Camonk 
Garrus... Garrus... I... D'you remember that thing? We did back on the planet? Where'd Tali go? She has got it goin' ON! Tali get over here the commander's horny!
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RocketBlender
Your commander Shepard looks like a damn whore.
On an unrelated note, I've heard a rumor that you can actually get with Tali. Is that true?
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SolRo Nah that's like regular makeup in the future, much like todays makeup was whore's makeup in the 1900s
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KillerGazebo
This all seems much less exotic when you realize he's just overcharging her for cheap absinthe.
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sliggy
I like that bartender. He gets really pissy if you ask him about the local news and wonders why humans always think he knows what's going on.
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Hooker
I like how the bartender is apparently wearing battle gear.
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Sundry All Turians wear at least light armor.
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Hooker I was hoping someone would make that dorky correction.
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oddeye Given how often things blow up in the future and how form fitting and comfortable the armour looks I would totally wear it all the time too.
Plus I like to show off my beautiful ass.
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BHWW
"PINK armor whadthefuh...what was I think...think...thinking...URP...BLEARRRRRRRRRGH."
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Lurchi
Should I play part 1 before this? I like Bioware games.
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MovieCritic Also the first Mass Effect was way too much of an RPG, with several equipment slots and upgrade sockets therein, that you have to juggle and micromanage, that it really breaks the flow of the game.
The plot is nice and the aesthetics rewards for bringing over decisions from ME1 to ME2 are considerable, but the game mechanics themselves are painful to endure.
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Camonk You can do a quick runthrough of the first one. It'll take you about as long as a decent-sized game of other types. Less than 20 hours or so. And then you can set your own canon and decide whether you want to bang the chick in the hazard suit or not.
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RocketBlender That's the great thing about 2. No Mako, no elevators. That said, a lot of the areas are a bit smaller, like the citadel is only 3 main areas this time around. On the other side, running all over the citadel for 4 hours in the beginning was the most boring part of the game, so I don't miss it and the reduced size is fine with me.
A lot of the micromanagement is gone too: equipment slots and mods are replaced with simple upgrades, most of which are automatic. I may be TOO simple for some. (When I first got the game, I was pissed I couldn't make my acid pistol or exploding shotgun anymore) But once I got into the research system I liked it. It's also nice because since you don't have to tweak everyone so much all the time and spread out resources, you can really switch around team members without taking forever to get them ready. (For you achievement whores, there's no achievements for using the same crew the entire game anymore, so you really don't have to stick with 2 people) Generally speaking, it's a bit more of an action game now, and much better paced than the first. Those of you that though ME1 was 'too RPG' probably will end up enjoying 2.
All that said, 2 is way cooler when the entire universe is based on decisions you made and remember from the first, instead of a pre-selected history. If you're going to play 1, do it before you ever touch 2. I've tried to go back and play 1 to make a new character to import into 2, seeing how the game would turn out if I did what I wanted, ignoring the good/evil system. It's been fun, but it's REALLY hard to go back to 1's mechanics after playing 2 for a while.
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Lurchi bla bla bla I don't think I'm going to play this game at all
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chaos owl
wtf is wrong with you people
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RocketBlender We like things that are good. Fucking crazy, I know....
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Aelric People on the internet who play video games!?!?! Gasp!
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Desidiosus
It's green!
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abeli$con
female shepard with pink armour
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Andonyx
I thought one of the various NPC voices was Raiden...and now I know.
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