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[Dominus]

Hello there, friend. Stay a while, and listen. As gamers and fans, we can be a very picky bunch. It's not always easy to tell if the game you picked out is a sure hit for you from the beginning. For example, I was highly reluctant at the beginning of Fallout 3 of where this was going, exactly. But over time at one point or another, it was love. <3

So now we reach the question, forumites. When did you know it was love? The first time you launched a geth in the air with your mind? Solved a moral dilemma? Or perhaps you just had a hard-on for Tali. Regardless, let me know with some posting below.

-DominusVita

P.S. 

Modifié par DominusVita, 14 mars 2011 - 11:34 .

[Leonia]

I was probably hooked simply by the banter between Kaidan and Joker at the start of ME1.. I mean, come on, Carth and Seth Green joking around on a space ship? It doesn't get much cooler than that.

[Rurik_Niall]

When I realised Wrex is actually Canderous Ordo reincarnated as a space dinosaur.

[Hathur]

 The opening sequence, literally the first few seconds of the game had me... I instantly knew this was going to be a wonderful experience.

Honestly, who can't watch this introductionary sequence www.youtube.com/watch and not immediately be drawn in? I don't want to meet the person who isn't, there's something fundamentally flawed with that individual. 

[Dominus]

Well, I showed it to my brother and he got bored One of those people who prefer re-hashes of 25-year old nintendo games over storylines. But yeah, it's a great intro. The citadel scene is also nice, nuav ;p

Modifié par DominusVita, 14 mars 2011 - 11:55 .

[Jebel Krong]

yep, the opening to the first game ticked all the right boxes for me - i just knew it was going to be epic science fiction for 3 games from then on...

[Bendok]

When ME was first announced and I saw the concept art, and saw it was from the creators of KOTOR.

[Hathur]

DominusVita wrote...

Well, I showed it to my brother and he got bored One of those people who prefer re-hashes of 25-year old nintendo games over storylines. But yeah, it's a great intro. The citadel scene is also nice, nuav ;p

Ask your parents if your brother was dropped on this head shortly after birth, there's something very wrong with him 

[Tarek]

well being able to make a hot shepard helped hehe

and yes the simple fact that ME is an actual "universe" (like startrek) grabbed my attention, ME1 and ME2 are simply the greatest sifi games I have ever played on my PC since quake 2.

[roflchoppaz]

All of the characters felt... real, I guess. You knew it was just a video game, but you can't help but feel attached to them.

[Elvis_Mazur]

When I started the Ilos mission. It was when I realized the magnitude of the story and how much I was engaged into it.

[Howard-273]

When I was playing a TPS masquerading as a RPG.I didn't think those two concepts went hand in hand. BioWare, you changed how I felt about RPG's.

[Stormy-B]

When Wrex said "Don't ****** in my ear and tell me it's raining!"

No seriously, I don't really know. All I know is, suddenly I actually gave damn about the characters and their story, and that was something that hadn't really happened before. After that I was completely hooked.

Modifié par Stormy-B, 14 mars 2011 - 02:59 .

[JackShepard]

Mass Effect, You had me at "Well, what about Shepard? ..."

[Azorgamer]

The trailers for the game were blowing me away, and I was a big fan of Bioware so I definitely had high hopes for the game. But what made me go, "Dude, wow, you've got to be kidding me!", was when you were made a Spectre and suddenly the game gave you the ability to be this total badass who got to fly around the galaxy fixing problems your way - be it paragon or renegade. That was just cool.

[JoeClose]

Yeah the intro had me hooked right away. That synth build-up in the theme song right to the reveal of Commander Shepard's face. Probably one of my favorite moments in gaming.

I wish I could erase Mass Effect from my memory so I could have the first time experience of it again.

[AdmiralCheez]

Opening scene of ME1 with Shepard's epic walk through the Normandy.

I said to myself, "this is gonna be some cool sh*t."

[lovgreno]

From the very first tunes of awesome. But when I saw Nihlus I was REALY hooked. After that it was all "Where did that awesome looking alien go?!"

[Graphf]

about 10 mins into Mass Effect 1, everything was so cool and so much better than dragon age in everyway.

Mass Effect for life and never looking back.

**** StarWars, **** StarTrek,  Mass Effect is where it's at .

[Graphf]

about 10 mins into Mass Effect 1, everything was so cool and so much better than dragon age in everyway.

Mass Effect for life and never looking back.

**** StarWars, **** StarTrek,  Mass Effect is where it's at .

Modifié par Graphf, 14 mars 2011 - 07:25 .

[N7Infernox]

I started with the second game, completely blind, and honestly... the intro blew my mind. And learning the game's combat the old-fashioned way kept me coming.

But I will always remember the day I looked up ME2 vids on youtube and realised that the different classes are DRAMATICALLY different in gameplay. Thats when I got super-hooked.

[MsKlaussen]

I was actually excited after the first 10 seconds of background music. It made me feel like I was about to start an exciting trip through a huge uncharted galaxy and that's exactly what ended up happening. And considering that the last game I thought would provide the space exploration feel was Sins of a Solar Empire, which was anything but, I can say I am happy I clicked 'Buy Now' for ME.

Modifié par MsKlaussen, 14 mars 2011 - 08:00 .

[ME_Fan]

When I saw the Sci vs Fi documentary, I immediately fell for this game.

[Destroy Raiden_]

I don't love ME2. Being TIMs toy was wtf for the story line. 2 became bearable and nicer when Tali and Garrus joined the team and even more so when they were both LIs. For ME I loved ME right after I got my Specter status and even more as I got to learn about the crew, world,and hunt for Saren.

Modifié par Destroy Raiden , 14 mars 2011 - 08:43 .