I think there's a misconception here with the inequality signs...Exiledone1 wrote...
Olueq wrote...
gamer_girl wrote...
Way I see it difficulty wise:
ME2>ME3>ME1
ME1>ME3>ME2
I'm back after a long night lol. I agree, ME1, 3 and then 2. 1 wasn't really hard for me, just really long.
18 Brains wrote...
exelsis wrote...
Highest difficulty setting + krogan = house of horrors. Imunnity was not sarcastically named. Those bastards run you over, pull immunity, and rip your squad apart with volleys of carnage. They regen their HP to full as fast as ME2 vorcha, and they do it with a hundred times the health. ME2 and 3 krogan die in just a few shots, move slow as mollases, don't knock your whole squad down with rushes and carnage, and don't have immunity/ridiculous regen. And then you have armitures, collosi, stalkers, those freaking tiny green rachni, the damn ten trillion health thorian creepers, and biotic enemies throwing you around like a rag doll all damn day. I miss that.gamer_girl wrote...
I dunno why people think ME1 was hard.
That was the easiest of the series IMO...
Agreed. I'm playing through ME 1 again right now to save Ashley instead of Kaidan (want to hear the extra dialogue in Engineering), and kill off Rana Thanopsis, the one Asari "secretary" on Saren's base (you get an "email' about how she goes nuts and kills off high ranking Asari officials and then herself, so I'll kill her first and save us the trouble).
Can't change my Adept class (one of the positive things in the later installments for imports), but the biotic Lift, Throw, and Singularity have always been fun to use with the rag-doll physics. Krogan are indeed a force to be reckoned with, but are admittedly easier to kill when they're in Stasis or floating around in the air.
You honestly found ME2 to be the hardest? That was by far the easiest. Even on insanity there were only 3 parts I can recal that were difficult: Horizon, The collector ship and the fiinal boss.gamer_girl wrote...
I think there's a misconception here with the inequality signs...Exiledone1 wrote...
Olueq wrote...
gamer_girl wrote...
Way I see it difficulty wise:
ME2>ME3>ME1
ME1>ME3>ME2
I'm back after a long night lol. I agree, ME1, 3 and then 2. 1 wasn't really hard for me, just really long.
harder > easier
Modifié par Olueq, 21 avril 2012 - 04:54 .
exelsis wrote...
1>2>3. 3 is so painfully easy, even though they hyped up how it was going to be so much "harder" The enemies are no smarter than they were in ME2, most of them are weaker, many of them lost shields/armor so they are FAR more vulnerable to powers, and you usually have bettwe cover options and face fewer enemies.
ME2 was a nightmare.Olueq wrote...
You honestly found ME2 to be the hardest? That was by far the easiest. Even on insanity there were only 3 parts I can recal that were difficult: Horizon, The collector ship and the fiinal boss.gamer_girl wrote...
I think there's a misconception here with the inequality signs...Exiledone1 wrote...
Olueq wrote...
gamer_girl wrote...
Way I see it difficulty wise:
ME2>ME3>ME1
ME1>ME3>ME2
I'm back after a long night lol. I agree, ME1, 3 and then 2. 1 wasn't really hard for me, just really long.
harder > easier
Harbingers + scions = irritating combination on insanity.
ME2 was surprisingly easy when I played it again recently. I think I may be getting slightly better at it, and the ME3 MP has certainly improved my skills a bit.Olueq wrote...
You honestly found ME2 to be the hardest? That was by far the easiest. Even on insanity there were only 3 parts I can recal that were difficult: Horizon, The collector ship and the fiinal boss.
skwisgaarthegod wrote...
I just find ME1 to have awkward/clunky combat.
Dilandau3000 wrote...
ME2 was surprisingly easy when I played it again recently. I think I may be getting slightly better at it, and the ME3 MP has certainly improved my skills a bit.Olueq wrote...
You honestly found ME2 to be the hardest? That was by far the easiest. Even on insanity there were only 3 parts I can recal that were difficult: Horizon, The collector ship and the fiinal boss.
