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[Aggie Punbot]

PXXL wrote...

I think it's a childish, you are going to play it anyway.

No, the whole point is that I will not be playing it anyway.

[TheRevanchist]

Indeed...its awfully arrogant to assume that everyones just going to "play it anyway". I for one, am considering never buying another DA game ever due to how god awful I think DA2 was. And if ME3 fails to totaly and completely BLOW MY F***ING MIND....I am totaly done with Bioware because...imo...their quality has droped SHARPLY since they became BiowEAre.

[TheRevanchist]

I HIGHLY doubt ME3 has Multiplayer options...I cant say that for certin...but I just doubt it. If it does...I will still buy it, because I'm buying it for the single player...i dont give a damn what the mutliplayer is...because I wont be useing it. which is why I dont really understand the hate for the idea....just dont use it, pretend it dont exsist...thats what I do with my games. I mean really...you think all those hundreds of thousands of battles on Halo matchmaking are canon events that take place in the timeline? hardly...so really I don't understand the seething rage for the concept.

[Soul Cool]

Zakatak757 wrote...

ME3 damn well better be on Steam.

I have the ME1 and 2 on Steam, and having the third elsewhere would make my OCD scream.

Get ready for your OCD to mess with you, then. There's a reason EA games got yanked off Steam. They've already officially killed BF3's Steam appearance, and I expect them to do the same thing on ME 3.

[TheRevanchist]

Budget wouldn't be taken away from the Single Player budget...they would simply get a BIGGER budget to compensate for the multiplayer....thats how that works. If a feature isn't planned...they dont get money for that feature. Bioware has explained this before. But many people want to dismiss EVERYTHING they say as lies and propoganda.

Modifié par kylecouch, 26 septembre 2011 - 04:55 .

[TheRevanchist]

Soul Cool wrote...

Zakatak757 wrote...

ME3 damn well better be on Steam.

I have the ME1 and 2 on Steam, and having the third elsewhere would make my OCD scream.

Get ready for your OCD to mess with you, then. There's a reason EA games got yanked off Steam. They've already officially killed BF3's Steam appearance, and I expect them to do the same thing on ME 3.

Except I still see ME2 and DA2 and such on Steam.

[Zakatak757]

I fail to see how ME3 could be a "bad" game.

Combat looks better, and combat, like it or not, is part of Mass Effect. It looks very Gears-esque, which is a good thing considering they have nailed 3rd person shooting.

They brought back attachments and ammo's from ME1, but at the same time, don't have you spend 2 hours of gameplay converting things to omni-gel and selling them. I couldn't fkin stand that.

From what I heard in the demo, Shepards voice acting has improved significantly. Mordin was using a stand-in voice actor before you go their.

We have no reason to believe ME3 has made any comprimises on story. There is 2x the amount of dialog as ME1, which had a fair amount. Also, side quests are apparently story-relevant now, and anomaly missions were my biggest issue in ME2. They were waste of development and time.

And, even if the game turns out to be bad, at least we will be getting some closure. I'm buying it and I think you should to.

Modifié par Zakatak757, 26 septembre 2011 - 04:57 .

[Soul Cool]

kylecouch wrote...
Except I still see ME2 and DA2 and such on Steam.

Yes. Please notice that I was speaking in the past tense (For ME 2 anyway). The point was they got yanked in the first place. And the BF3 thing is official word from god.

Dragon Age 2 is not available on Steam.

Modifié par Soul Cool, 26 septembre 2011 - 05:00 .

[TheRevanchist]

True enough...but Origin will quickly fail compaired to the awsome power of Steam.
Really?...I saw it up Yesterday lol.

Modifié par kylecouch, 26 septembre 2011 - 05:01 .

[TwistedComplex]

kylecouch wrote...

True enough...but Origin will quickly fail compaired to the awsome power of Steam.
Really?...I saw it up Yesterday lol.

That's what they said about Droid when compared to the iPhone

[Soul Cool]

kylecouch wrote...

True enough...but Origin will quickly fail compaired to the awsome power of Steam.

I hope it does fail. Pretty spiteful, I know, but I hate that EA is attempting to steal/ruin such a good thing.

[TheRevanchist]

I know...I still cant believe the awsome prices Steam provides on games...its fantastic...kinda wish they would sell console games on their site and mail em to me >.<

[TheRevanchist]

TwistedComplex wrote...

kylecouch wrote...

True enough...but Origin will quickly fail compaired to the awsome power of Steam.
Really?...I saw it up Yesterday lol.

That's what they said about Droid when compared to the iPhone

Thats totaly different...people are over obsessed with stupid cell phones these days...EA is major sukzor at pleaseing customers and their even chargeing ppl to pre order TOR on it....

[TwistedComplex]

kylecouch wrote...

Thats totaly different...people are over obsessed with stupid cell phones these days...EA is major sukzor at pleaseing customers and their even chargeing ppl to pre order TOR on it....

TOR is 60 dollars including the pre-order charge, so it makes no difference

EA does fine with customers. Whats an example of them pissing of customers, aside from the fact that people blow things out of proportion

Modifié par TwistedComplex, 26 septembre 2011 - 05:11 .

[Zakatak757]

What does EA hope to gain with Origin that Steam does not already give them?

[TwistedComplex]

Zakatak757 wrote...

What does EA hope to gain with Origin that Steam does not already give them?

EA has to pay steam 35% of profits in order for them to carry their game.

