ArkkAngel007 wrote...
kylecouch wrote...
ArkkAngel007 wrote...
phimseto wrote...
Holy crap, that Guardian piece is distressing. Seems like EA's kind of reviewer though: was nonplussed about the lack of story depth (euphemistically calling the opening "stage setting", seemingly with a straight face). Post earth is a trip to mars which is overloaded with combat and negligible on story. He thinks the series' only flaw was vehicle exploration and that multiplayer is a great and exciting addition. Gag.
Not a lot to be encouraged about...
How was it distressing? They didn't say the story lacked depth or anything...all they said was that Mars was an action heavy mission with only one puzzle (not that there were many before, and that may be one more than what ME2 had) and that there was a lack of XP available (the only thing distressing to me). There was nowhere stating that story was neglected, just that Mars is the first mission with sustainable gameplay.
You all really like to take things way out of context.
So we have Earth lacking story for the sake of gunfighting...and then we have Mars lacking story for the sake of gunfighting. We're not saying the whole games like this...but the apparent pattern that is forming is indeed troubleing.
If this ends up being the best part of ME3...I will be disapointed.
Again, where does it say the story is lacking? There is story present when playing through the action. You don't always have to stop every 2 seconds to answer a dialogue option to get story.
I'm not trying to lob everyone together on the hate-train...I myself felt the Earth level to be very disjointed in the demo...but my issue is things getting taken out of context in the story so that it can fit someone's argument. America has politicians for that.
How often has ME given us story during gunplay? it is eaither given between shootouts or between missions for the most part. most ME story (or bioware story in general really) is never given during combat...so when we hear it's combat heavy yet again like Earth...which has left a terrible taste on our mouth, one can only assume this is a type of pattern.





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