bald man in a boat wrote...
Terror_K wrote...
Yeah, not looking forward to it. Not looking forward to this whole increased focus on melee overall, as well as them being faster and enemies trying to close, not to mention gameplay being faster. I don't like how BioWare seem to want this to be more and more like every TPS out there and less RPG. I wish they hadn't listened to all the morons who kept harping on about wanting melee combat and the like and actually put effort into other areas.
Look out!!! It's Terror_K riding the RPG High Horse of Truth and wielding the mighty sword of People Who Don't Think Like Me Are Morons!
Seriously Kenneth are you going to do a repeat of your pre-ME2 doom 'n' gloom only to follow it up with a letter of apology once you play the game? it'd be awesome if you did it twice.
It's not that everybody who doesn't think like me are morons, it's just that I feel those who feel melee should be a major part of the game are, just like I think those who want multiplayer are morons too. I just don't feel melee has a place in Mass Effect personally, and found enemies who used it incredibly annoying and frustrating in both ME games. I don't like this impression I'm getting that the combat seems to be all about enemies trying to get to you and swarm you and force you into melee and that there are more melee enemies than ever. It just makes me think ME3 is going to be a goram chore to play combat-wise. Husks are my least favourite enemy in the existing games as it is, I don't want to be dealing with them all the friggin' time and I certainly don't want them faster. When it comes down to it they're just zombies, and I'm quite frankly sick to death of dealing with zombies in games these days. It's bad enough they were in Mass Effect to begin with, but do we have to make ME3 "Husk City" all of a sudden?
As for an apology, I only did that with DA:O. With ME2 I was still greatly disappointed and merely said that it wasn't as bad as I feared, but was still not great. With DA2 it was worse than I feared and I asked BioWare to apologise for how God-awful it was and how much of a betrayal to the original it was. With ME3 I'm mixed opinion wise. I think it'll be largely better than ME2, and I do like that several RPG factors are coming back in some form, but I don't like that the devs feel that the ME2 formula was largely correct when I personally don't feel that's the case, and that there is --once again-- a lot of focus on combat, combat, combat. I agree that if they're going to make it play like a TPS combat-wise it needs some work over ME2's way about things, but I don't think melee is one of them.
Modifié par Terror_K, 02 mai 2011 - 04:44 .
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....I'm not complaining about a little CQC, though it's the bane of my Sheps existance, the game would be lesser without those instances....they were good calls.
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