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[The Inception]

In the Game Informer issue of me3, it mentions that Shep can now shoot off parts of enemies armor, seems as close as it gets.

[nickkcin11]

^^^How is that as close as it gets? That isn't violence let alone gore.

I'm hoping for something along the lines of blood spatter on walls (that stay there for a while), dead bodies having blood marks and staying on the ground unless affected by a certain type of round, and heads exploding when shot with a sniper rifle. I'm not asking for Cannibal Holocaust or Dead Alive. Or Showgirls for that matter nudity wise. ME should have minor nudity if any so it doesn't get boycotted by the Feminist Moms group of American Media. It was fine how it was in ME1.

[Reever]

As long as it´s rather moderate (or has a toggle xD) I don´t really mind... there are more important things the devs should concentrate on

[DRSH]

I would like to see more gore. I like it when things get visceral.

[M-Sinistrari]

nickkcin11 wrote...

^^^How is that as close as it gets? That isn't violence let alone gore.

I'm hoping for something along the lines of blood spatter on walls (that stay there for a while), dead bodies having blood marks and staying on the ground unless affected by a certain type of round, and heads exploding when shot with a sniper rifle. I'm not asking for Cannibal Holocaust or Dead Alive. Or Showgirls for that matter nudity wise. ME should have minor nudity if any so it doesn't get boycotted by the Feminist Moms group of American Media. It was fine how it was in ME1.

So, something along the lines of this ME2 shot? i.imgur.com/Se7on.jpg

If that's the case, yeah, that's not off keel for the franchise.

[Slayer299]

lolwut666 wrote...

I want to know how many of you would like to see more gore in Mass Effect.

Personally, I wouldn't mind. It doesn't have to be over-the-top, but at least some noticeable damage to the bodies, like a gaping hole in the chest from a shotgun blast, L4D2-style, would be nice.

Exploding heads from sniper shots is kinda trite, but I think it could be a little more dramatic that what we have now.

What do you think?

No thanks, gore get old fast and for me I'd want to turn it off because it would be more annoying than "cool". A good example of how *not* to do gore is DA2 though, there it was taken too far.

[Seboist]

The lack of gore in the games is puzzling when the books depict heads being torn apart and mangled limbs.

Realistic gore ftw.

[Vez04]

Seboist wrote...

The lack of gore in the games is puzzling when the books depict heads being torn apart and mangled limbs.

Realistic gore ftw.

Bulletstorm right there.

[Dominator24]

I don't care about shooting out body part but I would like to see bullet hole/holes from the shots that are done to the HP (so after shield/armor is down) or at least the kill shot, bullet wound.

[Someone With Mass]

Meh. If it doesn't add something of tactical value, I don't care.

[bella127]

I personally feel physically sick if I play a game with hectic gore; I play games that have good stories and the fighting is a side thing for me. So I would go for no exploding heads and limbs.

[bella127]

Modifié par bella127, 22 mai 2011 - 12:47 .

[Haventh]

I am up for some gore, but i would like for it to be toggable. But make it realistic gore. I liked the LotSB style as well.

[Dangerfoot]

I would rather see Liara's blue butt again than add a bunch of gore. It's funny how the human body is considered perverted and vulgar, yet exploding gore like in DA2 is acceptable. If it's going to be an M rated game any way give me some butts and sideboob!

[Vez04]

Dangerfoot wrote...

I would rather see Liara's blue butt again than add a bunch of gore. It's funny how the human body is considered perverted and vulgar, yet exploding gore like in DA2 is acceptable. If it's going to be an M rated game any way give me some butts and sideboob!

Sounds like someone needs to play Duke Nukem Forever next month.

[Mathy16]

I don't really want fountains of blood coming out of a decapitated arm, but it would be nice to see bullet wounds and to get some blood on you or others...

[Brenon Holmes]

We do have a gore system in ME3, however it's something that we're planning to use in a way that accentuates the feeling of combat with certain enemies instead of something that might just be used for shock factor.

As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

Modifié par Brenon Holmes, 22 mai 2011 - 04:55 .

[Clonedzero]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

We do have a gore system in ME3, however it's something that we're planning to use in a way that accentuates the feeling of combat with certain enemies instead of something that might just be used for shock factor.

As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

oh right, i remember reading something about the husks being able to be blown apart in specific ways. i think there was some sort of big husk with sacks and if you shoot the sacks they pop and robo  spiders come at you or something?

i think maybe it was a rachni husk and when the sacks pop those little green thingers  from ME1 come at you? i dunno! i read about it awhile ago lol

[wepeel_]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

We do have a gore system in ME3, however it's something that we're planning to use in a way that accentuates the feeling of combat with certain enemies instead of something that might just be used for shock factor.

As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

Sounds promising. Essentially, gore when it's called for rather than as a shock factor tends to make for the best outcomes. Like with nudity, the player shouldn't get the impression that the developers have taken extraordinary measures neither to put it in nor to keep it out.

[AngryFrozenWater]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

We do have a gore system in ME3, however it's something that we're planning to use in a way that accentuates the feeling of combat with certain enemies instead of something that might just be used for shock factor.

As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

Yagh! Cool. Sounds like you are having fun implementing that.

How about regular dirt, bullet holes, blood stains, and such? Is there a gore map to keep track of it?

[cachx]

Brenon Holmes wrote...
As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

That indeed sounds very interesting. I wonder if there will be all zombie melee husk levels like ME2 had on occasion.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

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As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

I'm getting a Dead Space vibe, which is GOOD! 

[laudable11]

Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...

Does gore add to the experience?

If you answered the question with yes, you'd probably want to play other games.
If you answered the question with no, then you'd probably want the ressources put to better use.

Thank you

I answered yes and I do want to play Mass Effect.

Thank you

Modifié par laudable11, 22 mai 2011 - 05:34 .

[FataliTensei]

I just want the gore to be entirely realistic, if I shoot something with a shotgun up close it should be blown apart in the general area of where i shot it, thats what a real shotgun would do, let alone a super powerful one from the future like the eviscerator.

[Skarwael]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Brenon Holmes wrote...

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As an example, you blow the top of a Husk's head off... but he keeps on coming. That makes the creature feel more relentless, and also makes it a little harder for you to get headshots on him. It makes the experience of the fight with that creature a little more interesting. :happy:

I'm getting a Dead Space vibe, which is GOOD! 

But is it just the husks, though? In ME2 you could shoot parts off them, but not any other enemies...