Malevolence65 wrote...
It's ridiculous. Mass Effect is a story based series. Why does Bioware care about the people who don't play the entire series?
The real question here, actually, is "Why do you care?"
Why does Bioware cater to the fools who get into a trilogy with the last game?
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Malevolence65
, avril 10 2011 03:46
#101
Posté 11 avril 2011 - 02:01
Nathan Redgrave
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The real question here, actually, is "Why do you care?"
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Posté 11 avril 2011 - 02:05
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It'll be a terrible starting point either way. ME2 is highly referential to the first game, I would have been scratching my head if I didn't play the original.
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Posté 11 avril 2011 - 02:11
Nathan Redgrave
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Insom wrote...
It'll be a terrible starting point either way. ME2 is highly referential to the first game, I would have been scratching my head if I didn't play the original.
That's what Wikipedia is for, my friend. And YouTube.
It's not as if long-time fans don't benefit from things like the "Genesis" comic, mind. I personally don't very much like playing ME1 over again every time I want to make a new character. Letting me start from the beginning of ME2 or ME3 without missing out on the opportunity to make the "big" choices is kind of a nice concession to the people who may not particularly enjoy a given entry in the series. Conversely, if you happen to find ME2 too pew-pew shooty-shooty streamlined for your liking compared to ME3, having such an option in the sequel allows you to just skip over it entirely.
