Saphra Deden wrote...
So you aren't much of a roleplayer. That explains a lot.
He can be a great roleplayer. He just roleplays a retard.
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#226
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:00
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He can be a great roleplayer. He just roleplays a retard.
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#227
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:01
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Aaah yes, that clown. Representing everything wrong with nostalgia-tards and why people who play games are looked down upon.
#228
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:05
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Saphra Deden wrote...
So you aren't much of a roleplayer. That explains a lot.
Nice of you to take everything I just said out of context, twerp.
That has nothing to do with roleplaying. Roleplaying is about the characters and character progression, as well as character buildup with things like powers. Doesn't have anything to do with me just wanting to fight the guys that are obviously going to start shoot at me the second I show up.
Or an even better example. How about ME1, where you got EXP for all kills. It's in your favor to attack all the potential bad guys there, where in ME2, it's optional at times.
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Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:06
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Mr.Kusy wrote...
He can be a great roleplayer. He just roleplays a retard.
Now now. There's nothing wrong with roleplaying a character who prefers to talk with his fists/swords/guns/whatever instead of his tongue. However not even caring about the choice in the game indicates that one isn't terribly interested in rolepaying in the first place. Which makes me question whether they really care or understand what RPG elements actually are.
An RPG is not stat management it. It is world interaction and character control and growth. ME2, in contrast to what most critics say, still has plenty of RPG elements. We Shape Shepard's personality and morals (to a degree) as wel las his effect on the world and people around him.
ME2 was tilted in favor of combat, but the RPG was there. I just fear that ME3 will tilt it more towards combat than I'd like. ME2 was borderline.
As I said before, ME2 lacks any missions like Noveria or the Citadel.
There are areas where we only get dialogue and then for any assignment we have a linear shooting gallery. I want more variable areas like ME1 had.
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Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:07
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Someone With Mass wrote...
That has nothing to do with roleplaying. Roleplaying is about the characters and character progression, as well as character buildup with things like powers. Doesn't have anything to do with me just wanting to fight the guys that are obviously going to start shoot at me the second I show up.
None of that has anything to do with roleplaying.
#231
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:09
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Saphra Deden wrote...
None of that has anything to do with roleplaying.
Okay. Then none of the Mass Effect games are RPGs. Nice.
#232
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:09
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And another thread where traditionalists argue over what an RPG is or isn't. Don't bother arguing with them, Mass. There are some kooks (TK, G9, SD, TST) here who are wearing multiple rose-tinted glasses. It's like talking to a wall. Actually a wall would be more open to change.
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Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:10
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Someone With Mass wrote...
Okay. Then none of the Mass Effect games are RPGs. Nice.
Now you're being silly. Go read my other post.
#234
Posté 27 juin 2011 - 11:11
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And we're done here. "What is an RPG" threads are off-topic for this forum.
End of line.
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