ME2 had the most "unfair" deaths for me, when some enemy outflanks you and there's no way to get away and you die before you even figure out who's shooting at you.
Maybe depending on ur class. I wa an adept and so I had a cheap way dealing with those problems.gamer_girl wrote...
ME2 was a nightmare.Olueq wrote...
You honestly found ME2 to be the hardest? That was by far the easiest. Even on insanity there were only 3 parts I can recal that were difficult: Horizon, The collector ship and the fiinal boss.gamer_girl wrote...
I think there's a misconception here with the inequality signs...Exiledone1 wrote...
Olueq wrote...
gamer_girl wrote...
Way I see it difficulty wise:
ME2>ME3>ME1
ME1>ME3>ME2
I'm back after a long night lol. I agree, ME1, 3 and then 2. 1 wasn't really hard for me, just really long.
harder > easier
A) You had no freaking idea what any of the stats on your guns were so you kind of went in blind.
C) If you weren't always in cover, you would die.
But that's the thing. Ammo. I did not die a single time the whole final mission on insanity. I was, however, starved of ammo most of the time. Meleeing brutes to death is awful. The only time I had real difficulty was in summoning Kalros, when you get jumped by brutes. I ran too fast, and aggro'd all 6 instead of 3. With garrus and liara in your squad, it isn't fun fighting 6 brutes at once in a tiny area.Exiledone1 wrote...
exelsis wrote...
1>2>3. 3 is so painfully easy, even though they hyped up how it was going to be so much "harder" The enemies are no smarter than they were in ME2, most of them are weaker, many of them lost shields/armor so they are FAR more vulnerable to powers, and you usually have bettwe cover options and face fewer enemies.
The only part I found diffcult in 3 was near the end on earth when you have to launch the missle at the reaper. I barely got out of their with only one clip of ammo. The banshees were something serious.
Modifié par exelsis, 21 avril 2012 - 05:02 .
Think about it this way:Olueq wrote...
But they even said "Its the journey that counts" they knew it was bad.gamer_girl wrote...
^
Obviously they were thinking it was a good ending.
Otherwise it would have been different.
But seriously dude, you need more serotonin.
Happiness = good.
SO WHY THE **** DID THEY GO WITH THAT? SELL DLC? SELL MORE ME GAMES? **** EA.
exelsis wrote...
But that's the thing. Ammo. I did not die a single time the whole final mission on insanity. I was, however, starved of ammo most of the time. Meleeing brutes to death is awful. The only time I had real difficulty was in summoning Kalros, when you get jumped by brutes. I ran too fast, and aggro'd all 6 instead of 3. With garrus and liara in your squad, it isn't fun fighting 6 brutes at once in a tiny area.Exiledone1 wrote...
exelsis wrote...
1>2>3. 3 is so painfully easy, even though they hyped up how it was going to be so much "harder" The enemies are no smarter than they were in ME2, most of them are weaker, many of them lost shields/armor so they are FAR more vulnerable to powers, and you usually have bettwe cover options and face fewer enemies.
The only part I found diffcult in 3 was near the end on earth when you have to launch the missle at the reaper. I barely got out of their with only one clip of ammo. The banshees were something serious.
Exiledone1 wrote...
18 Brains wrote...
Agreed. I'm playing through ME 1 again right now to save Ashley instead of Kaidan (want to hear the extra dialogue in Engineering
Can't change my Adept class (one of the positive things in the later installments for imports), but the biotic Lift, Throw, and Singularity have always been fun to use with the rag-doll physics. Krogan are indeed a force to be reckoned with, but are admittedly easier to kill when they're in Stasis or floating around in the air.
How is the Adept class? I never played it. Only play Solider and Sential.
This is different. This is something we PAY for. Something that was promised (aka advertized) completely different. We have a right to be mad. And the ending pretty much nulifies the entiree trilogy. Bioware can try and defend themselves but theres not much they can say. And Im betting the 'fix' will accomplish nothing anyway. Ill give them a chance but Im not expecting anything.gamer_girl wrote...
Think about it this way:Olueq wrote...
