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Débuté par suprhomre , nov. 30 2011 07:54

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:27

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EternalAmbiguity wrote...

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Assassin's don't dual wield anything. Seriously, where do you get this idea from?


Dont u remember the ME2 cinimatic trailer? I recall thane dual wielding.

I wasn't around for that; I got ME2 about a year ago. I've seen it though, and I guess you're right about him...though it's a very dumb idea.

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Eh, assassins ain't restricted to specific weapons.


Think about it though; everything about an assassin goes against big loud guns that take multiple shots to kill someone.


Hey I'm not on the one on trial here:police:. I'm not 100% for it, I'm only suggesting it "could" work.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:27

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EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Eh, assassins ain't restricted to specific weapons.


Think about it though; everything about an assassin goes against big loud guns that take multiple shots to kill someone.


2 things:

1. Assassin has to improvise sometimes.

2. It's some newbie/idiot assassin.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:29

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Hilariously, Shepard and co. occasionally shoot from the hip.

But dual-wielding pistols? Nah.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:29

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Chewin3 wrote...

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Eh, assassins ain't restricted to specific weapons.


Think about it though; everything about an assassin goes against big loud guns that take multiple shots to kill someone.


That's just a stereotype.

An assassin is a man for hire.


No, that's a mercenary.

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My biggest concern with dual wielding is how would you access the weapons and tactical wheels.

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Chewin3 wrote...

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Eh, assassins ain't restricted to specific weapons.


Think about it though; everything about an assassin goes against big loud guns that take multiple shots to kill someone.


That's just a stereotype.

An assassin is a man for hire.


Actually that's a mercenary. "Assassin" is far more specific.


MESINA U NINJA ME:ph34r:

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:31

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Mesina2 wrote...
No, that's a mercenary.


I should elaborate.

Hiring an assassin is the act of deliberately killing someone, especially a public figure, usually for hire or for political reasons.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:32

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shepard dual wielding? no...Thane dual wielding Shuriken pistols like the ME2 trailer? sure if it fit the moment

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It looks a little weird. At least for a ME game. If it were CoD sure but..it isn't.

Also, I would think if you could duel wield weapons you wouldn't be able to use your abilities. You need your free hand to send out a throw or cryo blast. So...if would be up to you. Duel wield pistols and no abilities available? Or have more fun with abilities and one pistol. The choice is yours!

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:34

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suprhomre wrote...

 Ok! one of the thing I always imagine Thane is that he's a baddass asssassin with a rifle and dual wielding handguns. I don't really understand why it's not in the game. A lot of other games have this system. It will also make Biotic classes and Tech classes so much more. 

What do you think? Adept/Engineer with duel handguns baddass or no way highway.


No, no, no.

Dual wielding is just good for the show, but not good in a battle. Thane is an Assassin and as such he has to work swift and precisely. Running through a door while wielding two handguns at the same time doesn't fit to a precise and artistic man like Thane.

No. No dual wielding please. Not even for Mr. or Miss. Awesome Shepard.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:35

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darthnick427 wrote...

shepard dual wielding? no...Thane dual wielding Shuriken pistols like the ME2 trailer? sure if it fit the moment

I think this is the main thing. Dual wielding pistols would be fine if it fit the moment and in standard ME gameplay that moment doesn't really exist. It only really exists in cutscenes.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:35

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OK, so far most of the nay sayers argument is that it isn't realistic, the aiming is poor, and so on.

My argument is the aiming is not poor because it's Shepard we are talking about, remember the man/woman who saved the galaxy twice. Beside it can't be worser then the Hammerhead's aiming or Biotic's in general

Unrealistic really? But, Biotic is realistic?

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My only thought would be is when you reload (with whatever button your using for you platform) is that action reload both or one gun and also evens ammo out. So as not to interfere with the wheels.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:37

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While you're shooting like a cowboy, the enemies have highly accurate sniper and battle rifles. It'll go about as well as you'd expect.

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Duel Wielding should stay with Max Payne and True Crime :)

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suprhomre wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

Like this?

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Oh! God yes! Do you have one with FemShep?


That looks cheesy. The omni blade looks better

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D3MON-SOVER3IGN wrote...

suprhomre wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

Like this?

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Oh! God yes! Do you have one with FemShep?


That looks cheesy. The omni blade looks better


yeah, it looks like he's trying too hard to be cool. lol

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suprhomre wrote...

OK, so far most of the nay sayers argument is that it isn't realistic, the aiming is poor, and so on.

My argument is the aiming is not poor because it's Shepard we are talking about, remember the man/woman who saved the galaxy twice. Beside it can't be worser then the Hammerhead's aiming or Biotic's in general

Unrealistic really? But, Biotic is realistic?


This is Mass Effect it's fiction. Its made to be believable but not realistic. I for one think when shepard does dual wield he loses the ability to zoom for using both triggers (talking about PS3 and Xbox controllers.)

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:40

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Spartanburger wrote...

Dual wielding pistols would be fine if it fit the moment and in standard ME gameplay that moment doesn't really exist. It only really exists in cutscenes.


And then all the muppets start complaining about how we should be allowed to dual-wield in gameplay, not just in cutscenes. :lol:

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My argument is the aiming is not poor because it's Shepard we are talking about, remember the man/woman who saved the galaxy twice.


And how did Shepard save the galaxy? I'm sure his/her Alliance military training had something to do with it, and I'm also pretty sure John Woo-style dual-wielding wasn't covered in Basic.

Unrealistic really? But, Biotic is realistic?


Within the context of the fictional universe, yes. Read the link in my signature if you want to learn more.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:41

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Dual-wielding handguns... hmmm... trying to find a nice way of saying it's Hollywood crap... you can't actually hit much doing that.


But if one gun had a power of 100 then two guns would have a power of 200! :wizard:

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:42

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suprhomre wrote...
My argument is the aiming is not poor because it's Shepard we are talking about, remember the man/woman who saved the galaxy twice. Beside it can't be worser then the Hammerhead's aiming or Biotic's in general

Unrealistic really? But, Biotic is realistic?

Aiming in the Hammerhead was pisseasy. I'm sorry, but it is. I find more trouble killing Thresher Maws with the Mako on easy than doing Overlord on veteran.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:42

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Mass Effect Player wrote...

suprhomre wrote...

OK, so far most of the nay sayers argument is that it isn't realistic, the aiming is poor, and so on.

My argument is the aiming is not poor because it's Shepard we are talking about, remember the man/woman who saved the galaxy twice. Beside it can't be worser then the Hammerhead's aiming or Biotic's in general

Unrealistic really? But, Biotic is realistic?


This is Mass Effect it's fiction. Its made to be believable but not realistic. I for one think when shepard does dual wield he loses the ability to zoom for using both triggers (talking about PS3 and Xbox controllers.)


not a consoler bro, pc myself, so I can't really get into your shoes.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:42

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No. Dual wielding is just one of many fanciful 'run and gun' options for a multiplayer game like CoD with limited use in a single player game. Or a game that used to be a single player game.

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:42

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am vote no for dual wielding

resons for my no to dual wielding

1.will use up ammo mush faster off all rendy small pool off ammo (heat sinks)

2. your hit ration will suffer

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Posté 30 novembre 2011 - 08:42

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Biotics work under a system rigidly defined by the game's lore. Guns, besides using mass affected rounds, work in much the same fashion present-day firearms do - the Weaver Stance yields maximum efficiency and accuracy.

Just because Shepard could justifiably change her/his name to "Commander Badass" does not mean the above becomes untrue.
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