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[Kusy]

I'm deeply offended by this thread. I'm just so close to making a new thread about how I'm offended by it. Mind blowing.

[suprhomre]

 I'm excited for the action mode. Don't get me wrong I will certainly play RPG mode or story mode in the beginning of the gaming. But, after awhile with playing an RPG especially one like ME2 you get very tired of it. Because, it gets very repeating. I have played ME2 since day 1 and still playing it but now iI'm not into it for the story just for the action. I think it will be the same for ME3. No matter how great the story is it will get tiresome.

[didymos1120]

Adugan wrote...


Action mode = FPS.

Really?  So Action mode will make the game play in first person perspective?  And remove all the leveling and powers  and gear and exploration too?

[Kusy]

Nnngh! Stop posting you guys! You offend me with each word!

[CroGamer002]

didymos1120 wrote...

Adugan wrote...


Action mode = FPS.

Really?  So Action mode will make the game play in first person perspective?  And remove all the leveling and powers  and gear and exploration too?

YEAH!

SKYRIM IS NOT RPG!!!

[Homey C-Dawg]

Meh. It might come in handy playing with different builds and stuff after 9 or 10 playthroughs.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Adugan wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Adugan wrote...

If you want that, play an FPS.

Why that genre? 

Action mode = FPS.

You're confusing FPS with TPS.

[Kusy]

Mesina2 wrote...

SKYRIM IS NOT RPG!!!

Duh, I was sure that's obvious. It's a cooking sim.

[C9316]

How the hell did y'all confuse a FPS with a TPS???

[Kusy]

C9316 wrote...

How the hell did y'all confuse a FPS with a TPS???

Is that superman and a hamster in your avatar?

[C9316]

Mr.Kusy wrote...

C9316 wrote...

How the hell did y'all confuse a FPS with a TPS???

Is that superman and a hamster in your avatar?

Never mind, it's obvious y'all are trolling. No surprise there.

[Dominus]

I'm not specifically excited for ME3's action mode. I just want to save the galaxy. In various ways, with various romances.

I'll stick to RPG Mode, I think.

[Arkitekt]

You know what? It's the RPG mode that offends me. Just sayin. And how dare Bioware make me actually walk n run n doin stuff. I don't wanna b distracted by that ****.

[The Messenger of Reason]

Arkitekt wrote...

You know what? It's the RPG mode that offends me. Just sayin. And how dare Bioware make me actually walk n run n doin stuff. I don't wanna b distracted by that ****.

This guy gets it. Bioware, just give us the good parts of the game, not the **** surrounding it >.>

[Kusy]

I'm offended.

[looloolooigotsomeapples]

I will never, ever use Action mode, but I think it's wonderful they decided to implement these options instead of just cutting out the former fanbase entirely. I'm only excited in the sense that I like that they've given us options.

[Slayer299]

Am I the only one wondering *why* there is an action mode in ME3? Sure, ME3 will be fun to play but I find it nearly impossible that the combat will be so mind blowing in the first place that it would be that addictive to come back to over and over again...

Isn't the reason anyone is playing the ME series is for the Shepard's story (such as it is now?), because the combat wasn't a selling point for it.

[Sailears]

I don't know if it's worth posting a serious reply...

Well it might have a use - after many "RPG mode" playthroughs, when you've pretty much explored most of the story/dialogue possibilities, and then just want to blast through for the combat.

[Slayer299]

@Curunen - Mass Effect, either 1 or 2, wasn't *that* amazing for the combat. I didn't find it tiresome at all, but if I want just combat I'll pop in Blood 1/2 or CoD2 or something, my point is that there are games with better combat out there and are probably in your library. If the talking bits aren't what you're in the mood for then why are you playing ME then at that time? 

edit - thought

Modifié par Slayer299, 18 novembre 2011 - 01:50 .

[Sailears]

Slayer299 wrote...

@Curunen - Mass Effect, either 1 or 2, wasn't *that* amazing for the combat. I didn't find it tiresome at all, but if I want just combat I'll pop in Blood 1/2 or CoD2 or something, my point is that there are games with better combat out there and are probably in your library.

Actually there's very few purely combat oriented games I enjoy - I like it when the combat is mixed in with the ability to create your own character and specialise their abilities - which is pretty much any modern action rpg.
Straight forward combat games are boring because the characters are all generic and I cannot personalise them to the same extent.

So I prefer the combat in things like borderlands, TES or mass effect for example.

Modifié par Curunen, 18 novembre 2011 - 01:56 .

[Swampthing500]

I actually see no point in an action mode. It's an attempt to create a simpler method of gameplay to appeal to the moronic legion of COD players who regard things like dialogue choices and morality as overly complicated enigmas that interfere with their ability to "get l33t kills, bro".

This is the kind of audience that you do NOT want to play RPGs, since they will ultimately use their larger financial clout to spoil it for the rest of us. Bioware, heeding the imperatives of their new masters, have already joined the "must have multiplayer" collective.

[Slayer299]

Curunen wrote...

Slayer299 wrote...

@Curunen - Mass Effect, either 1 or 2, wasn't *that* amazing for the combat. I didn't find it tiresome at all, but if I want just combat I'll pop in Blood 1/2 or CoD2 or something, my point is that there are games with better combat out there and are probably in your library.

Actually there's very few purely combat oriented games I enjoy - I like it when the combat is mixed in with the ability to create your own character and specialise their abilities - which is pretty much any modern action rpg.
Straight forward combat games are boring because the characters are all generic and I cannot personalise them to the same extent.

So I prefer the combat in things like borderlands, TES or mass effect for example.

I've never played Borderlands so I dont' know what the combat (or the game) is like any, but it seems that the action mode makes me think of the CoD games now (And no, that is not a cut at FPS/CoD players), since the CoD series is just combat interspersed with cutscenes.

[Slayer299]

Curunen wrote...

Slayer299 wrote...

@Curunen - Mass Effect, either 1 or 2, wasn't *that* amazing for the combat. I didn't find it tiresome at all, but if I want just combat I'll pop in Blood 1/2 or CoD2 or something, my point is that there are games with better combat out there and are probably in your library.

Actually there's very few purely combat oriented games I enjoy - I like it when the combat is mixed in with the ability to create your own character and specialise their abilities - which is pretty much any modern action rpg.
Straight forward combat games are boring because the characters are all generic and I cannot personalise them to the same extent.

So I prefer the combat in things like borderlands, TES or mass effect for example.

I've never played Borderlands so I dont' know what the combat (or the game) is like any, but it seems that the action mode makes me think of the CoD games now (And no, that is not a cut at FPS/CoD players), since the CoD series is just combat interspersed with cutscenes.

edit - screwy formatting

Modifié par Slayer299, 18 novembre 2011 - 02:05 .