But they even said "Its the journey that counts" they knew it was bad.gamer_girl wrote...
^
Obviously they were thinking it was a good ending.
Otherwise it would have been different.
But seriously dude, you need more serotonin.
Happiness = good.
SO WHY THE **** DID THEY GO WITH THAT? SELL DLC? SELL MORE ME GAMES? **** EA.
You make an essay for your teacher and you hand it in and you get a 30%
While the bulk of your essay was fantastic, the conclusion lacked as an end to your paper.
You are apalled by this grade and demand that it be remarked.
Saying "well the rest of the essay was good, why are you basing my entire grade on the freaking conclusion?"
You -> Teacher as BioWare -> butt hurt fans
Point is, they're trying to fix the ending and there's no point whining and complaining because if you were in the same situation, you'd try to defend yourself too.
Modifié par Olueq, 21 avril 2012 - 05:05 .
18 Brains wrote...
Exiledone1 wrote...
18 Brains wrote...
Agreed. I'm playing through ME 1 again right now to save Ashley instead of Kaidan (want to hear the extra dialogue in Engineering
Can't change my Adept class (one of the positive things in the later installments for imports), but the biotic Lift, Throw, and Singularity have always been fun to use with the rag-doll physics. Krogan are indeed a force to be reckoned with, but are admittedly easier to kill when they're in Stasis or floating around in the air.
How is the Adept class? I never played it. Only play Solider and Sential.
Adept is pretty challenging in the beginning, especially on an Insanity run-through (you only have training in pistols, which are fairly useless until you get the Spectre-grade weapons). You also don't have very strong defenses, and have to rely on Barrier a lot to stay alive. As long as you're okay with being a mostly crowd-control character it's fine, but there are situations in which the game has "out of bounds" kill boxes for the enemies that can be taken advantage of (Lift an enemy into the air, hit them with Throw, laugh as they soar a hundred feet into the air and hit the kill box).
Overall, it's fun to mess around with (I played as an Adept to get the Warp and other Biotic achievements originally, but found the physics to be fun), but ultimately I liked killing things with an Assault Rifle or Sniper that I could actually aim.
Invalid comparison. Your teacher does not advertise that everyone will have an amazing experience, take 60$ from you, and then run off with it. Bioware did. They promised choices, we recieved none. They promised resolution, and there was none to be found. They promised that it was the CONCLUSION, and the whole damn ending screamed FUTURE DLC AND/OR SEQUEL! Bioware took our money and skull raped us. My teachers never did that to me.gamer_girl wrote...
Think about it this way:Olueq wrote...
But they even said "Its the journey that counts" they knew it was bad.gamer_girl wrote...
^
Obviously they were thinking it was a good ending.
Otherwise it would have been different.
But seriously dude, you need more serotonin.
Happiness = good.
SO WHY THE **** DID THEY GO WITH THAT? SELL DLC? SELL MORE ME GAMES? **** EA.
You make an essay for your teacher and you hand it in and you get a 30%
While the bulk of your essay was fantastic, the conclusion lacked as an end to your paper.
You are apalled by this grade and demand that it be remarked.
Saying "well the rest of the essay was good, why are you basing my entire grade on the freaking conclusion?"
You -> Teacher as BioWare -> butt hurt fans
Point is, they're trying to fix the ending and there's no point whining and complaining because if you were in the same situation, you'd try to defend yourself too.
Modifié par exelsis, 21 avril 2012 - 05:07 .
But they didn't lie.Olueq wrote...
This is different. This is something we PAY for. Something that was promised (aka advertized) completely different. We have a right to be mad. And the ending pretty much nulifies the entiree trilogy. Bioware can try and defend themselves but theres not much they can say.gamer_girl wrote...
Think about it this way:
You make an essay for your teacher and you hand it in and you get a 30%
While the bulk of your essay was fantastic, the conclusion lacked as an end to your paper.
You are apalled by this grade and demand that it be remarked.
Saying "well the rest of the essay was good, why are you basing my entire grade on the freaking conclusion?"
