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[luzburg]

hmm, why does all the (probably the game to) trailers start with a esrb raitng 17+  and: blood, strong language, violence, partial nudity and sectual content.....             

if i remember correctly  the wicher 2.  (hehehe)  had the same rating

[Jexx21]

The Witcher 2 had nudity and strong sexual content. >.>

It's on the rating..

[luzburg]

okay, well you can pretty mutch se enything there. but i expect me3s romance scenes to be more or less like me1.

[mulder1199]

luzburg wrote...

okay, well you can pretty mutch se enything there. but i expect me3s romance scenes to be more or less like me1.

me too, doubt they'd have it on there otherwise....pixelated sideboob neither makes nor breaks my experience though 

Modifié par mulder1199, 05 janvier 2012 - 05:19 .

[Bananables]

don-mika wrote...

ME1- rated 12 vs 69m of cut-scenes (Contains moderate violence and one moderate sex scene)
ME2- rated 15 vs 60m of cut scenes (Contains strong language and moderate violence)
ME3- rated 15 vs 82m of cut-scenes (Contains strong language and infrequent strong violence)

no more sex scenes 

i couple videos i saw regarding the preorder deals showed the ESRB rating thing in the beginning and i saw the word "sex" in them.

#hoperestored?

[Labrev]

 I don't demand nudity or anything, but I like when there are elements of the game that keep it Rated-M and not totally a kid's game. I just don't want ME to become too clean like that.

[Il Divo]

stonbw1 wrote...

CannotCompute wrote...

82 minutes of cutscenes? 82 minutes of awesome.

Happy as a panda over here.

Why?  Watching a cutscene is not gaming.  Its cinema.  I maintain my argument that cutscenes are an inferior way to tell a story in a game-setting.  They are inevitable, but it seems that BW has increasingly invoked their use through the years.  You're not buying ME3 for an interactive movie, are you??? 

That's exactly how I've thought of Mass Effect since the beginning, especially with the advertising as a "cinematic trilogy". The greater emphasis on camera angles and visual detail was a huge indicator that it was supposed to be more movie-esque than previous Bioware efforts.

I think cut-scenes are lazy when used too much, especially during interactive story-telling, but I have nothing against short segments (Battle of the Citadel, Saren and Benezia, etc). It may break away from my character's perspective, but I think it's well worth the trade off, especially when it provides interesting scenarios.

Modifié par Il Divo, 05 janvier 2012 - 06:11 .

[Ramus Quaritch]

stonbw1 wrote...

Cutscenes are one of my biggest pet peaves about gaming, including ME's. It just strikes me as a lazy way of telling a story in a game. Plenty of great games have told great stories without constant reliance on cutscenes. I hope ME3 won't be simply: combat-cutscene-combat-cutscene (rinse and repeat)...

You mean like Dragon Age 2? 

[Shanook]

Hey, until mo-cap gets completely out of the uncanny valley, I have no issues with fewer sex scenes. It's like watching a couple of zombies getting it on. e_O

[raz3r]

Do 82 minutes include interactive dialogue or not?

[Jaron Oberyn]

raz3r_ wrote...

Do 82 minutes include interactive dialogue or not?

Hopefully. It better not be 82 minutes of automatic dialogue. 


-Polite

[wolfennights]

alex90c wrote...

82 minutes of cutscenes?

Why hello there Final Effect.

You're confusing minutes with hours.

ME1 and 2 had roughly the same amount, I believe.

[BillsVengenace]

FYI, the BBFC only includes what gave the film/game the rating in the consumer advice. It may have sex scenes that would rate that game 12s but because the game is 15s its redundant to mention them in the consumer advice. A more comprehensive detail of the games contents will be available in the ECI for the game after 9th March.

Also for comparison sake DA2 had 100 minutes of cutscenes (which personally speaking was way too much).

[Wulfram]

BillsVengenace wrote...

FYI, the BBFC only includes what gave the film/game the rating in the consumer advice. It may have sex scenes that would rate that game 12s but because the game is 15s its redundant to mention them in the consumer advice. A more comprehensive detail of the games contents will be available in the ECI for the game after 9th March.

And following that line of though, it's worth noting that the ME1 scenes only rated the game a 12.

[Someone With Mass]

Hah Yes Reapers wrote...

 I don't demand nudity or anything, but I like when there are elements of the game that keep it Rated-M and not totally a kid's game. I just don't want ME to become too clean like that.

Vega is too much of a foul mouth for that to happen. 

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 08 janvier 2012 - 01:27 .

[shep82]

jreezy wrote...

don-mika wrote...

ME1- rated 12 vs 69m of cut-scenes (Contains moderate violence and one moderate sex scene)
ME2- rated 15 vs 60m of cut scenes (Contains strong language and moderate violence)
ME3- rated 15 vs 82m of cut-scenes (Contains strong language and infrequent strong violence)

no more sex scenes 

I won't be losing sleep over the absence of ME1 style sex scenes.

And TBH if people want nudity there are mods for that.

[didymos1120]

I'll just repost this since people seem to have missed it:

didymos1120 wrote...

Here's the Australian classification:

http://www.classific...e9?OpenDocument

It says: "Strong violence and sex scenes."

There you go. 

[1136342t54_]

Hah Yes Reapers wrote...

 I don't demand nudity or anything, but I like when there are elements of the game that keep it Rated-M and not totally a kid's game. I just don't want ME to become too clean like that.

Don't take this the wrong way but from what I'm getting from this post (I could be wrong) is that you just would like a sex scene in the game to keep away the kids? This game already has a crap load of violence and many moral choices that basically makes it mature. Both ME games were rated mature anyway.

[voteDC]

How has the game been rated by the BBFC if according to recent Twitter posts by the Bioware staff the game hasn't been finished?
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They only take finished products to rate and 'suggest' alterations to.

[didymos1120]

voteDC wrote...

How has the game been rated by the BBFC if according to recent Twitter posts by the Bioware staff the game hasn't been finished?

Content-wise, the game is pretty much finished. They're mostly bug-squashing at this point. In any case, it's a preliminary rating based on the cutscenes.  The full classification won't be available until the end of February.

[Swampthing500]

82 minutes of cut-scenes? That's like only 25% of Final Fantasy XIII! We've been robbed!

[HBC Dresden]

stonbw1 wrote...

Good point iOnly. What is a cutscene?

As for the 5% part, it seems like very little, however I would assume (yes, I know), that the cutscenes convey important parts (if not the majority) of the storyline. Thus, the bulk of the STORY is being told through cinema, not in game experiences (see Zelda SS, Portal II, Bioshock and others I'm sure)!

That's my grievance. If BW is known for telling a story, that is the most important part of ME3 in many people's eyes. Cutscenes, for lack of better word, can be labelled the lazy way of accomplishing that. I recognize, though, that cutscenes are an industry standard. I'm relunctantly accepting.

Huh? Much of the story is conveyed through dialogue, which is done through the conversation system. That is a game experience.