Normandy

Now, I said in my post I posted yesterday, what if Project CD Red got the Mass Effect IP? I said that.

You want to know something funny? I'm not the only one that said that because like I said yesterday, if Project CDR Red got the IP for Mass Effect and they built an open world game where you can fight on different planets be able to pilot a Normandy or the Normandy or whatever they was, whatever the, whatever the transport ship was in the game, if they would allow us to actually pilot it ourselves and actually be the pilot, that'd be amazing.

Like I said, if they allowed that, it would be perfect.

But the problem is I don't believe EA is going to sell the IP for Mass Effect.

Imagine if we literally can literally fight while in open Rome, in free Rome, and go to different missions, and you can actually pilot the actual plane itself or the actual frigate itself.

So imagine if you get the ability to actually be able to pilot the Normandy itself.

That's what I'm getting at.

Just imagine it.

I can't say that.

But what I can say is it gave me this idea of of consequences and decision making and responsibilities and not that you know life didn't teach me that as well but i guess my point in saying all that is it was something i got to live and experience consequences and choices and repercussions in real time um Growing up with these characters, you know, Garrus and Tali vas Normandy, you know, at the end of it, Tali vas Zora, then, you know, Normandy and, you know, our Krogan's Leona, to someone which is the Asari.

It was just, it was so many things.

I think Mass Effect was kind of my Star Wars, if you will.

I think my favorite moment was planning the suicide run in Mass Effect 2.

Planning that and sweating over who was going to do what and at what place he was going to put this person and da da da da da.

and then making sure that I had every loyalty mission done, every upgrade I could have done to the Normandy SR2 was done, and still just wanted to make sure that it was really up to me, because I had done everything else preparation-wise that I could to ensure that we were going to make it out of this mission alive.

But just knowing the pressure that I put on myself to make sure that during my first playthrough, I wanted everybody to live.

And not that life didn't teach me that as well, but I guess my point in saying all that is it was something I got to live and experience consequences and choices and repercussions in real time.

Growing up with these characters, you know, Garrus and Tali vas Normandy, you know, as at the end of it, Tali vas Zora and, you know, Normandy and, you know, our Krogan's Leona, to someone which is the Asari.

It was just, it was so many things.

I think Mass Effect was kind of my Star Wars, if you will.

As far as the actual game itself, I think my favorite moment was planning the suicide run in Mass Effect 2.

Planning that and sweating over who was going to do what and at what place he was going to put this person and da-da-da-da-da.

and then making sure that I had every loyalty mission done, every upgrade I could have done to the Normandy SR2 was done, and still just wanted to make sure that it was really up to me, because I had done everything else preparation-wise that I could to ensure that we were going to make it out of this mission alive.

But just knowing the pressure that I put on myself to make sure that during my first playthrough, I wanted everybody to live.

Maybe even number one.

Also, just shout out to the Normandy in general.

One of the coolest... vehicles in all of games history

cowboy danger d writes question for the podcast can we safely say that ea fumbled bioware or are there more issues at play here i think it kind of already