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[Naltair]

Schneidend wrote...

 I'm not sure why Bioware releasing quality games would make one hesitant to buy their games.

Because obviosuly BioWare makes the worst games on the market, obviously.

[Thumb Fu]

Schneidend wrote...

 I'm not sure why Bioware releasing quality games would make one hesitant to buy their games.

Agreed.

Mass Effect 2 currently stands as my favourite game of all time not just in the last 2 years. Dragon Age 2 was a lot of fun, not just fun but highly engaging i absolutely adored the characters, the way DA2 unfolded was really good, i enjoyed the different stages throughout the years Hawke spent in Kirkwall, yeah the game wasn't perfect and it was buggy, and some of the side quests weren't fantastic but it still really enjoyed it and think it is was quality game from bioware.

As for ME3, if there is a super limited special edition, i will be buying it whatever the cost. Why? Because its not often a game trilogy like this comes along, and i want something special to remember it by, something other than the awesome memories of the last 4 years of playing the ME games.

[shep82]

Thumb Fu wrote...

Schneidend wrote...

 I'm not sure why Bioware releasing quality games would make one hesitant to buy their games.

Agreed.

Mass Effect 2 currently stands as my favourite game of all time not just in the last 2 years. Dragon Age 2 was a lot of fun, not just fun but highly engaging i absolutely adored the characters, the way DA2 unfolded was really good, i enjoyed the different stages throughout the years Hawke spent in Kirkwall, yeah the game wasn't perfect and it was buggy, and some of the side quests weren't fantastic but it still really enjoyed it and think it is was quality game from bioware.

As for ME3, if there is a super limited special edition, i will be buying it whatever the cost. Why? Because its not often a game trilogy like this comes along, and i want something special to remember it by, something other than the awesome memories of the last 4 years of playing the ME games.

Very well put. I love ME and so far have nor been dissapointed.

[Newtype Taichou]

I guess everyone has their opinions. Me personally can't help but feel disappointed about ME2. Although it was still great story-wise and with the events. Really my only gripe is how much more shallow it is with customization exploration etc. ME2 improved in some technical areas, but removed so much of what I believe needs to be in an ME game.

[Zexion21]

I am now, after Bioware's products and actions, (or lack there of) over the past couple of months I will now say I will not buy another Bioware product. This utter BS going on with Dragon Age origins being totally unplayabe at the moment and after 3 days without a word from Bioware or any eta to fix the problem has tipped the scales for me.

God help anyone who purchases the Old Republic.

[Bungie.Net Sucks]

ME1 is great, but now it blows...........I've played it 25+ times and it's flaws are starting to make me cringe. ME2 was overall better made & more fun, but it had its problems too.

ME2 > ME1 in everything but story.

And OP, ME3 has been in development for about the same time as ME2, it was being co-developed with it.

[Stardusk78]

No. It's not the same people working on ME3 that worked on DA2. DA2 was disappointing to say the least.

But as someone once said, as long as the devs for ME3 do not say: push a button and something awesome happens, we will be safe and ME3 will be amazing!

[Bolboreta]

After playing ME1 and ME2, I'm sure everybody will need to know how their Shepards will end. I preferred DA:O to DA2 and ME2 to ME1, but I'm certain I will be playing DA3 and ME3.

Probably you're going to play it anyway, so the only thing you have left to decide is when to buy it

[Chuvvy]

After DA2, yes. But ME is biowares main franchise I doubt they'd screw it up.

[Thompson family]

Re: Combat

This is a Casey Hudson quote directly from the GI article:
"If you look at the way Mass Effect 2 was received by fans and critics -- given the huge, sweeping changes we made -- I think there's reason to believe that the formula we arrived at was right."

From the "Return of the RPG" section of the article:

"... BioWare isn't reverting to old iterations of Mass Effect's design; instead, the studio is adding greater depth and customization to the current model."

[MassEffect762]

Thompson family wrote...

Re: Combat

This is a Casey Hudson quote directly from the GI article:
"If you look at the way Mass Effect 2 was received by fans and critics -- given the huge, sweeping changes we made -- I think there's reason to believe that the formula we arrived at was right."

From the "Return of the RPG" section of the article:

"... BioWare isn't reverting to old iterations of Mass Effect's design; instead, the studio is adding greater depth and customization to the current model."

