
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