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[CrimsonNephilim]

 Optimist. Only concern is that the game will feel short. Cannot have enough Mass Effect 

[Anacronian Stryx]

Pessimist - The demo gave me the bubonic plague and i died.

Alllright I'm somewhat fairly lightly optimistic...

[Loup Blanc]

Pessimistic, based on:
- a main squad I don't particularly like
- the wax doll syndrome
- the apparently reduced dialogue options as per the demo (I know there may be more in the full game but still)
- the poor facial animations
- the godawful action crowd marketing

[Justicar]

JL81 wrote...

- the wax doll syndrome

Explain? I'm honestly curious and have no idea what you're talking about

[KotorEffect3]

CrimsonNephilim wrote...

 Optimist. Only concern is that the game will feel short. Cannot have enough Mass Effect 

I am scared that I am going to fly though it.  I want to take my time on this one.  I have been waiting 4 years for it afterall.   The good thing is they have the galactic readiness element which will encourage the player to take their time and not rush through the game if they want to get the best endings.

[FlashHand777]

I'm optimistic, the feel and look of the game is beautifully bleak. The combat is hard hitting and raw, the little pieces of dialogue felt natural. It felt to me to be a game made by people who know exactly what they wanted.

[Sora Shepherd]

Pessimistic and Optimisitic While Bioware hasn't let me down since an unspeakable game(no its not DA2) I'm rather worried. There have been some rather nice features added and amazing features that were snipped out at the last minute. But this seems to be the standard for Bio games now days. Boast about some amazing feature, snip it out in the final months of development.

I can at least take pride that ME3 couldn't possibly be worse than Sonic Chronicles.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Sora Shepherd wrote...

Pessimistic and Optimisitic While Bioware hasn't let me down since an unspeakable game(no its not DA2) I'm rather worried. There have been some rather nice features added and amazing features that were snipped out at the last minute. But this seems to be the standard for Bio games now days. Boast about some amazing feature, snip it out in the final months of development.

I can at least take pride that ME3 couldn't possibly be worse than Sonic Chronicles.

or dragon age 2

[ObserverStatus]

Optimist. I played the demo, and so far it seems exactly the same as ME2, which I consider to be the 4th best video game of all time, only the classes and weapons are more balanced, and the combat is more involved than finding cover and waiting for the enemies to come to you.

[DaJe]

Qui-Gon-Jinn wrote...

 Personally I'm cautious, but expecting great things. 

Similar. I expect greatness but also lots of logic and continuity errors for the sake of cheap coolness.

[KotorEffect3]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Realist.

In your case egotist.

[ShadowSplicer]

I consider Mass Effect 1 and 2 my favorite games of all time ever, but the demo to this one had some cringe worthy dialogue...

Just about hits how I feel about it.

[Golden Owl]

Mostly optimist....really looking forward to the game....but feeling some dissappointments and let downs in regards to leaked info.

[voteDC]

Neither to be honest.

Bioware have managed to make me feel completely indifferent about the game.

[Wulfram]

Optimist that it'll be a good game, pessimist that it's gone in the direction I would like it to.

[XX55XX]

Pessimistic about the game. But we'll see. The reduced role of some characters has me concerned, somewhat.

[AlanC9]

DaJe wrote...
Similar. I expect greatness but also lots of logic and continuity errors for the sake of cheap coolness.

Yep. It is a Bioware game, after all.

[DJBare]

Ivandra Ceruden wrote...

I'm a pessimist, especially knowing what happened to Dragon Age 2...And YES I know that Mass Effect has a different development team...But still.

I would have agreed with you normally, DA2 was a fiasco, but I am optimistic about ME3 for that very reason, while DA2 did make it's sales figures it still got slammed by the critics, I don't think Bioware would be looking to run that gauntlet again.

[WizenSlinky0]

Nihilist. I remain unconvinced the game exists.

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 13 février 2012 - 01:17 .

[scpulley]

I want to be optimistic. I think I'm more apprehensive than anything. I really hate how the squad is being shaped up because I feel like all the crap in ME 2 ultimately didn't matter in terms of building loyalty in your squad they made such a big deal about. I think the squad in ME 3 should be based on our choices, not only carrying over your ME 1 squadmates then dumping new people on us to make some lame attempt to market to new people. Shepard is the star, always will be. Introducing a lot of new characters at this point I feel is just a bad idea. People are playing Shepard, the new squad mates to represent the 'new players' is a pretty big failure of a marketing scheme in my book.

[Gatt9]

Very pessimistic.

-Multiplayer shoehorned in to sell Online Passes,  which makes it very possible it'll be implemented in such a way to force multiplayer to beat the game.  Because otherwise,  it doesn't force people to buy Online Passes.

-Action mode,  a mode where all of the RPG elements are removed from an RPG.  This has alot of potential to make it an extremely weak RPG,  because the focus changes when you do something like this.

-Dragon Age 2.  Not only the game,  but the Developers blaming gamers for the game's problems,  instead of taking responsibility for making a bad game.  It was everybodies fault by theirs for the problems it had.

-Then they started posting about more "Streamlining" of the dialogue wheel,  essentially making it pointless.

-Christina Norman.  Demonstrated time and again that she doesn't have any idea what RPG's are,  and would rather be making FPS's.  It was extremely obvious that she had little interest in RPG's.

-Then there's the Bioware writer that reportedly doesn't like video games.

In honesty,  I'm seeing alot of potential for a trainwreck here,  and the dialogue in the demo is reinforcing my fears.

[KotorEffect3]

Gatt9 wrote...

Very pessimistic.

-Multiplayer shoehorned in to sell Online Passes,  which makes it very possible it'll be implemented in such a way to force multiplayer to beat the game.  Because otherwise,  it doesn't force people to buy Online Passes.

-Action mode,  a mode where all of the RPG elements are removed from an RPG.  This has alot of potential to make it an extremely weak RPG,  because the focus changes when you do something like this.

-Dragon Age 2.  Not only the game,  but the Developers blaming gamers for the game's problems,  instead of taking responsibility for making a bad game.  It was everybodies fault by theirs for the problems it had.

-Then they started posting about more "Streamlining" of the dialogue wheel,  essentially making it pointless.

-Christina Norman.  Demonstrated time and again that she doesn't have any idea what RPG's are,  and would rather be making FPS's.  It was extremely obvious that she had little interest in RPG's.

-Then there's the Bioware writer that reportedly doesn't like video games.

In honesty,  I'm seeing alot of potential for a trainwreck here,  and the dialogue in the demo is reinforcing my fears.

Once again I have to point out to people like you that Dragon Age and Mass Effect are different franchises!!  And don't give me this "they were both made by bioware" crap either.  They each had different development teams and were working with different time tables.

[_symphony]

Pessimistic, better to be surprised than to be disappointed.

[Il Divo]

_symphony wrote...

Pessimistic, better to be surprised than to be disappointed.

Pleasantly surprised, anyway.