Words are nice, actions carry more wieght, we shall see Mr. Hudson.

The story will matter most imo.

Improving upon the rpg elements will be simply adding them.(Bioware knows how to do this, I dunno about EA)

The shooters need only shoot things to be pleased.(imo)

[Thompson family]

MassEffect762 wrote...

Thompson family wrote...

Re: Combat

This is a Casey Hudson quote directly from the GI article:
"If you look at the way Mass Effect 2 was received by fans and critics -- given the huge, sweeping changes we made -- I think there's reason to believe that the formula we arrived at was right."

From the "Return of the RPG" section of the article:

"... BioWare isn't reverting to old iterations of Mass Effect's design; instead, the studio is adding greater depth and customization to the current model."

Words are nice, actions carry more wieght, we shall see Mr. Hudson.

The story will matter most imo.

Improving upon the rpg elements will be simply adding them.(Bioware knows how to do this, I dunno about EA)

The shooters need only shoot things to be pleased.(imo)

Actually, the point of my posting of that quote is: No, BW is definitely NOT going retro in ME3. The discussion about whether it will is pointless.

[Killer3000ad]

I am not hesitant after the DA2 fiasco because ME3 has a different development team and Casey Hudson has been in charge since ME1 unlike DA which had a different lead designer for DA:O. So I will still pre-order ME3 cause Bioware have only really messed up once in my books.

[laudable11]

Demonhoopa wrote...

"Hesitant to buy ME3 after ME2 & DA2?"

Nope. Liked Mass Effect and DAO. Absolutely love ME2 and DA2. I am not on the nerd rage anti DA2 bandwagon.

I love both game series. DA2 has so much more wow to it compared to DA:O imho.

Modifié par laudable11, 12 avril 2011 - 10:00 .

[PlumPaul93]

The greatness of the ME series overpowers any issues with DA2. I liked DA2 (won't buy any DLC) but it did have horrible bugs and lazy design and ending that make one weary. But I'll trust the ME devs that they will give it their all and make an epic game. So yes I'll still buy it.

[Centauri2002]

After reading the GI article, I feel that they're heading in the right direction with ME3. I've thoroughly enjoyed all of BioWare's games. Just because one was a little disappointing does not mean I have lost faith in them. This DA2 hate has gotten out of hand, I think. It wasn't that bad. Yes, it wasn't up to their usual standard, but it was still an okay game.

I really liked ME1 and when ME2 came along I enjoyed that as well. There were changes but I got used to them. They're adding more RPG elements into the third game so that'll make me happy. As long as they stay faithful to the story, I don't see anything going wrong.

I will be pre-ordering Mass Effect 3 at the earliest given opportunity and I will most likely sink a lot of cash into the collector's edition. I still have faith in BioWare.

[Black_Arrow141]

Nope.. different team. And I enjoyed DA2.

Modifié par Black_Arrow141, 12 avril 2011 - 10:34 .

[The Elder King]

DA2 isn't a bad game, despite all the problems (especially the bugs), though I don't think that is on the same level of ME, ME2 and DAO (personal taste). I'm not worried for now about ME3. From the info of the GI article I think that they're heading on the right direction.

[SkittlesKat96]

 ME 2 was great and DA 2 was okay even though a little disappointing.

Mass Effect 3 sounds like it will be a mix between what made ME1 good and what made ME2 good plus with it's own good stuff added in, so I can't wait.

[LifeBlood]

Lost all faith in EAware at Dragon Age 2. Doubt i'll buy ME3

Modifié par LifeBlood, 12 avril 2011 - 02:43 .

[Franzius]

More and more hesitant after the news from Game Informer...

It seems that the game has become even more linear and even more action oriented than ME2!!!

My hope was for a new ME1 ...or at least (AT LEAST!!!) a mix between 1 & the spin-off!
No, BiowEA is looking at uncharted/gear

[PirateT138]

I'm going out on a limb and I'm going all in on ME3, if I get burned like I did with DA2 I'm done for good with Bioware games.

[Timon44]

I am not hesitant at all. DA2 was great, ME2 was legendary in my opinion.

[Fragglespank]

Not in the slightest.

[Mr Plow]

Nope...greatly looking forward to ME3

enjoyed both ME2 and yes DA2 as well