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[CardonT]

So, I guess if you didn't hesitate to open this thread you already know abut the awesome cutscene of Anders blowing up the chantry. Yeah, another huge explosion in a fantasy-setting, but that wasn't the first, wasn't it?

www.youtube.com/watch

Well, let's go back a few years. Ah yes, Dragon Age. Slaying the Archdemon caused a huge explosion too.

www.youtube.com/watch

And what about other games? Uhm. Yeah, a big f-in nuclear blast in Mass Effect that wiped out a continent (and a friend).

www.youtube.com/watch

And finally Mass Effect 2... you destroy an almost moon-sized space Station.

www.youtube.com/watch

So... any thoughts? Does Bioware make a habit of huge explosions like Capcom made a habit of ending almost every Resident Evil-game with a rocket launcher?

[rft]

Just face it. A huge ass explosions make any game better

[CardonT]

But cool guys don't look at explosions, and Bioware forces me to look at them :/

Modifié par CardonT, 16 mars 2011 - 07:13 .

[someon7x]

I'm grateful they are at least copying Michael Bay instead of John Woo. Could you imagine these games with a slo-mo battle at the end of each one? I shudder to imagine.

[Dante Angelo]

someon7x wrote...

I'm grateful they are at least copying Michael Bay instead of John Woo. Could you imagine these games with a slo-mo battle at the end of each one? I shudder to imagine.

Slow motion would only happen when Isabella's fighting

Modifié par Dante Angelo, 16 mars 2011 - 07:13 .

[TheJediSaint]

I think the real question is: Why not have something explode?

[we r sparta]

Boom!

[CardonT]

rft wrote...

Just face it. A huge ass explosions make any game better

As do zombies!

[NinjaRogue]

we r sparta wrote...

Boom!

My thoughts exactly.

[Statulos]

This is like machinegun fire, it´s an automatic win.

That´s why Bianca is so cool.

[we r sparta]

Truthfully,I think the explosions "enhance" the gameplay.If not for explosions all we would have is...A game without explosions and that would be extremely boring.