If EA wants to make the profits of 1,000,000 copies they need to sell 1,350,000 copites on steam

[Embrosil]

Doofe2012 wrote...

I hope Bioware doesn't use that as an excuse to slack on any aspect of the game, and that they realize just how high the expectations for ME3 really are. It may not be a shared consensus, but I'm willing to bet a significant portion, maybe even a majority of Mass Effect fans expect ME3 to be the best game of this generation, and definitely one of the best games of all time.

Let's recap. Mass Effect 1 is nearly unparalleled when it comes to story, immersion, and background universe. ME2 improved greatly on the shortcomings of ME1, making it a very polished shooter, including epic presentation throughout the game rather than just at the beginning and end, doing a fantastic job with characterization, increasing the humor (just how many memes spawned from ME2 again?), among other things.

Mass Effect 1 was hailed as a gem representing a high-water mark for video games as a storytelling method. Mass Effect 2 was called the greatest game of the modern era by IGN. Bioware, realize what you have on your hands. Mass Effect 3, in this gamer's opinion, has a chance to be the greatest game ever up to this point in time. It definitely has the potential to make Mass Effect one of the greatest series of all time.

What will make this happen is if you include the best traits of both games according to the loyal fans who have been with Mass Effect from the start. I'm not talking about the hardcore RPG fans, but I'm definitely not talking about the shooter fans who are only looking for cool explosions and beastly guns. Stick to the company's roots, remove the impractical and include the modern action gameplay, but NOT at the expense of good storytelling, deep characterization, and real decision-making.

This is my imploration for Bioware. Make this game as if it were the last one you all ever made, and make some history. Let's make Commander Shepard a household name. Let's sway the minds of people everywhere to not be afraid of aliens. Let's get more kids and teens interested in the development of space exploration and travel. Let's show people just why we cannot continue being divided and conflicted as nation-states. The potential is there. Time for something truly epic.

I think (or better I hope) they have learned from Mass Effect 2 where taking off the RPG part pleased as many people as it disappointed (me being it the disappointed group). Not to mention they really need to fix their reputation after Dragon Age 2 epic fail.

But I think they can do a pretty balanced action RPG which will satisfy shooter players as well as RPG players. Yes, I am talking about Jade Empire. It is an almost forgotten game, yet one of the best games I have ever played. And the best example of an action RPG. So yes, I will buy ME3 and I really hope it will be the best mix of ME1 and ME2.

P.S. What is with those idiotic requests of MP in a purely SINGLEPLAYER game? Go bother someone else or play a MMO if you need MP. And leave SP games for us who do not give a damn about MP.

Modifié par Embrosil, 26 septembre 2011 - 06:51 .

[StephanieBengal]

Zakatak757 wrote...

I fail to see how ME3 could be a "bad" game.

Combat looks better, and combat, like it or not, is part of Mass Effect. It looks very Gears-esque, which is a good thing considering they have nailed 3rd person shooting.

They brought back attachments and ammo's from ME1, but at the same time, don't have you spend 2 hours of gameplay converting things to omni-gel and selling them. I couldn't fkin stand that.

From what I heard in the demo, Shepards voice acting has improved significantly. Mordin was using a stand-in voice actor before you go their.

We have no reason to believe ME3 has made any comprimises on story. There is 2x the amount of dialog as ME1, which had a fair amount. Also, side quests are apparently story-relevant now, and anomaly missions were my biggest issue in ME2. They were waste of development and time.

And, even if the game turns out to be bad, at least we will be getting some closure. I'm buying it and I think you should to.

I agree with Mark Meer's voice acting as Shepard in the demos (Not very fond of his in ME1 and ME2) he seems to have nailed it down IMO.

[TheRevanchist]

I never had a problem with Meer's voice personally.

[PXXL]

TS2Aggie wrote...

PXXL wrote...

I think it's a childish, you are going to play it anyway.

No, the whole point is that I will not be playing it anyway.

I'm am not saying that not buying ME3 won't be the ultimate way of showing your discontent. Hell, even if you get a thousand people to join you they will even feel it a little.

But you will just throw away 4 years you invested in one of the best games out there just because it has an option/feature that you do not like? Let alone you will never see the implications/conclusion of the the story you obviously like.

In the end it's your choice.. but i think it's silly 

[Lotion Soronarr]

Nashiktal wrote...

I'm still unsure if it's a first day purchase, or a bargain bin item.

Defaintely no pre-order for me.
Never again willI fall for that.


Probably a bargain bin for me...if I'm feeling generous.
ME...BioWare games in general...  never were about the graphics and shooting/slashing for me. It was about the story/atmosphere.
And both DA2 and ME2 fail in that regard.

I'm not even sure I want to see the end of the story. I'd rather live in blisfull ingorance than to face a dissapointing story.

Modifié par Lotion Soronnar, 26 septembre 2011 - 10:29 .

[TheHarbingerOfYourPerfection]

I hope they finish the game. With a huge dramatic cutscene like the first game. And hopefully we can controll of ships. It will be awesome.

[didymos1120]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Probably a bargain bin for me...if I'm feeling generous.
ME...BioWare games in general...  never were about the graphics and shooting/slashing for me. It was about the story/atmosphere.
And both DA2 and ME2 fail in that regard.

I'm not even sure I want to see the end of the story. I'd rather live in blisfull ingorance than to face a dissapointing story.

Then why do you spend so much time discussing a series you've pretty much given up on? And especially the entry in the series that's caused your lack of interest?