Dionkey wrote...
sp0ck 06 wrote...
Read the codex dude. The omni tool is capable of small scale manufacturing. So the drones are just small pieces of alloy or whatever covered with a holographic shell for identification.
So you would rather not have an omni blade...why? It fits with the lore....
Just because its cool and you think its a "marketing buzz"?
I think melee combat was sorely lacking in both functionality and coolness in the first two games. Considering how close quarters much of the combat is, a focus on special melee moves is a welcome addition to the game. Would you rather we have a baton, or elbow spike? Omni blade fits perfectly with the games vibe and is a much needed feature.
But where does the energy come from? It isn't explained. The omni-blade may 'fit' with the visual feel of the series, but it still doesn't make practical sense. A convential super-heated blade that jetted out of an attachment on your arm would be much more efficient and would not be a waste of energy or components.
I would assume the omni blade is capable of infusing electrical energy into something like the combat drone...
Practical sense? It doesn't make practical sense that every species speaks perfect English, that Shepard only ever has two team members with him, or any other million things. Its a game dude. The omni blade fits with the in game lore, matches the style and feel of the combat, is a good addition to gameplay, and its cool. Nuff said.
EDIT: One more thing. "A conventional super-heated blade that jetted out of an attachment on your arm" Uhhh..is that a joke? How the heck is that any less ridiculous than the omni blade idea? Who has a handy dandy super heated blade stowed up their arm, lol.
Modifié par sp0ck 06, 18 août 2011 - 10:10 .