Modifié par spiros9110, 02 décembre 2011 - 05:44 .
But with Mass Effect 3, we realized that it finally made sense. With the entire galaxy in a war for survival, it’s not just Shepard’s exploits that are interesting – there are battles all over the galaxy that would be cool to experience.
Letting players take part in that larger war effort was the concept that finally made sense in the Mass Effect universe.
Modifié par IsaacShep, 02 décembre 2011 - 05:57 .
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IsaacShep wrote...
What I fear now is that the actual MP missions will simply be medicore. Based on the previews, it sounds like it's fun but perhaps not for too long since there doesn't seem to be anything more to it than exactly the same 'kill waves of enemies' scenario for all 6 MP missions. I hope it was just a case of the 2 missions they presented to the press and/or that they didn't manage to implement everything yet and hopefully, in the final game the missions will be more varied (maybe a mission involving vehicles, or 4-player co-op version of the biotic bubble or the vents missions from Mass Effect 2's Suicide Mission). There's also the matter of story context of these missions. I mean, are there at least some good story cutscenes at the beginning of each mission?
These are my concerns...
If they're already doing MP missions, they should do them well. They will also have to stand on their own merit yet they're also part of the game and if they're medicore, it will hurt the game's final ratings. Just because you didn't have to do UNC missions in ME1 didn't mean it was OK for them to be medicore. Same with MP. They're optional content, but content nonetheless.Someone With Mass wrote...
Well, there's only so much you can give one mode without making the players that only play the other mode feel cheated.
Even if I'd like task oriented missions.
Someone With Mass wrote...
But with Mass Effect 3, we realized that it finally made sense. With the entire galaxy in a war for survival, it’s not just Shepard’s exploits that are interesting – there are battles all over the galaxy that would be cool to experience.
Letting players take part in that larger war effort was the concept that finally made sense in the Mass Effect universe.
I agree.
Modifié par hhh89, 02 décembre 2011 - 07:06 .
Ghost-621 wrote...
The Reaper invasion shouldn't be like WWII in the slightest.
The Reapers are about extermination. Not Occupation.
Modifié par alex90c, 02 décembre 2011 - 06:36 .
That's not the point of the WW2 comparsion. The point is that during WW2, there were many battles happening at the same time in different parts of the world, just like there will be many battles going on at once in the Galaxy during Reaper invasion and Shep can't be everywhere at the same time so he/she sends his special team to cover different areas in the Galaxy.Ghost-621 wrote...
The Reaper invasion shouldn't be like WWII in the slightest.
The Reapers are about extermination. Not Occupation.
IsaacShep wrote...
What I fear now is that the actual MP missions will simply be medicore. Based on the previews, it sounds like it's fun but perhaps not for too long since there doesn't seem to be anything more to it than exactly the same 'kill waves of enemies' scenario for all 6 MP missions. I hope it was just a case of the 2 missions they presented to the press and/or that they didn't manage to implement everything yet and hopefully, in the final game the missions will be more varied (maybe a mission involving vehicles, or 4-player co-op version of the biotic bubble or the vents missions from Mass Effect 2's Suicide Mission). There's also the matter of story context of these missions. I mean, are there at least some good story cutscenes at the beginning of each mission?
These are my concerns...
Modifié par Gespenst, 02 décembre 2011 - 06:45 .
IsaacShep wrote...
That's not the point of the WW2 comparsion. The point is that during WW2, there were many battles happening at the same time in different parts of the world, just like there will be many battles going on at once in the Galaxy during Reaper invasion and Shep can't be everywhere at the same time so he/she sends his special team to cover different areas in the Galaxy.Ghost-621 wrote...
The Reaper invasion shouldn't be like WWII in the slightest.
The Reapers are about extermination. Not Occupation.
Agree, though to me, it would still feel like a wasted oppurtunity to go just for the 'basic' horde experience, especially considering how many amazing gameplay scenarios ME franchise already has that would be just perfect to translate into 2-4 players co-op. The biotic bubble mission from ME2 for example. Imagine playing that with friends instead of AI-controlled Samara/Jack & two other squadmates as it was in ME2.Gespenst wrote...
And even fairly repetitive gameplay can be a lot of fun if you were to play with three other friends - like Zombies on the Call of Duty games. It's essentially the same thing over and over again with different mobs but if you play with some friends it's a good time.
hhh89 wrote...
Meh. If they'd want to put MP from the start of the IP, they would have. In ME the Alliance's space was under attack by the Geth, they could've easily put some MP mission.
I have no problem with MP, but I don't like those interviews (like the one near after the announcement of MP) where they say that in ME3 MP "finally makes sense". The only reason for adding MP in ME3 is to make more money. Which is normal in the VG market.
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