If this will prevent your from playing the game, I guess it's your loss. *Assumes OP cancels pre-order.*Mettyx wrote...
OMG, the legs don't even move when upright and behind short length cover, it just awkwardly slides.
At this point I'm seriously thinking of not even playing ME3 when it comes out, I feel like it will ruin everything.
Sinnerj117 wrote...
Maybe. But it's best if people complain about stuff like this during development. The game is done. Therefore, there isn't much BioWare can do at this point.RiflemanUK wrote...
Because then games get worse and worse.Sinnerj117 wrote...
Why can't people complain in silence?
<_<
Modifié par Greed1914, 15 février 2012 - 05:17 .
Yes. OK. We get it. You don't like Skyrim.FluffyScarf wrote...
I laughed at how bad the animations were in Lagrim. A whole new level of crap thanks to Bethesduh.
This statement is really wrong you don't get to see the game untill it's done so you can't complain about it before you know what's in it .Sinnerj117 wrote...
Maybe. But it's best if people complain about stuff like this during development. The game is done. Therefore, there isn't much BioWare can do at this point.RiflemanUK wrote...
Because then games get worse and worse.Sinnerj117 wrote...
Why can't people complain in silence?
<_<
True. There's where develpoers like Bungie went right. They allowed people to play Halo: Reach early with a beta. Addressing issues was easy for them. BioWare may release patches after release, but the possibility of changing anything right now is pointless.Greed1914 wrote...
Sinnerj117 wrote...
Maybe. But it's best if people complain about stuff like this during development. The game is done. Therefore, there isn't much BioWare can do at this point.RiflemanUK wrote...
Because then games get worse and worse.Sinnerj117 wrote...
Why can't people complain in silence?
<_<
The trick is we're not able to see stuff like this during development. So your solution would mean that people would have no chance at any sort of input. I'm not saying that each and every complaint is valide or needs to be treated like it's the most game breaking thing ever, but expecting people to remain silent is unreaslistic. Besides, even if there isn't much that they can do to address the various complaints, there are some things they can do. We wouldn't have post-release patches if devs were unwilling to listen to player feedback.
Vapaä wrote...
Comrade Goby wrote...
Vapaä wrote...
The animations are great, yes sir
And Infiltrator kick ass, maybe you should try harder
The animations are great?
What?
Yes, I said that
Sinnerj117 wrote...
True. There's where develpoers like Bungie went right. They allowed people to play Halo: Reach early with a beta. Addressing issues was easy for them. BioWare may release patches after release, but the possibility of changing anything right now is pointless.Greed1914 wrote...
Sinnerj117 wrote...
Maybe. But it's best if people complain about stuff like this during development. The game is done. Therefore, there isn't much BioWare can do at this point.RiflemanUK wrote...
Because then games get worse and worse.Sinnerj117 wrote...
Why can't people complain in silence?
<_<
The trick is we're not able to see stuff like this during development. So your solution would mean that people would have no chance at any sort of input. I'm not saying that each and every complaint is valide or needs to be treated like it's the most game breaking thing ever, but expecting people to remain silent is unreaslistic. Besides, even if there isn't much that they can do to address the various complaints, there are some things they can do. We wouldn't have post-release patches if devs were unwilling to listen to player feedback.
Comrade Goby wrote...
http://filesmelt.com/dl/me33.gif
And that's just walking.
Modifié par Vapaä, 15 février 2012 - 05:26 .
Comrade Goby wrote...
Vapaä wrote...
Comrade Goby wrote...
Vapaä wrote...
The animations are great, yes sir
And Infiltrator kick ass, maybe you should try harder
The animations are great?
What?
Yes, I said that
http://filesmelt.com/dl/me33.gif
And that's just walking.
Shepard walks like he needs to go to the bathroom and Anderson runs like a Cactuar.
Modifié par MerchantGOL, 15 février 2012 - 05:41 .
You may be right. I'm not saying any one side is wrong. I think that after the full game comes out, BioWare will make any changes to their formula where they are needed. We'll just have to wait for those changes until the game comes out March 6th.Greed1914 wrote...
Sinnerj117 wrote...
True. There's where develpoers like Bungie went right. They allowed people to play Halo: Reach early with a beta. Addressing issues was easy for them. BioWare may release patches after release, but the possibility of changing anything right now is pointless.Greed1914 wrote...
Sinnerj117 wrote...
Maybe. But it's best if people complain about stuff like this during development. The game is done. Therefore, there isn't much BioWare can do at this point.RiflemanUK wrote...
Because then games get worse and worse.Sinnerj117 wrote...
Why can't people complain in silence?
<_<
The trick is we're not able to see stuff like this during development. So your solution would mean that people would have no chance at any sort of input. I'm not saying that each and every complaint is valide or needs to be treated like it's the most game breaking thing ever, but expecting people to remain silent is unreaslistic. Besides, even if there isn't much that they can do to address the various complaints, there are some things they can do. We wouldn't have post-release patches if devs were unwilling to listen to player feedback.
I'm not sure I can agree that it is pointless. You're right that any Earth shattering changes aren't going to happen since the game is done, but there are still smaller fixes that can be made. And whatever things that can be corrected thanks to player feedback makes it worthwhile.
Modifié par Sinnerj117, 15 février 2012 - 05:32 .
Maj.Pain007 wrote...
I can't put my finger on it but after playing Mass Effect 2 then going to the ME 3 demo I felt like the pacing in combat wasn't there like it was in ME 2.
Vapaä wrote...
Comrade Goby wrote...
http://filesmelt.com/dl/me33.gif
And that's just walking.
So.....what ?
I'm fine with that, it's not like ME series ever had outstanding animation, walking was wierd in ME2, running ridicoulous in ME1, etc....overall I think that ME3 have the best ones, I really do
Modifié par The Executioner, 15 février 2012 - 05:52 .
. The running animations were a tad laughable but other then that I enjoyed it.
The Executioner wrote...
Do we know for sure that demo is actaully part of the game or just a demo of the gameplay that isn't in the game and not the final product.
I know if i was BioWare i wouldn't put out a Demo that was part of the opening sequence of the actual game.Greed1914 wrote...
The Executioner wrote...
Do we know for sure that demo is actaully part of the game or just a demo of the gameplay that isn't in the game and not the final product.
Well, the standard line for any demo is that it "isn't the final product" but they are usually extremely indicitve, if not entirely accurate. Granted, as others have pointed out, certain things had to be cut from the demo to keep it under the file size cap for the Xbox, but we haven't heard what those are for certain. Obviously, they wouldn't say what bits of story were removed, but basic animations would be a strange thing to mess with.
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