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Ah RK47,
*face clips through clothes*
I see your cursor is narratively present again.
*narratively teleports away*
 

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As an aside, where'd your dad find time to plant these triggers all over the galaxy?

EDIT: and that aside, why is SAM perfectly happy to hack into and decrypt everything but dad's audio logs?
 

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As an aside, where'd your dad find time to plant these triggers all over the galaxy?

EDIT: and that aside, why is SAM perfectly happy to hack into and decrypt everything but dad's audio logs?
Can't override his creator.
I have no idea how these triggers actually work. It's pure Bioware Science.
It's fucking half-assed anyway.
They should've just let it unlock at certain level mile-stones instead of having you drive up to middle of nowhere and pick up blue orb of memory fragment. That crap belongs to Numanuma.

 

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You know, It's heavily implied that ALL the alien species are talking different languages and that your translator is producing a sort of babel fish effect.
It's actually really strange that their lip movements are synced to this babel fish, and not all over to simulate their language.
 
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You know, It's heavily implied that ALL the alien species are talking different languages and that your translator is producing a sort of babel fish effect.
It's actually really strange that their lip movements are synced to this babel fish, and not all over to simulate their language.
Their mouths are scanned for a photorealistic AR overlay to mimic the correct movements ofc.
 

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pop corn is illegal in 2186
And u think singapore ban on gum is crazy
 

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edit: yikes, I just saw the "romance" scene.

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