Joram Talid wrote...
Evil Johnny 666 wrote...
darknoon5 wrote...
The thermal clips weren't specifically for "14 year old X-treme shooter fans," they were to improve gameplay.
If by improved you mean scanning the whole battlefield in search of the same friggin bullets that works for every weapon, then yes. Seriously, thermal clips was an incredibly dumb design choice. Tell me, what's the point of introducing ONE type of ammo? It changes too little to the gameplay itself, only you need to search the whole place for the ammo after every encounter. A time sink in other words. Why would you bother trying to find each mag if you can almost do as in ME1 without going through that bother? I'd rather have heating weapons when you can't even switch weapons or do other similar shooter mechanics, than having to play the completist and try to find every gold piece in each room.
i prefer me'2s thermal clips. you come off as a very bitter person. if you are that mad that me2 is not like me1, i'm sure nobody would care if you stopped buying bioware games, and stopped posting. in fact, many would be pleased. negativity is not good for you.
Can you quote the specific part where I said that I don't like certain ME2 elements because they're not like ME1? I don't like certain elements because they suck, simple as that.
I come as a bitter person? You come as someone who just discovered internet forums. If you don't like to hear complaining, internet, specifically internet forums is not for you. Sorry if I have high standards, feel bad for paying a game that should have been much better 60 bucks, or just get annoyed by people posting stupid comments.
And you know what, ME3
might be my last Bioware game - if it's not ME2 - I'm sure you don't care, and I don't care you don't care, can you enlighten me as the point of that comment? If forums were populated solely by people who can't criticize, some games would start to suck hard - some already do. Negativity is not good only if it affects you physically, I'm very calm right now, that you for your concern, but if everyone stop to care about getting quality products, developpers will start caring too. I'm sick of fanbois who jump on everyone giving the slight criticism. Believing any developer can make perfection is not good. If I told myself wanting too much out of a game isn't good, well it would end up being worse as I'd have way too many games for the time I have, as well as for my wallet. With today's industry and the video game crowd, it's normal to have your doubts and see developers taking a dump in quality. In fact, I am VERY susprised Rockstar - a company I first hated - got better over time.