Rachni Queen, easily. They get hinted at in ME2, but in ME3 they better make a huge impact. Its difficult to comprehend how that race of bugs was once so powerful when I was killing 12 around every corner.
" If you've exhausted their dialogue options while doing your main missions and your side quests, you'll be able to proceed with the romance once you decide to hit Virmire. Be warned, you will be forced to choose between them. "
That pretty much sums it up. If you've been trying to romance both of them, they'll make you choose before Iilos. Unless of course Ashley dies on Virmire. That will fix up that pesky love triangle!
Let me tell you a story about a little boy that played Final Fantasy 2 on his SNES, and after finishing that insisted his mother take him to get Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. From that day forth, I played every final fantasy game I could get my hands on. I was too young at the time to understand the whole mis-numbering fiasco, so I was very confused when there was a PlayStation anthologies release, and I found myself playing the same game with the number 4 on the label. Nonetheless,I was a stalwart fan for years and years. It was kind of pathetic, but I don't regret it.
Chocobo Dungeon? Yes. Tactics? Most Definitely. I didn't let anything slip past my radar. The only one I made an exception for was Final Fantasy XI, since it was an MMO and I dislike paying monthly for a game (Don't interpret that as "morally offended by." I understand the necessity of the practice, I just don't like doing that to my bank account). However, I still played it for a month just so I could keep my "played all final fantasy games," title.
Then Final Fantasy XIII came out. I won't be trying very hard to maintain that title anymore.
@Beforet: I feel ya- I totally dug both Drakengard games.
For me, Blade Kitten!
Kidding. That game is just awful in every way.
I have two real answers. The first is God Hand, on the PS2. Clover Studios was one of my favorite developers, and for me they came on strong. This game was everything I wanted, but a lot of people- IGN specifically- found it bland and unappealing despite the speed of the action and largely skill-based combat.
The second is Alpha Protocol. I really dug the story of Michael Thorton and the level of influence I had on the outcome of the story. Despite the buggy nature of the game, I also found the combat and hacking/lock-picking mini games to be quite fun and engaging. I'm totally bummed there won't be an Alpha Protocol 2.
There's little I can put in a vote for that hasn't already been said, but I'm always happy to fly the banner for two of my favorite shows:
Arrested Development Firefly
I would've liked to have seen the show Drive go on a little longer, but I wasn't that thrilled about it. Not like the two above. I was ecstatic when Serenity came out, and I keep hoping I'll hear news someday that A second movie is under works.
Its fairly common to burn out on school near the final weeks. I finished up my thesis project last year, and due to complications with IGETSE certification I'm stuck in school still. It feels very anti-climactic and an unnecessary expenditure, but it would also be silly to stop going after coming this far.
My feelings exactly. Mass Effect is one of my favorite current series. If the incredible scope of single player is cut down for the sake of some multiplayer option I would be extremely disappointed.
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