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[PhantomSpectre]

First playthrough will be blind. If it's going to end really badly, like my favourites dies or I even lose totally and loading is not going help, then I'm going to check guides and forums to find some helpful tips.

[Travie]

I never really felt the need to read strategy guides for the ME games.

Although, I would not have tried Vanguard if I hadn't read the quality guides floating around the forums (Vanguard is now canon for me).

[gunswordfist]

Uh, hell no. After my good, bad and worst playthroughs, yes but not before exploring every option I can myself. I do my on way of obtaining perfection by trying to do every little choice I can the way I want to do it

[Ananka]

I'm going blind.
I always spend a couple of playthroughs trying things out, making the choices I think are the best, and one playthrough with the complete opposite of those choices, then doing a perfect run later on. I tend to replay games quite alot.
Not much of a completionist though, I always leave some side-quests unfinished. Don't care about achievements either.

Modifié par Annaka, 29 juin 2011 - 07:44 .

[KainrycKarr]

DoNotIngest wrote...

I'm going to go in blind if I don't get ninjaspoiled (not going to be looking for spoilers).




...Unless someone/a lot of people die that I reeeeeally don't want to. Then I'll be chanting "Sh!t, sh!t SH!T!" and jumping onto the BSN.

[Repearized Miranda]

Going in blind on initial play-through. I've done it since the first game.

[gunswordfist]

That reminds me, I went into Mass Effect 2 almost completely blind. Until I watched the trailers that came with Collectors Edition, I have never seen any of them. The most I've seen was the SyFy character promo and I believe 2 tv reviews. I wish I could go into ME3 like that but hell I already seen more than that with the 2 or 3 E3 videos I watched and since 2 got my really hooked on the series, I can take my eyes off of anything I can get my hands on. I pray that BW doesn't do any story trailers because I am going to watch them anyway lol

[robtheguru]

The only time I have ever used a walkthrough in Mass Effect 1 and 2 is to look for any sidemissions I missed. However they always come in subsequent playthroughs after my first. My carry over save for ME3 is from help of a walkthrough but as I said, only to help me find all the side missions so that I haven't missed anything out come ME3.

[Repearized Miranda]

robtheguru wrote...

The only time I have ever used a walkthrough in Mass Effect 1 and 2 is to look for any sidemissions I missed. However they always come in subsequent playthroughs after my first. My carry over save for ME3 is from help of a walkthrough but as I said, only to help me find all the side missions so that I haven't missed anything out come ME3.

That's how I use walkthroughs as well, but ME isn't the kind of game where players get "stuck", per se.

I've seen what's in ME3 and have read about such things, but I won't say I was "spoiled" necessarily since my game will be different than what I saw in the walkthrough. As I said before though, ME is not a game where players can get "stuck." And most of the frustrating fun is trying to figure out how to get through yourself (Insane combat for instance)

[Dannyboy9876]

I'll TRY to go in blind first time round, THEN perfect it.

[Repearized Miranda]

 I don't think it's possible to perfect it on your first try unless you mean straight Paragade, but I doubt many would end up like that. I am not re-opening that debate.

I say this because given all the variables, varying consequences of said variables before the choice is even made ...

If you mean perfection as in "I'm a Completionist" not worrying about the outcome - even if you are worried, that's different.

Modifié par Repearized Miranda, 29 juin 2011 - 10:16 .

[Saberchic]

I'm going to play my first time as "blind" as I can. Obviously, being in these boards has the potential to ruin some of the game, but I'm trying to be careful about it.