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[Ghost-621]

jreezy wrote...

Ghost-621 wrote...

Of course, my opinion disagrees with the drooling masses that have infected this place, so I'm obviously wrong/sarcasm. 

Of course you aren't. The way you go about voicing you're opinion can, however, be annoying.

Yep. Me voicing an opinion that disagrees with the new majority here can be. You know, I feel like there is a history lesson or two about the way you correctly treat people who disagree with you (even if their opinion "annoys" you). Go read up for me, all right? 'Cause I'm not going to stop, and I'm not leaving. <3

[didymos1120]

Way to completely misconstrue what Jreezy said. And prove his point quite admirably.

[Starfishsicko]

didymos1120 wrote...

Way to completely misconstrue what Jreezy said. And prove his point quite admirably.

Beat me to it.

[Raizo]

Story
Characters
Universe
Choices

[DarthSliver]

Well I continue to play Mass Effect series because the story just great and it feels so real like I am actually trying to save life in the galaxy from getting destroyed by Sentient Machines.

But I started playing Mass Effect because it looked interesting and was brought to us by the same people who did KOTOR which I found to be great. So liking KOTOR that Bioware did is what got me to wanna play ME1 in the first place, plus the cover looked awesome and my friend was getting it.

[Mister Mida]

Because I can.

[The Cult Of Shepard]

Jessica Merizan wrote...

Prior to working at BioWare, I did a lot of cosplay with the group I co-founded, Crabcat Industries.

Who do you cosplay as Merizan?

To get back to the topic at hand, I play Mass Effect because I like the story and the varying consequenses that happen based on my choices. Plus, I've pretty much recently just liked the idea of having a female protagonist in a Space Opera series, as opposed to two others I can think of that had men as the protagonists. I've got nothing against male protagonists (I'm a guy myself), I just sometimes feel that in most forms of media, the men hogging the hero role.Which is the reason I usually frequently play as a female Shepard.

Modifié par The Cult Of Shepard, 01 janvier 2012 - 02:37 .

[JenMaxon]

When I first played ME, it was for the story and characters and also the setting.  I loved it the first time through (adored my femshep) and played it again immediately just so I could love it again.  I'd say, then, that the most important thing about ME is the quality of the story, the story-telling, the characters and how immersed you can get in the milieu and that's what I'm looking forward to in ME3.  Why isn't it March yet?

OTOH, the reason I REPLAY the game, and I have done so around 5-6 times now, right through, beginning to end and intend to do so at least twice more before March getting characters ready for ME3, is for the gameplay.  In my later playthroughs, though I enjoy the story still and the characters, what I most enjoy is the missions.  ME2 is better for this than ME1 though I still think ME1 is a better game just because it does what it does more convincingly (tell a story).  I've been increasing the difficulty I play at (now on hardcore - insanity somehow scares me though I suspect it's only the name) and have tried out different classes (Vanguard=hilarious, really hilarious: zoooooom-bam!; Sentinel=not finished yet, I'll get back to you though I love the tactical cloak; engineer=yet to try; soldier=not interested, sorry; infiltrator=was that the one with the sniper rifle? That was great; (my canon Shep is an adept)).  What I've really been enjoying on the harder playthroughs is the challenge and using the powers and tactics more.  One of the missions can be an evening's entertainment for me.  The first time I played Grunt's personal mission on Tuchanka on hardcore, I finally downed the damn Thresher Maw with 4 seconds to go.  4 seconds.  That was hella fun.

Modifié par JenMaxon, 01 janvier 2012 - 03:48 .

[Eski.Moe]

The setting and the fact that Bioware were developing it drew me in and the characters + story kept me strapped in for the ride. It was really my first time playing a shooter (as loosely as that used to apply to ME1) and it took me a while to get adjusted and start liking that aspect of the game.

[Nexis7]

Im going to be realistic and say I play it because of story AND gameplay. Everyones saying they play mass effect SOLELY for story. Its a game. Gameplay matters just as much as story.

[-Skorpious-]

Because I am still blown away and reduced to tears every time I replay the original ME. No game this generation can hold a candle to ME regarding the immersiveness of the atmosphere/universe (not even ME2).

[Splinter Cell 108]

The first time I played Mass Effect it was great, the ending was so good that I kept playing the game for an entire year. I guess I would say that the story and the characters are what make it great plus the customization was an extra that I liked a lot. After that Mass Effect became my favorite game/franchise and I've only had one favorite game before Mass Effect. Nothing has ever exceeded my expectations in a long time.

[The Spamming Troll]

i could say the story, or the characters, or the setting, but if i had to pinpoint the most important thing mass effect gives me, itd be biotics. no doubt, biotics are the reason i play and continue to play this sort of TPS.

which is why i friggin hate how lazily enemy protections were implemented(for biotics).

[Massefeckt]

Story, well rounded characters I cared about, the universe it's all set in and the gameplay that made it all work together flawlessly, it's the first game since Deus Ex that I went back and played through again as soon as I had finished because I didn't want to stop playing. ME2 wasn't as good, felt a little less natural and more linear but it was still an amazing game I've also played more than once.

[hawat333]

Story altered by my choices.

At least as long we have choices.