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[BP20125810]

After beating the game on Insanity, and beating it for the sixth time, I'm starting to stop caring about playing it.  I mean I never played a game six times, but I ended up playing the multiplayer.  Mass Effect 2 didn't come close to the replayablity of Mass Effect 1.  It's more of a pain in the ass to loose all of your upgrades that I worked so hard for at the begining of each palythrough than it is hard.  Its not like they couldn't have given us more upgrades and increase the enemies.  It just gets old dealing with the same mining for upgrades, opening scenes, and the SAME equipment.  Its not that hard to give an extra gun or two at a replay.  Mass Effect 1 could be replayed even without DLC, and it seems the Mass Effect 2 its basing its replay value COMPLETLY on their DLC.  Until someting else gets released, I'll be playing other games.

I think the replay-value is still extremely high in Mass Effect 2, and more DLC is definitlry on the way.  I'll just have to wait until then.  Because it hard to keep interested unless your constently waiting for something to be added.  But there are rumors of Liara DLC!

Modifié par BP20125810, 23 avril 2010 - 09:20 .

[Onyx Jaguar]

yep

[vhatever]

Good for you. No one cares.

[Icinix]

Aww Thats super. Good for you.

[eternalnightmare13]

I'm soo glad someone posted about this...sooooo...glad...

[javierabegazo]

Well, most of us HAVE been playing the jesus out of this game, it's only natural that we'd get tired of it.



Talking about ME1 however, I disagree. Combat in ME1 was stale, and slow paced, and not intuitive, animations were, for the most part, klunky. As for replaying ME1 to get varying storylines, those are MUCH more limited in variation than what we've got in ME2.



Taking Archangel to go recruit Mordin nets you a lot of different dialog than taking Jacob, persay, just as much as taking Zaeed and Grunt to go recruit Archangel nets you interesting conversations, that would NOT be there with any other character.



And then there's the combat in ME2, with playing with different evolutions of powers, playing battles with different heavy weapons, and such, then of course, with the suicide mission, and different people to bring, and of course with the greater variation in ME2's plot.



It sounds like you're just upset at losing upgrades with NG+, which well, so am I.

[jakal66]

well then just don't play it...no need to post it on the forum... or better yet play me1

[DurkBakala]

no

[KotOREffecT]

Wheres a Shen "No" pic when you need one?

[Zinoviy]

What did you expect would happen when you repeat something you've done multiple times?



Did you think suddenly there would be another twist and the story would change the 4th time around?

[Kaiser Shepard]

No. I'm taking my sweet time: I'm only half-way through my second playthrough.

[Icinix]

@Javie :

Actually I thought the Shep running and walking animations were better in ME1 and felt much more realistic and fluid.



And yes, no upgrade / mineral carry over on NG+ was horrible, considering I got more minerals importing an ME1 character.

[Corehaven22]

I havent even finished my first play through and Im getting bored with it. That didnt happen to me at all in ME 1 but its happening in 2. I cant quite figure out why.



Maybe its the lack of exploration and the fact the game just seems like a bunch of dialogue and then a shooting gallery, more dialogue and shooting gallery. The Mako exploration kept things going and fresh for me in ME 1. Its not there in 2.



I think thats only part of it though. Regardless, I find myself enjoying ME 2 far less than I did ME 1. So be it.

[2pac Shakur]

on my 3rd playthrough



trying to hear all possible dialogue for end mission too

[SpiderFan1217]

I beat the game four or five times, and I'm still interested. The DLC helps a lot.

[Landline]

I've played this thing to hell and back, now I've shifted over to DA:O and am playing the hell out of that game.



Considering that my first instinct when I finish a game is to go back and play it again, I'll still get plenty of replay value out of it. Hell I probably played through Tron 2.0 thirty times.

[Elvis_Mazur]

Impressive how many times you played it.



I am big fan and there will always times where i will want to play it again. Create a new character in Mass Effect 1 and export him to Mass Effect 2 and revive the feeling that i felt when i first played both games...

[KotOREffecT]

BaxterBoy123 wrote...

yo guys are more like trolls than he is with ur stupid original comments and lame not funny pictures but what he said is true.

Someone is butthurt.

[AntiChri5]

So play something else, i guess.



Why did we need to know?

[Icinix]

Corehaven22 wrote...

I havent even finished my first play through and Im getting bored with it. That didnt happen to me at all in ME 1 but its happening in 2. I cant quite figure out why.

Maybe its the lack of exploration and the fact the game just seems like a bunch of dialogue and then a shooting gallery, more dialogue and shooting gallery. The Mako exploration kept things going and fresh for me in ME 1. Its not there in 2.

I think thats only part of it though. Regardless, I find myself enjoying ME 2 far less than I did ME 1. So be it.

THIS!

I loved Mass Effect 2, don't get me wrong. But I ENJOYED Mass Effect 1 sooo much more.

I spent a few hours last night stuffing around with both of them, and I can't put my finger on it.  The dialogue, the universe, the whole Mass Effect 1 just FEELS better and more enjoyable.  It feels larger and seems to have more life.  Mass Effect 2 feels too colourful and arcadey but I can't nail down why.

[Elvis_Mazur]

Corehaven22 wrote...

Maybe its the lack of exploration
.

it may be not for you, but for me exploration is always boring. Maybe it is because i never found a game with a really good exploration system.

[Luke Bioware]

No offense, but as much as I love these games, I won't play them more than once or twice. There are more things to do in life (sadly), also as a gamer.



ME1-haters: I'd place ME1 in a number of ways above ME2. That is my personal view though. I get really tired from all those waves of enemies in this game. The combat in the first iteration didn't bore me.

[KotOREffecT]

Icinix wrote...

Corehaven22 wrote...

I havent even finished my first play through and Im getting bored with it. That didnt happen to me at all in ME 1 but its happening in 2. I cant quite figure out why.

Maybe its the lack of exploration and the fact the game just seems like a bunch of dialogue and then a shooting gallery, more dialogue and shooting gallery. The Mako exploration kept things going and fresh for me in ME 1. Its not there in 2.

I think thats only part of it though. Regardless, I find myself enjoying ME 2 far less than I did ME 1. So be it.

THIS!

I loved Mass Effect 2, don't get me wrong. But I ENJOYED Mass Effect 1 sooo much more.

I spent a few hours last night stuffing around with both of them, and I can't put my finger on it.  The dialogue, the universe, the whole Mass Effect 1 just FEELS better and more enjoyable.  It feels larger and seems to have more life.  Mass Effect 2 feels too colourful and arcadey but I can't nail down why.

Its called "nostalgia". Nothing wrong with it either.

But you call dozens of the same texture rocky barren planets more alive and with life? I def enjoyed riding around them in the Mako esp the planets with the good quests but they could have been much more varied, and kinda gets old sometimes. As far as life factor goes, I felt the hubs in ME 2 felt a bit more alive, esp Omega, even though the Citadel in ME 1 was pretty awesome as well.

I think both games have tremendous replayability, and the replayability is about the same for both games regardless if one game has something the other doesn't.

[eternalnightmare13]

javierabegazo wrote...

Well, most of us HAVE been playing the jesus out of this game, .

Watch your mouth.  You're a mod.  I'd expect this outta troll.

Modifié par eternalnightmare13, 20 avril 2010 - 10:57 .