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This point is well-taken. Then again, BW has already tried something of the sort in ME2.RedTracer7 wrote...
Thats possible, but I think gamers have made it rather clear that they don't like time-limits. The original Fallout, for example, was well receieved, except for its timelimit.
But then again, I think Bioware is good enough to make it work. That idea would create a hell of alot of "what should I do moments".
Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 24 juin 2010 - 05:21 .
RedTracer7 wrote...
Thats possible, but I think gamers have made it rather clear that they don't like time-limits. The original Fallout, for example, was well receieved, except for its timelimit.
But then again, I think Bioware is good enough to make it work. That idea would create a hell of alot of "what should I do moments".
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NuclearBuddha wrote...
Here. The easy way to do it is about halfway down the page in Ray Joel Oh's comment.SenHai wrote...
Damnit anyone have link for the pic change thing? I need to read it again.
Modifié par SenHai, 24 juin 2010 - 05:22 .
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Also, good god, can you imagine Council space trying to absorb millions of batarian refugees?
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Also, good god, can you imagine Council space trying to absorb millions of batarian refugees?
Lower left red: There's this great garden world called Aeia 2175...RedTracer7 wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Also, good god, can you imagine Council space trying to absorb millions of batarian refugees?
The Council would flip out, thats for sure. It would be a good way to play paragon or renegade, though. You can't have such instabibilty with a war going on, so you eventually end up with two choices.
1) Start settling the batarians on a planet, although this will require some diplomatic wrangling, as you would need to take a garden world from someone else.
2) Round them up, stick em in camps.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
This point is well-taken. Then again, BW has already tried something of the sort in ME2.
cannedcream wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
Thats possible, but I think gamers have made it rather clear that they don't like time-limits. The original Fallout, for example, was well receieved, except for its timelimit.
But then again, I think Bioware is good enough to make it work. That idea would create a hell of alot of "what should I do moments".
If I'm not mistaken, did they release a patch soon after that took that time-limit away?
NuclearBuddha wrote...
This point is well-taken. Then again, BW has already tried something of the sort in ME2.RedTracer7 wrote...
Thats possible, but I think gamers have made it rather clear that they don't like time-limits. The original Fallout, for example, was well receieved, except for its timelimit.
But then again, I think Bioware is good enough to make it work. That idea would create a hell of alot of "what should I do moments".
I was thinking of the Reaper IFF trigger and then how you pretty much have to go get your crew if you want them alive.cannedcream wrote...
The suicide mission?NuclearBuddha wrote...
This point is well-taken. Then again, BW has already tried something of the sort in ME2.
Hmm. . . you raise a good point there.
I'll agree that it made sense and worked for that portion of the game and it would also make sense and work for all of ME3 since we're trying to stand against an oncoming armada, I just don't think it would be all that enjoyable for most players.
Andaius20 wrote...
cannedcream wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
Thats possible, but I think gamers have made it rather clear that they don't like time-limits. The original Fallout, for example, was well receieved, except for its timelimit.
But then again, I think Bioware is good enough to make it work. That idea would create a hell of alot of "what should I do moments".
If I'm not mistaken, did they release a patch soon after that took that time-limit away?
no it was still there but you had suc ha rediculous amoutn of time unless you blew it all mindlessly wanderign the wastes you can easily finish it with plenty of time to spare.
RedTracer7 wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Also, good god, can you imagine Council space trying to absorb millions of batarian refugees?
The Council would flip out, thats for sure. It would be a good way to play paragon or renegade, though. You can't have such instabibilty with a war going on, so you eventually end up with two choices.
1) Start settling the batarians on a planet, although this will require some diplomatic wrangling, as you would need to take a garden world from someone else.
2) Round them up, stick em in camps.
Your not computer savy?SenHai wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Here. The easy way to do it is about halfway down the page in Ray Joel Oh's comment.SenHai wrote...
Damnit anyone have link for the pic change thing? I need to read it again.
Never mind I am too lazy and not computer Savy.
We'll shot dem outta ours fighta bommas!Andaius20 wrote...
Make them into Grot bombs?
cannedcream wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Also, good god, can you imagine Council space trying to absorb millions of batarian refugees?
The Council would flip out, thats for sure. It would be a good way to play paragon or renegade, though. You can't have such instabibilty with a war going on, so you eventually end up with two choices.
1) Start settling the batarians on a planet, although this will require some diplomatic wrangling, as you would need to take a garden world from someone else.
2) Round them up, stick em in camps.
Put them on an island!
Blow up the island!
NuclearBuddha wrote...
I was thinking of the Reaper IFF trigger and then how you pretty much have to go get your crew if you want them alive.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
-creepyassmother****ersnip-
???
Shrug. Maybe some obvious triggers then.RedTracer7 wrote...
It was on a very limited scale though, with very limited consequences. People, including myself, like to explore the galaxy Bioware created at our leisure. Having a "clock" always ticking above our collective heads creates a sense of having to rush through the game.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
*spooky****isabouttogodown*
???
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Shrug. Maybe some obvious triggers then.RedTracer7 wrote...
It was on a very limited scale though, with very limited consequences. People, including myself, like to explore the galaxy Bioware created at our leisure. Having a "clock" always ticking above our collective heads creates a sense of having to rush through the game.
WAAAGH---I mean I disagree!!!!!RedTracer7 wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Shrug. Maybe some obvious triggers then.RedTracer7 wrote...
It was on a very limited scale though, with very limited consequences. People, including myself, like to explore the galaxy Bioware created at our leisure. Having a "clock" always ticking above our collective heads creates a sense of having to rush through the game.
I find your lack of faith disturbing...
Modifié par Dark_Helmet, 24 juin 2010 - 05:30 .
RedTracer7 wrote...
Do you know what you call 15 million blinks at the bottom of the sea?
A good start.
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