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I brought up the Liara relationship from Mass Effect 3, how it was less of a starry eyed space opera love affair and more of, well, a relationship. As in, with ups and downs and people being kind of passive-aggressive and shitty to each other sometimes. Lee said we should expect to encounter even more variety along those lines in Inquisition.

I thought I couldn't get any more excited about Inquisition.

God damn it I love Laura Bailey.

...but not enough to get over the fact that Yu sounds identical to Adachi.

Never forget.

@video_game_king: Mock insult of myself, maybe. I generally assume everything I post dissipates into the ether, never to be seen again.

@video_game_king said:

In lieu of a proper update that actually advances things, let's take a step back, today.

Of course somebody already has!

EDIT: I'm really having a time with this editor bug. Wasn't it supposed to be fixed a couple days ago?

EDIT2: Can't believe you remembered that buttfucking Nyx photoshop. Did I post it again in one of these threads or something?

@zombiepie: Well, for me, in Lost's case, enjoying "the journey" involved not understanding any of the time travel/island moving around/smoke monster stuff and sort of hoping it did actually make sense if you really analyzed it. Kind of like how using open source software feels safer because you assume someone is checking the source for backdoors and exploits, even if you aren't.

"It's about the journey, not the destination" is probably trite nowadays, but abiding by it makes enjoying stuff so much easier. It might also be why Mass Effect 3 is my favorite in the series.

"But it seems Flarnax and his merry band of mathematicians have beaten me here. AGAIN."

For some reason I decided to google Flarnax and found this, which appears to be a fanfiction nightmare amalgamation of Skyrim, Game of Thrones, and (of course) Twilight.

The Internet, man.

Well, there's Train, but it only has impact if you have no prior knowledge of it. Also it's not a video game.

Part 6 gets a little disgusting.