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[alihou]

This is my 1st post, so be nice to me guys:happy: ... I honestly had no problem with the pacing in ME2...the movements looked very realistic... I honestly didn't like it when I heard the gameplay speed is being moved up 20-30% faster? I saw the demos, it looks like Shepard is superspeeding the entire time... it just doesn't look realistic. Also, I liked the fatigue system...it made Shepard seem more human... Is it a bit too fast? B/c I really like the new combat stuff they added... it's just all too fast for me...  It doesn't look visually nice... in the end, Shepard is a human (mostly)...make him move like one...What do you guys think? It reminds me of (sorry to say it) DAO:2...combat in that game was super fast and annoying... I hope ME:3 won't suffer the same fate... Thanks!!!

[onelifecrisis]

alihou wrote...

This is my 1st post

Prepare to die.

[GnusmasTHX]

No.

Fatigue/stamina is the biggest misnomer in video games, ever. Why not just call it like it is? "The we-don't-want-you-to-spam-this-meter". I mean come on, no one of average fitness, especially not an elite, genetically engineered soldier would get so tired after a 20 yard dash that they couldn't continue.

The ONLY unnatural thing Shepard can do is ME3 is rolls. Which he does with uncanny efficiency despite being completely stationary beforehand.

Modifié par GnusmasTHX, 12 juin 2011 - 12:11 .

[Venn]

GnusmasTHX wrote...

No.

Fatigue/stamina is the biggest misnomer in video games, ever. Why not just call it like it is? "The we-don't-want-you-to-spam-this-meter". I mean come on, no one of average fitness, especially not an elite, genetically engineered soldier would get so tired after a 20 yard dash that they couldn't continue.

The ONLY unnatural thing Shepard can do is ME3 is rolls. Which he does with uncanny efficiency despite being completely stationary beforehand.

Have you SEEN him reload?

[marshalleck]

GnusmasTHX wrote...

The ONLY unnatural thing Shepard can do is ME3 is rolls. Which he does with uncanny efficiency despite being completely stationary beforehand.

But mass effect fields! 

[GnusmasTHX]

Venn wrote...

GnusmasTHX wrote...

No.

Fatigue/stamina is the biggest misnomer in video games, ever. Why not just call it like it is? "The we-don't-want-you-to-spam-this-meter". I mean come on, no one of average fitness, especially not an elite, genetically engineered soldier would get so tired after a 20 yard dash that they couldn't continue.

The ONLY unnatural thing Shepard can do is ME3 is rolls. Which he does with uncanny efficiency despite being completely stationary beforehand.

Have you SEEN him reload?

Yes. Sorry, it doesn't take me 3 seconds to press a button, either. 

Hell, if Sylvester Stallone can do it with an actual gun with clips and magazines, Shepard can do it with a button.

[Durgon Ironfist]

alihou wrote...

This is my 1st post, so be nice to me guys:happy: ... I honestly had no problem with the pacing in ME2...the movements looked very realistic... I honestly didn't like it when I heard the gameplay speed is being moved up 20-30% faster? I saw the demos, it looks like Shepard is superspeeding the entire time... it just doesn't look realistic. Also, I liked the fatigue system...it made Shepard seem more human... Is it a bit too fast? B/c I really like the new combat stuff they added... it's just all too fast for me...  It doesn't look visually nice... in the end, Shepard is a human (mostly)...make him move like one...What do you guys think? It reminds me of (sorry to say it) DAO:2...combat in that game was super fast and annoying... I hope ME:3 won't suffer the same fate... Thanks!!!

[IllusiveGhost]

is too fast ... mass effect 2 is the best

[G3rman]

IllusiveGhost wrote...

is too fast ... mass effect 2 is the best

Go play Mass Effect 2 then.

The people who are actually willing to adjust to the new combat can stay here.  Its just like any new game, it takes some getting used to.

If you want the game to go slow, play slow.

[ScifiSpartan]

I thought it was too fast at first, but after playing for an hour or two its become natural.

[MasterSamson88]

GnusmasTHX wrote...

Venn wrote...

GnusmasTHX wrote...

No.

Fatigue/stamina is the biggest misnomer in video games, ever. Why not just call it like it is? "The we-don't-want-you-to-spam-this-meter". I mean come on, no one of average fitness, especially not an elite, genetically engineered soldier would get so tired after a 20 yard dash that they couldn't continue.

The ONLY unnatural thing Shepard can do is ME3 is rolls. Which he does with uncanny efficiency despite being completely stationary beforehand.

Have you SEEN him reload?

Yes. Sorry, it doesn't take me 3 seconds to press a button, either. 

Hell, if Sylvester Stallone can do it with an actual gun with clips and magazines, Shepard can do it with a button.

Right... the whole way the reloading works is Shepard essentially hitting the side of his gun to eject a thermal clip. So yeah, reloading can be fast. 

[Greed1914]

I'd say the speed is fine as far as sprinting and moving to cover, and reloading are concerned. The only speed related issue I had was how slow the basic forward movement was, though that has other problems besides being slow.

[KingSnake661]

It felt slow to me... It was supposed to be faster? O.o huh. *shrug* I need to play it a bit more with different classes to be sure, but, the gameplay didn't feel faster, if anything shepard felt a bit slow and awkard. And i really wish They'd given us a sniper rifle to play with...