Mr.Dioneo wrote...
The sad-little-boy sequence was the worst of the demo, but the rest was almost as bad, as director Casey Hudson prattled on about combat features like mêlée assassinations and hand grenades as if they were exciting innovations, rather than mundane third-person-shooter staples that gamers have seen countless times before.
Khayness wrote...
Mr.Dioneo wrote...
The sad-little-boy sequence was the worst of the demo, but the rest was almost as bad, as director Casey Hudson prattled on about combat features like mêlée assassinations and hand grenades as if they were exciting innovations, rather than mundane third-person-shooter staples that gamers have seen countless times before.
Well yes, based on the E3 footage, Mass Effect 3 barely looks distinguishable from you average TPS shooter gallery games.
Il Divo wrote...
Admittedly, I didn't play through Hordes of the Underdark, but didn't NWN follow the Bioware style with the Waterdhavian creatures?
And I would definitely say that Jade Empire was one of Bioware's more focused stories, and the end-result was a much stronger narrative, as the Imperial City sequence demonstrates.
Xewaka wrote...
So we should simply buy everything blindly based on gut reaction rather than make an informed decision on wether a product fits or not our needs and wants? Most people do not have that kind of disposable income to waste nilly-willy without thought or information.TexasToast712 wrote...
WHo cares? Anyone who bases their decision to buy something based on what others say is a moron.
Modifié par The Spamming Troll, 07 juillet 2011 - 06:14 .
exskeeny wrote...
Not at all, but you cannot judge a whole game on a demo and marketing speak.I always reserve full opinion on a game until I play it.
You will find that this demo is long before the game goes gold so is likely to change. If it doesn't I will judge the entire scene in context.
hehe, sorry, couldn't resist....
Nozybidaj wrote...
exskeeny wrote...
Not at all, but you cannot judge a whole game on a demo and marketing speak.I always reserve full opinion on a game until I play it.
You will find that this demo is long before the game goes gold so is likely to change. If it doesn't I will judge the entire scene in context.
Isn't this what they said about DA2?
javierabegazo wrote...
ME3 isn't making such a large leap but seems to be pulling the strengths from both ME1 and ME2, both of which are good, but still flawed games in many areas.
Nozybidaj wrote...
javierabegazo wrote...
ME3 isn't making such a large leap but seems to be pulling the strengths from both ME1 and ME2, both of which are good, but still flawed games in many areas.
ME2 is flawed in many areas now as well? I know I don't come around here much any more, but man, that's quite a swing in perceptions for this forum. Not unexpected though I suppose.
Modifié par vader da slayer, 07 juillet 2011 - 06:53 .
Phaedon wrote...
UN RES/ GD/ 00133-155Knight_47K wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Looks like one group we will hope to change the minds of as more information on Mass Effect 3 is released.
Dude I was here when you said the same thing about DAII and you were right, the game did change my opinion about itself. I was hyperexited before playing the game and after playing it I had half the mind to send Mr. laid-law a strongly worded letter; something on the lines of what UN sends to countries they think are doing buisness in fissile material.
I am praying to all the gods of my religion which are near about 3.3 million that you do not screw this game. Mass Effect 3 is the most anticipated game from Bioware ever. It can be the biggest flop as well.
Dear Mr Michael Laidlaw,
A. Acknowleding your position as Lead Designer of Dragon Age II at BioWare Corporation.
This general assemply:
1. Condemns the storage of fissile material at the basement of BioWare Corp's Development Studio at Edmonton, Canada,
2. Strongly encourages assemblying a team of experts to ensure the safe and immedia disposal of the aforementioned material,
3. is Fully Aware that it has no idea what to read in the rest of the resolution.
The Secretary General of the United Nations,
By the way, don't screw Mass Effect 3 up.
Imdrunkontea wrote...
the article's opinion is based off of the same footage that we've all seen already. they're entitled to their own opinion, but if you liked it then there's no reason this article should dissuade you at all.
Kilshrek wrote...
Khayness wrote...
Mr.Dioneo wrote...
The sad-little-boy sequence was the worst of the demo, but the rest was almost as bad, as director Casey Hudson prattled on about combat features like mêlée assassinations and hand grenades as if they were exciting innovations, rather than mundane third-person-shooter staples that gamers have seen countless times before.
Well yes, based on the E3 footage, Mass Effect 3 barely looks distinguishable from you average TPS shooter gallery games.
Obligatory on-rails shooting sequence against an enemy that can't be destroyed, check. IIRC I did that back in MW too. Different shooter, yes, same old idea, yes.
At least Ilos had you make a mad dash towards the "secret" relay. The more ME changes, the more it decides to shed uniqueness for sameness, at least that's how it seems to me.
Modifié par Cainne Chapel, 07 juillet 2011 - 10:27 .
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