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[Eudaemonium]

naledgeborn wrote...

The cover system looks DX:HRish. Nice.

After playing that game several times, whenever I got back to ME2 I'm like "Why can I not roll and turn corners!!!?" Tis exasperating.

[Fixers0]

Someone With Mass wrote...

100k wrote...

Haha! His pistol has a silencer! NIIIIIICE!

Looks more like a longer barrel attachment to me.

That looks stupid.

[CroGamer002]

^Longer barrels rarely look good.


They are always about efficiency.

[Chewin]

[quote]naledgeborn wrote...

The cover system looks DX:HRish. Nice.[/quote][/quote]

The cover system of DH:HR looks familarish to many games.


EDIT: Though few does it as well as DX:HR.

Modifié par Chewin3, 08 décembre 2011 - 06:54 .

[Fixers0]

Mesina2 wrote...

^Longer barrels rarely look good.


They are always about efficiency.

Alright let me correct myself: The entire idea is stupid, same with the flashlight.

And there is also something called 'creativity'

[Someone With Mass]

Fixers0 wrote...

Alright let me correct myself: The entire idea is stupid, same with the flashlight.

And there is also something called 'creativity'

Yeah, being creative =/= being good.

Besides, you haven't even seen half of the weapon mods yet.

[naledgeborn]

The Avenger 'flashlight' functionally makes sense and it looks good. Sorry you don't like it.

[Fixers0]

Someone With Mass wrote...
Yeah, being creative =/= being good.

It does quite contribute, Yes

Someone With Mass wrote...
Besides, you haven't even seen half of the weapon mods yet.

No, but nothing stops me from making up my mind about the creative state of the developers this far in the devolopment process.

[Fixers0]

naledgeborn wrote...

The Avenger 'flashlight' functionally makes sense and it looks good. Sorry you don't like it.

Nope, In universe it is outdated, impractical and unreliable. and from a development perspective, it's lazy and uncreative

[Sgt Stryker]

Fixers0 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

100k wrote...

Haha! His pistol has a silencer! NIIIIIICE!

Looks more like a longer barrel attachment to me.

That looks stupid.

omg dat hella rude tbh

[Giant ambush beetle]

Thats a flashhider you nimrods. 

Real life guns have them.

Modifié par The Woldan , 08 décembre 2011 - 07:14 .

[Someone With Mass]

Oh, alright.

What's so important about making something as simple as a barrel extension look radical in design? It's a barrel extension. Are you honestly trying to tell me that they're just going to discontinue such modifications to moderns weapons just because they don't look cool enough or aren't innovative enough?

Because that would be pretty stupid if they've been proven to be efficient.

By the way, how come the omni-tool can get away with a flashlight but the guns can't? If they have more functions, the better they are. Plus, you don't have to mess around with nightvision goggles while you're in vacuum and have a breather helmet on.

Smear that "it's uncreative" crap on someone else's face.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 08 décembre 2011 - 07:14 .

[naledgeborn]

Fixers0 wrote...

naledgeborn wrote...

The Avenger 'flashlight' functionally makes sense and it looks good. Sorry you don't like it.

Nope, In universe it is outdated, impractical and unreliable. and from a development perspective, it's lazy and uncreative

Why? Maybe you can change my mind. But saying something sucks because it "sucks" is your opinion.

[naledgeborn]

The Woldan wrote...

Thats a flash suppressor you nimrods. 

Real life guns have them.

*snip*

[Brockololly]

Astarothkun wrote...
Oh and one more thing: Kristine was the best Bioware Pluse host so far. Nice, clean announcements and really cute, if I might say so.

The name seemed familiar to me for some reason. Then I remember it turns out she reviewed Dragon Age 2 for IGN.  I guess she's just working for BioWare now as "assistant dev manager"?

[Fixers0]

Someone With Mass wrote...

What's so important about making something as simple as a barrel extension look radical in design? It's a barrel extension. Are you honestly trying to tell me that they're just going to discontinue such modifications to moderns weapons just because they don't look cool enough or aren't innovative enough?

And if you actually understood my post you would have know that i was talking about the (Lack of) Creativity of Writer and desginers,

Someone With Mass wrote...
Because that would be pretty stupid if they've been proven to be efficient.

Yes, right only if they have...

