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[Sailears]

Well with no vehicles in the main quests at least no one can moan about it then!

It would be nice to see DLC/sidequests with some vehicle use in explorable environments, mako/HH/new vehicle to satisfy everyone.

[miltos33]

Bring back the Mako and elevators.

No, not really.

[Alpr]

I will seriously cancel my pre-order if I gotta drive that broken-ass vehicle again. I can't even play ME1 because of it.

[Alpr]

whoops, delete.

Modifié par Alpr, 09 février 2012 - 09:52 .

[RDSFirebane]

Bring the Mako back! God I miss my APC and honestly just give the option to have a squad mate drive it for people like Alpr who find it a pain everyone wins.

[King Minos]

JoePilot wrote...

From what I'm given to understand, vehicle sections are back, but this time the player can't control the movement of them. Y'know, to promote mass market accessibility for morons who aren't good at playing games and adapting to steering controls that might confuse and frustrate them.  Innovation!


Instead, the player is relegated to a passenger/gunner role for on-rails chase sequences. aewsome button.

What a surprise.....

[KotorEffect3]

King Minos wrote...

JoePilot wrote...

From what I'm given to understand, vehicle sections are back, but this time the player can't control the movement of them. Y'know, to promote mass market accessibility for morons who aren't good at playing games and adapting to steering controls that might confuse and frustrate them.  Innovation!


Instead, the player is relegated to a passenger/gunner role for on-rails chase sequences. aewsome button.

What a surprise.....

Want kleenix?

[RDSFirebane]

King Minos your post just broke my heart a little. If this is where games are going then well to quote Professor Farnsworth "I don't want to live on this planet anymore."

[AtreiyaN7]

JoePilot wrote...

Atakuma wrote...

JoePilot wrote...

StephanieBengal wrote...

If it done in small dosages, I can deal with it, but if I wanted to drive a vehicle in a video game I'd play a racing game.

/facepalm

Oh there you are!  I was wondering who to thank for encouraging EAware to turn Mass Effect into a  cinematic corridor shooter/dating sim.  They have these really great things for people who are rubbish at video gameplay, but still want the story - they're called "movies".  Thought you might be interested.

**someone tells me they've added a 'story' mode to ME3**

Oh.  I see. Looks like you all got your wish.  Again.  Nevermind then, carry on.

Go throw your little tantrum somewhere else please.

Yeah, no.  I'm not going to let you all encourage the removal of more features from games because you're not good at them without calling you on it. 

I'm really starting to want to ignore you, and it only took...one post - congratulations! I'm going to point out that the only thing you seem to be doing here is insulting people rather than having anything resembling an actual argument. Or can you can actually explain to me how story mode takes any features away from the game when we can all play in RPG mode? The only thing story mode does is allow those who have zero combat skills to enjoy the game. That doesn't in any way remove features from the game.

As for the Mako, I think it sucked - and not because I couldn't drive it since I could actually drive it. The problem is that the handling was atrocious and that climbing mountains on certain planets was not fun, not to mention the fact that there was a dearth of meaningful/exciting planetary exploration.

The only person who needs to be called out about anything is you for your behavior.

Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 09 février 2012 - 10:03 .

[Charles SaraSCENEo]

The Mako is human engineering at its finest. A fleet of those would, like, win the war for us and further human interests and stuff.

[King Minos]

RDSFirebane wrote...

King Minos your post just broke my heart a little. If this is where games are going then well to quote Professor Farnsworth "I don't want to live on this planet anymore."

I do what i do best, i believe the post I quoted earlier is going to be true.

Modifié par King Minos, 09 février 2012 - 10:06 .

[RDSFirebane]

King Minos wrote...

RDSFirebane wrote...

King Minos your post just broke my heart a little. If this is where games are going then well to quote Professor Farnsworth "I don't want to live on this planet anymore."

I do what i do best, i believe the post I quoted earlier is going to be true.

eh its fine atleast now some of the more challagend players who cant drive will be happy sad sad people I'll just put all my stock in DLC!!

[Grunt420]

please bring it back i like the mako way more then whatever that dlc vehicle is called

[JoePilot]

AtreiyaN7 wrote...
I'm really starting to want to ignore you, and it only took...one post - congratulations! I'm going to point out that the only thing you seem to be doing here is insulting people rather than having anything resembling an actual argument. Or can you can actually explain to me how story mode takes any features away from the game when we can all play in RPG mode? The only thing story mode does is allow those who have zero combat skills to enjoy the game. That doesn't in any way remove features from the game.

As for the Mako, I think it sucked - and not because I couldn't drive it since I could actually drive it. The problem is that the handling was atrocious and that climbing mountains on certain planets was not fun, not to mention the fact that there was a dearth of meaningful/exciting planetary exploration.

The only person who needs to be called out about anything is you for your behavior.

Well, I certainly don't want to offend your delicate sensibilities, so please, ignore me.

Regarding the rest of your statement,  you say that having the option to use story mode doesn't take anything away from people who choose to use RPG mode.  Consider the fact that it took time, and money to develop, iterate and implement that "feature"..... resources that could have been better spent making the GAME better for people who enjoy GAMES, not semi-interactive movies.  I'm okay with developers trying to make better GAMES, but putting in a "press x to win" system cheapens the experience.

