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[dujh]

so i'm just starting my 30th odd playthrough of me2 and i hate having to sit through miri talking to tim and normandy being destroyed while rescueing joker, i mean i liked it the first 2-3 times after this many times i just hate it. please bioware make mass effect 3 able to skip the intro cinematic

Modifié par dujh, 08 juillet 2011 - 11:49 .

[Ryzaki]

God yes.

Especially if it's gonna be as long as ME2's intro.

[marshalleck]

This is one of those concepts you'd think developers would have a grasp of by now, and yet it persists.

[Mathy16]

I agree with you, completely

I hated that intro after a couple of times, 'Why the hell can't I skip this'

[Mister Mida]

Skippable intro FTW. It shouldn't be too difficult to do.

[Phategod1]

It's part of the experience if you watch a movie even your favorite that you've watched dozen of times do you skip the intro,

[Ryzaki]

The PLC wrote...

It's a story driven game. Of course you should not be able to skip the intro. It would make no sense.

 

Then *you* could choose not to skip it. That's the beauty of an optional skip feature! 

[dujh]

The PLC wrote...

It's a story driven game. Of course you should not be able to skip the intro. It would make no sense.

as i said in the op this is my 30th odd playthrough so i already knew the story and for the first few i enjoyed the intro just after that i would have liked to skip it like i do with most dialog.

please bw skipable intro for me3

[Ryzaki]

...Oh yay hyperbole.

Because a scene that never changes regardless is the same as a scene where the player can make a difference eh?

Why is it so hard for you to acknowledge that some people don't want to sit through the same sequence just because they want to tweak their characters face? 

It's not the same as ignoring freedom's progress completely or skipping the whole game.  

Modifié par Ryzaki, 06 juillet 2011 - 09:54 .

[dujh]

The PLC wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

The PLC wrote...

It's a story driven game. Of course you should not be able to skip the intro. It would make no sense.

 

Then *you* could choose not to skip it. That's the beauty of an optional skip feature! 

Why is is that everyone always uses the 'you don't have to use it' argument? It's a useless feature, for people with no patience. Bioware worked just as hard on the intro of the game as everything else. It's the introduction of the Collectors, Miranda and Jacob, the Illusive Man and the return of Tali. Why would you want to skip that?

But hey, if you don't have to use these features I say that Bioware add a feature to skip every single mission in the game. I'm getting tired of recruiting Garrus and Jack in every playthough. I mean, why would I want to play the Jack recruitment mission again and again, everytime I do a new playthough?

i didn't mean freedoms progress, i meant everything before you wake up from being rebuilt

[marshalleck]

Re: whoever made the insightful comment about cinematic presentation and repeated viewings:

Pretty much every software and hardware based media player dating back to reel-to-reel in the black and white era has had a "fast forward" option, which has been refined up to now as being able to skip entire scenes, as with a DVD for example. 

Derp. 

Modifié par marshalleck, 06 juillet 2011 - 10:01 .

[marshalleck]

The PLC wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

...Oh yay hyperbole.

Because a scene that never changes regardless is the same as a scene where the player can make a difference eh?

If you seriously have the time to replay a 15 hour game 30 times, why can't you sit through the 30 minute intro? It's got nothing to do with the fact that you canøt make a difference. You're just being impatient. 

And you're just being contrary for the sake of it. 

[Someone With Mass]

I support this.

Especially if it's some intro there's little to no interaction in. When you've seen it, you've seen it.

[Massadonious1]

It's not something I would do (because I probably wouldn't play it 30 times ) but I don't see why it shouldn't be an option.

Is there really someone arguing against this? Show me on the doll what the fast forward button did to you.

Modifié par Massadonious1, 06 juillet 2011 - 10:14 .

[Ryzaki]

The PLC wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

...Oh yay hyperbole.

Because a scene that never changes regardless is the same as a scene where the player can make a difference eh?

If you seriously have the time to replay a 15 hour game 30 times, why can't you sit through the 30 minute intro? It's got nothing to do with the fact that you can't make a difference. You're just being impatient. 

edit: sorry dujh, I didn't see your post. But if it's just the Normandy being blown up part, we're talking 10 minutes!

 
And that 10 minutes becomes a half hour if you tweak Shep's face three times.  It's not some unreasonable request. 

[Phategod1]

dujh wrote...

The PLC wrote...

It's a story driven game. Of course you should not be able to skip the intro. It would make no sense.

as i said in the op this is my 30th odd playthrough so i already knew the story and for the first few i enjoyed the intro just after that i would have liked to skip it like i do with most dialog.

please bw skipable intro for me3

If you skip the dialouge whats the point of playing the game? All that fun planet scanning? 

[SkittlesKat96]

 Well...fair enough I suppose. I've had that feeling with ME 1 after playing it heaps of times, they should have it set in the options that you can tick a box which allows you to skip certain cutscenes like the intro.

[Someone With Mass]

You can skip the end credits, so I can't see why the intro should be treated differently.

[Phategod1]

marshalleck wrote...

Re: whoever made the insightful comment about cinematic presentation and repeated viewings:

Pretty much every software and hardware based media player dating back to reel-to-reel in the black and white era has had a "fast forward" option, which has been refined up to now as being able to skip entire scenes, as with a DVD for example. 

Derp. 

No S4!t sherlock, my point is when watching a movie for however many times who uses this feature to skip any part escpecially if said movie is your favorite. DERP.