Someone With Mass wrote...
By the way, how come the omni-tool can get away with a flashlight but the guns can't?

I never said they can't, i just said it is impractical as gives your locatian easily away to enemies, only provides light in a very specific angle. (useally making it worse to see everything around it)

Someone With Mass wrote...
you don't have to mess around with nightvision goggles while you're in vacuum and have a breather helmet on.

And here i tought build in Goggles would have to be pretty standard for Spec'ops.

Modifié par Fixers0, 08 décembre 2011 - 07:23 .

[Fixers0]

naledgeborn wrote...

Fixers0 wrote...

naledgeborn wrote...

The Avenger 'flashlight' functionally makes sense and it looks good. Sorry you don't like it.

Nope, In universe it is outdated, impractical and unreliable. and from a development perspective, it's lazy and uncreative

Why? Maybe you can change my mind. But saying something sucks because it "sucks" is your opinion.

Nope because it support my postition with arguments.

[Apollo Starflare]

Ohh how did I not know Kristine Steimer works for BioWare now? Nice, I always liked her stuff on IGN.

Thanks for these Corey and Eric, it's the sort of thing I wish we got as a making of included with games. The development process isn't given nearly enough spotlight.

[X-JIDE]

Fixers0 wrote...

naledgeborn wrote...

The Avenger 'flashlight' functionally makes sense and it looks good. Sorry you don't like it.

Nope, In universe it is outdated, impractical and unreliable. and from a development perspective, it's lazy and uncreative

I take it you never played Doom 3 and realise how in the future no guns have flashlights... which was a terrible idea. I'll would rather have a weapon with a flashlight than not have one.

[Someone With Mass]

Fixers0 wrote...

Yes, right only if they have...

Wow. Weak.

Fixers0 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...
By the way, how come the omni-tool can get away with a flashlight but the guns can't?

I never said they can't, i just said it is impractical as gives your locatian easily away to enemies, only provides light in a very specific angle. (useally making it worse to see everything around it)

Obvious solution is obvious. Turn the damn thing off if you think there are enemies nearby. You have only yourself to blame if you light them up first. And with a heads-up display that highlights enemies and other objects, I don't think that'll be a problem.

Fixers0 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...
you don't have to mess around with nightvision goggles while you're in vacuum and have a breather helmet on.

And here i tought build in Goggles would have to be pretty standard for Spec'ops.

The standard helmet Shepard is using is hardly spec-ops equipment.



Dual layer of fabric armor and kinetic padding within a lightweight ablative ceramic shell. Comes standard with a suite of communication, navigation, and battlefield awareness software. Comes hardsealed to protect wearer from hazardous environmental conditions.

[Unschuld]

Fixers0 wrote...

Nope, In universe it is outdated, impractical and unreliable. and from a development perspective, it's lazy and uncreative


Nope because it support my postition with arguments.

In a universe where much of the technology is simply based on projections of current tech, it's not that out of place. So what. The addition adds atmosphere better than the now-cliche green screen symbolizing night vision and less annoying than rainbowvision from thermals. The usefulness of temporary blinding an opponent by flooding their vision with directional high intensity light in several orders of magnitude greater than the environment to which their eyes are adjusted will theoretically always have a place. It is more discriminate than a flashbang and also more suited to repeated applications (batteries vs. grenades).

Modifié par Unschuld, 08 décembre 2011 - 07:36 .

[DiebytheSword]

Duct tape, for when developers forget that we've been putting flashlights on guns for decades.

[X-JIDE]

I only seem to notice this now, whenever shep does a heavy melee
attack the equipped gun disappears then reappears. 

Modifié par X-JIDE, 08 décembre 2011 - 07:41 .

[Someone With Mass]

DiebytheSword wrote...

Duct tape, for when developers forget that we've been putting flashlights on guns for decades.

Even Hogarth Hughes knew that it was a good idea. 

[Unschuld]

X-JIDE wrote...

I only seem to notice this now, whenever shep does a heavy melee
attack the equipped gun disappears then reappears. 

I noticed this as well. I'm hoping they fix it in a way that either Shepard uses the melee attack from his off-hand, or grabs his current weapon into the off-hand and melee strikes with his main. 

That guy in the video... Eric I think?... He looks like he's gone about 2 weeks without any sleep. Hopefully he gets a break.