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[FluffyScarf]

They removed the health/shield bars for squadmates from ME 2. No idea why.

[Renegade133]

Am i the only one who took the german to google translate wanting this

[Ohei]

Mike Shepard wrote...

cool beans.

Cool beans?

Cool beans.

[FluffyScarf]

And most only remember the 3 good levels in ME 1 while ignoring the 47 bad ones. 3/50 isn't a great score. Nor does it mean a game had good levels.

[slimgrin]

Whatever. I still didn't want ME2 style back.

[hawat333]

hagren wrote...

-The „Role-Play“ mode of the game (In contrast to „Action“ and „Story“) feels very much like ME1

In summary, the game builds on the strenghts of ME2 and takes some notes from ME1 to create the most compelling experience in the franchise yet. 

That's what I was waiting to hear confirmation on.
Well done, BioWare, well done.

[Ieldra]

@hagren:
Where did you get that information? I'm a subscriber and I usually get the mag a few days early, but instead I got a mail that printing was delayed for two days because of Max Payne 3 and ME3.

Edit:
Ok nevermind. There is a preview of the article.... Strange times in which reviews get a preview.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 25 février 2012 - 04:03 .

[loungeshep]

9 more days, can't wait

[Ieldra]

Hmm...just reading the article preview. hagren got one things wrong:

Those 100 scenes.....they say more than 100 scenes will be influenced by decisions from ME1 and ME2 if you import a saved game.

[SNascimento]

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

[hagren]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Hmm...just reading the article preview. hagren got one things wrong:

Those 100 scenes.....they say more than 100 scenes will be influenced by decisions from ME1 and ME2 if you import a saved game.

I thought that that's a given, but I'm going to clarify it in the OP

[hagren]

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

German can actually sound very sophisticated and heartfelt. The German pronounciation isn't anything like Sarah Chalke would lead you to believe.

[TheRealJayDee]

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

  

[Hillbillyhat]

Aaleel wrote...
I'm not taking about actual planning I'm saying the way the level works seemed a lot mor erealistic then constantly being flown ina shuttle to places which have no defenses and you can just keep getting dropped off literally right at the back door where you can walk right in.

Things like having to disable AA guns so that the Normandy can come forward to the base camp just adds to the level.

And if we're not talking about main quests, what are we talking about?

Actually they had to take the Shuttle multiple times because the Normandy was too big and would get shot down since stealth systems don't work when they can actually see you. Korlus and Horizon was a couple of planets you needed Shuttles.

Disabling the AA guns was a specific objective only useful for that mission since the Normandy had no other way to extract or deploy people on the ground. Using a shuttle was just simpler in ME2.

The only Main quests that you can claim were inventive were Virmire and Feros. Even then the second you get inside a building it isn't really anything special at all. The only good parts about the level design is the vehicle portions. ME2 Overlord had some pretty good environments for the vehicle parts that felt better than ME1.

[Guldhun2]

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

http://en.wikipedia....nglish_language
English is a West Germanic language

[furryrage59]

FluffyScarf wrote...

And most only remember the 3 good levels in ME 1 while ignoring the 47 bad ones. 3/50 isn't a great score. Nor does it mean a game had good levels.

In your own, subjective and highly emotional opinion

[Ieldra]

SNascimento wrote...
Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

:lol:
Why is English a language with such chaotic pronounciation rules?

[FluffyScarf]

Subjective? 3 brown corridors filled with crates isn't good level design in any game.

[RoboticWater]

Guldhun2 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

http://en.wikipedia....nglish_language
English is a West Germanic language

Yea, English isn't very good either.

[SNascimento]

Guldhun2 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

http://en.wikipedia....nglish_language
English is a West Germanic language

.
True. But english has a lot of latin in it. 

[Han Shot First]

SNascimento wrote...

Guldhun2 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...

Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

http://en.wikipedia....nglish_language
English is a West Germanic language

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True. But english has a lot of latin in it. 

...and Anglicized French words that have Latin roots.

My head hurts now....

[GIJooTheWarHero]

*gasp*

Do we get to meet the Virtual Aliens?

[Renegade133]

Ieldra2 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...
Why german has to be such a barbaric language?

:lol:
Why is English a language with such chaotic pronounciation rules?

because english is the sum of about 7 langauges

[Aaleel]

Hillbillyhat wrote...

Aaleel wrote...
I'm not taking about actual planning I'm saying the way the level works seemed a lot mor erealistic then constantly being flown ina shuttle to places which have no defenses and you can just keep getting dropped off literally right at the back door where you can walk right in.

Things like having to disable AA guns so that the Normandy can come forward to the base camp just adds to the level.

And if we're not talking about main quests, what are we talking about?

Actually they had to take the Shuttle multiple times because the Normandy was too big and would get shot down since stealth systems don't work when they can actually see you. Korlus and Horizon was a couple of planets you needed Shuttles.

Disabling the AA guns was a specific objective only useful for that mission since the Normandy had no other way to extract or deploy people on the ground. Using a shuttle was just simpler in ME2.

The only Main quests that you can claim were inventive were Virmire and Feros. Even then the second you get inside a building it isn't really anything special at all. The only good parts about the level design is the vehicle portions. ME2 Overlord had some pretty good environments for the vehicle parts that felt better than ME1.

Only mission I can recall where you had to actually make your way to a compound was Zaeed's loyalty mission.  Other than that it was like getting dropped off at the door before the driver went to park the car.  The scenes where you would hear an announcement that a shuttle just landed at the back entrance would always make me laugh.

Did these places have no scanners, radar, security of any kind?  And I found no quests in ME2 inventive.  Just gey dropped off, run through the linear area and get literally get picked back up at the end.