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[TheShogunOfHarlem]

Veex wrote...

I miss crouching almost as much as I miss jumping.

When I first got Mass Effect I kind of had to deal with the shock of not having a jump option. Now that I think about it, jump wouldn't really serve much of a purpose in ME1 or 2 based on the game mechanics. Jump in general doesn't really serve much purpose in most shooters. Unless there is a parkour element in the game like Uncharted, it's basically useless.

[yuncas]

Needs more crouch. I'm tellin ya fellas you're gonna want that crouch in mass effect 3.

[Tempest]

LPPrince wrote...



Cheap and lazy? Do you develop games by any chance? Because unless you know first hand how hard it is to develop games, you can't use that as a description.

And I played Fable 2. You could vault over fences and the like to get to the other side. There really is no point for a jump button in that game either since it wouldn't affect gameplay whatsoever besides taking away a button that could've been used better. On top of that, are you really complaining about having to go around something rather than over? A whole 2 seconds of a difference constitutes a developer being guilty for the charge of being cheap and lazy?

Come on now.

Just like most people know, it takes YEARS to develop a game.  Yes, not putting in crouch because the enemy AI cannot handle it is going the easy way instead of the hard working way.  I have also gotten stuck in many games (Final Fantasy and Fable just to name a few) on a twig or can't walk walk ontop of a platform because it sticks 6 inches above my foot.  In Fable 2 I could not slowly walk up the circle platform in the beginning of the game because I apparently didn't have enough momentum to step on it.  My brother LAUGHED when he say that.  I was just dumbfounded.

Yes, I would love to see crouching in ME3.   Also so I don't "Storm" into a wall anymore.