The Illusive Man and Mordin, the Salarian Scientist

http://www.gametrailers.com/episode/gametrailers-tv/78?ch=1&sd=1

*possible spoilers

Gametrailers have a new preview of the game, revealing a lot of new info.

I'm still watching it.

The Cybernetic Implants sound interesting but a little out of place.

If the Vanguard class is that powerful, I wonder what Adept is be capable of.

I preferred the Medi-gel system over this one but everything else looks well improved.

Christ Mordin is annoying...

"For the love of God take a breath!" Lol

If it wasn't Martin Sheen then someone was doing a hell of an impersonation, another reason for wanting this game desperately

quote Kommando367

The Cybernetic Implants sound interesting but a little out of place.

Really? It seems completely logical and fitting to me given the level of tech. Here's hoping I can get a bionic hand for Darth Shepard!

Martin Sheen is the Illusive Man's VA, just to clear that up.

Playing Dragon Age origins right now, and the quality of the big sprawling combat in that is making me want ME2 even more.
Just over two months to go until my Vanguard is unloading her shotgun into every enemy in space, woo hoo

Also, it's a good reason for player to get to redesign their Shepard if they've carried their character over from the first game.
Big battle opening, Normandy gets trashed, Shep needs reconstructive surgery.

I think I'd rather have a Salarian STG member, or even one of the League of One guys, than a scientist. Some Leaguers (legionnaires?) might still be alive, seeing as you only need to collect ten emblems in the first game and there were maybe 13 of them (according to the codex).

Thumbs up for Matrin Sheen. Well done, that man.

quote Kommando367

quote Curt Connors

quote Kommando367

The Cybernetic Implants sound interesting but a little out of place.

Really? It seems completely logical and fitting to me given the level of tech. Here's hoping I can get a bionic hand for Darth Shepard!

I said that because while the technology would undoubtedly be capable of it, I find it rather odd for a "hero of humanity" to be upgraded with that level of cybernetics. I'm not sure if it's a "upgrade" system or simply a repairing after the Normandy gets blown up in the first place though.

Why? Having cybernetic upgrades doesn't make you evil. if the tech were available it would make perfect sense for a Spectre to improve his or her abilities as much as possible. Perhaps not to the extent that Saren did of course...