You -> Teacher as BioWare -> butt hurt fans
Point is, they're trying to fix the ending and there's no point whining and complaining because if you were in the same situation, you'd try to defend yourself too.
Modifié par gamer_girl, 21 avril 2012 - 05:07 .
You can take a bonus talent if you got the achievements. For my recent LP, I used engineer (my favourite class, especially in ME2 and 3; combat drone and incinerate rule!) with an assault rifle bonus talent.18 Brains wrote...
Overall, it's fun to mess around with (I played as an Adept to get the Warp and other Biotic achievements originally, but found the physics to be fun), but ultimately I liked killing things with an Assault Rifle or Sniper that I could actually aim.
We do pay for it, but in reality it was only 10 minutes or so that was awful. The rest was a brilliant game. I agree that it kills the game for me, but if you don't think about the ending the rest is a really good game. Still the extended cut better make some sense of this or I will rage hard.Olueq wrote...
This is different. This is something we PAY for. Something that was promised (aka advertized) completely different. We have a right to be mad. And the ending pretty much nulifies the entiree trilogy. Bioware can try and defend themselves but theres not much they can say. And Im betting the 'fix' will accomplish nothing anyway. Ill give them a chance but Im not expecting anything.gamer_girl wrote...
Think about it this way:
You make an essay for your teacher and you hand it in and you get a 30%
While the bulk of your essay was fantastic, the conclusion lacked as an end to your paper.
You are apalled by this grade and demand that it be remarked.
Saying "well the rest of the essay was good, why are you basing my entire grade on the freaking conclusion?"
You -> Teacher as BioWare -> butt hurt fans
Point is, they're trying to fix the ending and there's no point whining and complaining because if you were in the same situation, you'd try to defend yourself too.
Modifié par skwisgaarthegod, 21 avril 2012 - 05:09 .
they did lie. They literally said "it not going to be like open to much interpretation , theres going to be very few question remaining" and then we get "LOTS OF SPECULATION FROM EVERYONE"gamer_girl wrote...
But they didn't lie.Olueq wrote...
This is different. This is something we PAY for. Something that was promised (aka advertized) completely different. We have a right to be mad. And the ending pretty much nulifies the entiree trilogy. Bioware can try and defend themselves but theres not much they can say.gamer_girl wrote...
Think about it this way:Olueq wrote...
But they even said "Its the journey that counts" they knew it was bad.gamer_girl wrote...
^
Obviously they were thinking it was a good ending.
Otherwise it would have been different.
But seriously dude, you need more serotonin.
Happiness = good.
SO WHY THE **** DID THEY GO WITH THAT? SELL DLC? SELL MORE ME GAMES? **** EA.
You make an essay for your teacher and you hand it in and you get a 30%
While the bulk of your essay was fantastic, the conclusion lacked as an end to your paper.
You are apalled by this grade and demand that it be remarked.
Saying "well the rest of the essay was good, why are you basing my entire grade on the freaking conclusion?"
You -> Teacher as BioWare -> butt hurt fans
Point is, they're trying to fix the ending and there's no point whining and complaining because if you were in the same situation, you'd try to defend yourself too.
We did get 16 different endings, just they are quite similar.
I understand being mad, but raging about it all the time becomes redundant and quite irritating.
And it doesn't make the entire series pointless. It all depends on your interpretation of what the ending actually meant.
I'll bet you don't like anything.Olueq wrote...
Ill bet Tali doesnt like the ending.
Dilandau3000 wrote...
You can take a bonus talent if you got the achievements. For my recent LP, I used engineer (my favourite class, especially in ME2 and 3; combat drone and incinerate rule!) with an assault rifle bonus talent.18 Brains wrote...
Overall, it's fun to mess around with (I played as an Adept to get the Warp and other Biotic achievements originally, but found the physics to be fun), but ultimately I liked killing things with an Assault Rifle or Sniper that I could actually aim.
gamer_girl wrote...
I'll bet you don't like anything.Olueq wrote...
Ill bet Tali doesnt like the ending.
Modifié par Olueq, 21 avril 2012 - 05:11 .
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