You then go on to (and this is rich) say that the Mako wasn't fun climbing mountains on certain planets.  So then why don't you take your own advice and not do that?  No one forced you to try to drive the mako up a 65 degree slope on the completely optional planets that had them.

The attitude of "I didn't like it, so take it out" is exactly what you are doing, while at the same time attacking me for saying "it wasn't that bad, can't we leave it in?".

[KotorEffect3]

Story mode is really just a difficulty setting on very easy. Nothing worth whining about.

[Chuvvy]

Alpr wrote...

I will seriously cancel my pre-order if I gotta drive that broken-ass vehicle again. I can't even play ME1 because of it.

Casual can't drive a bouncy castle. You're baby food.

Modifié par Slidell505, 09 février 2012 - 10:28 .

[CannonO]

Can we just get any answer at all from BioWare on whether open exploration is back?

[KotorEffect3]

JoePilot wrote...

AtreiyaN7 wrote...
I'm really starting to want to ignore you, and it only took...one post - congratulations! I'm going to point out that the only thing you seem to be doing here is insulting people rather than having anything resembling an actual argument. Or can you can actually explain to me how story mode takes any features away from the game when we can all play in RPG mode? The only thing story mode does is allow those who have zero combat skills to enjoy the game. That doesn't in any way remove features from the game.

As for the Mako, I think it sucked - and not because I couldn't drive it since I could actually drive it. The problem is that the handling was atrocious and that climbing mountains on certain planets was not fun, not to mention the fact that there was a dearth of meaningful/exciting planetary exploration.

The only person who needs to be called out about anything is you for your behavior.

Well, I certainly don't want to offend your delicate sensibilities, so please, ignore me.

Regarding the rest of your statement,  you say that having the option to use story mode doesn't take anything away from people who choose to use RPG mode.  Consider the fact that it took time, and money to develop, iterate and implement that "feature"..... resources that could have been better spent making the GAME better for people who enjoy GAMES, not semi-interactive movies.  I'm okay with developers trying to make better GAMES, but putting in a "press x to win" system cheapens the experience.

You then go on to (and this is rich) say that the Mako wasn't fun climbing mountains on certain planets.  So then why don't you take your own advice and not do that?  No one forced you to try to drive the mako up a 65 degree slope on the completely optional planets that had them.

The attitude of "I didn't like it, so take it out" is exactly what you are doing, while at the same time attacking me for saying "it wasn't that bad, can't we leave it in?".

No she is attacking you because you were acting like a douchebag not because you disagreed with her on an in game feature.  Don't twist people's words around.

[JoePilot]

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Story mode is really just a difficulty setting on very easy. Nothing worth whining about.

Okay, I will concede to you that point for now, but at the same time, does allowing the removal of anything even remotely challenging about a game not bother you?  Where's the enjoyment that comes from a sense of accomplishment from completing such a game?  Sure, all games these days have an 'easy' mode, but this? I don't know, it just seems like one bridge too far, encouraging an increasing appetite for games without the 'game'.

I like a game treating me like I have something attached on top of my brainstem.  I'm not talking about nightmare mode or enemies with ridiculous health, I'm talking about a mode that doesn't give me tutorials, map markers, waypoints, reminders to reload, etc. and actually trusts me to find my way, follow the right person and pilot my own damn vehicle.  Give me that mode, and then I will be more than happy to let people have their story mode.

But that's not the way things are going.

Modifié par JoePilot, 09 février 2012 - 10:35 .

[Icinix]

YEEAAHHH!! MAKO!!!

I freaking loved that beast!

:D:D

[JoePilot]

KotorEffect3 wrote...
No she is attacking you because you were acting like a douchebag not because you disagreed with her on an in game feature.  Don't twist people's words around.

You're so nice.

Pointing out someone's hypocritical attitude and flawed logic is not twisting words around, champ.

Modifié par JoePilot, 09 février 2012 - 10:37 .

[KotorEffect3]

JoePilot wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...
No she is attacking you because you were acting like a douchebag not because you disagreed with her on an in game feature.  Don't twist people's words around.

You're so nice.

Pointing out someone's hypocritical attitude and flawed logic is not twisting words around, champ.

There is a difference between insulting someone and disagreeing with them.  She wasn't giving you crap because you disagreed with her on the mako she was give you crap because you were insulting someone else that had a different opinon than you had.

[Provo_101]

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Story mode is really just a difficulty setting on very easy. Nothing worth whining about.

This. 

[_symphony]

I prefer wheels, hovercrafts are too cliché. Though they could include both vehicles and everyone would be happy.

Modifié par _symphony, 09 février 2012 - 10:42 .

[RolandX9]

Mesina2 wrote...

No, Bioware confirmed we will not have any vehicle to drive in any mission related to main plot.

DLC's maybe.

The "optional multiplayer" is on disc, why not "optional vehicle" sections? Allow folks to max out their readiness on foot alone, but let the rest of us have that opportunity.

Hey, if they can make an iPod game that's part of GaW...