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[Cael]

Is it possible to have the 2 squad members in a given scenario be played by a network connection?  That'd be really fun.  I would normally ask for the game to be made into an mmporg but having been a test lead I understand the resources needed.  So instead I'd ask limited net playability.  Just a thought for a wish list.

While I'm at it ... I'll ask for more Liara content in ME2 to be released ... if it's already in the works, maybe a hint about it being so.  I'm pretty sad I was unable to romance her.

Cheers

[Bluebruiser]

-1 the second you institute multiplayer the single player goes down the tubes. No thanks.

[JackhammerGR]

No it will not work. The soldier couldn't us ethe andrenaline rush. simple

[Omega-202]

JackhammerGR wrote...

No it will not work. The soldier couldn't us ethe andrenaline rush. simple

Infiltrators couldn't utilize their amazing sniper scope slowdown and Vanguards couldn't use the heavy charge time slow either.  

Let alone the fact that you couldn't pause the game to activate powers or switch weapons and everything would need to be hot-keyed, which straight up wouldn't work for the XBox as there just aren't enough buttons unless you took away all squad commands and used the D-pad, but even then that would only accomodate powers and not weapons.

Multiplayer would never work in this game.  The system isn't set up to accomodate it at all.  

Maybe a future installation of the Mass Effect franchise, but not ME2 and not ME3 either.  

[Collider]

It's a problem when you consider that walking to certain areas triggers cutscenes.

[Bogsnot1]

Bluebruiser wrote...

-1 the second you institute
multiplayer the single player goes down the tubes. No thanks.

Bioware
managed to pull it off with Baldurs Gate. Quite successfully too I might add.
The time dilation problem
can be overcome by temoprarily boosting the speed of the PC, rather than
slowing everything else down. Would be a more accurate reflection of the skills as well.
Cutscenes are the least of the worries. Couple of extra flags for the triggers is all it would take.

[Omega-202]

Bogsnot1 wrote...

Bluebruiser wrote...

-1 the second you institute
multiplayer the single player goes down the tubes. No thanks.

Bioware
managed to pull it off with Baldurs Gate. Quite successfully too I might add.
The time dilation problem
can be overcome by temoprarily boosting the speed of the PC, rather than
slowing everything else down. Would be a more accurate reflection of the skills as well.
Cutscenes are the least of the worries. Couple of extra flags for the triggers is all it would take.

How does making the player faster help any of the three powers that use time dilation:

-Infiltrator - slow down is the entire point as it makes lining up the shot easier, speeding the player up does nothing but increase the look sensitivity and does nothing to help line up the shot

-Vanguard - slow down was meant to allow the Vanguard to line up their first shotgun blast or assess the situation and make a quick retreat to cover; speeding the player up doesn't allow the player to assess the situation better or line up a shotgun blast better

-Soldier - slow down was meant to allow the player to assess the battle field, line up head shots and lastly to let him speed across the battlefield;  changing it to a speed up would take away two of those facets completely

Lets just leave it at "its not going to happen" in this game and as ME3 is based on the same engine and design mentality, probably not there either.

Will we eventually see a multiplayer ME game?  Probably, but not in the Shepard trilogy.  

[Masticetobbacco]

JackhammerGR wrote...

No it will not work. The soldier couldn't us ethe andrenaline rush. simple

ever played a game called killing floor?