teh_619 wrote...
None of the above were in the series and I don't care about them. Nobody does.
Tazzmission wrote...
AlanC9 wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
from the video when you do the scan you can see a rescue ops label pop up saying 1 of many
Am I looking at a different video? The one I'm looking at he finds some Javelin missiles.
its the same video. i believe its after the javelin missles because he visits two hot spots in the same system
Making open planets that have interesting environments takes timeteh_619 wrote...
They had to do 2 things to make it actually decent:
-Improve those crazy physics. Hammerhead is a nice alternative.
-Add content to the planets surface. Alien trees, caves, lakes, seas, lush environments, wild life, resources guarded by powerful natural hunters and monsters, actual RUINS of civilization!
There's so much potential I don't even know where to stop. You can make the galaxy feel alive.
Right now it's just a quiet empty thing with some stuff here and there. Make the galaxy intereseting and we might actually care if the reapers try to destroy it.
Modifié par BlahDog, 26 février 2012 - 09:51 .
Tazzmission wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
You're willingly ignoring the fact that Bioware just removed planet exploration and didn't even try to improve on it.
Just that is a reason to criticize.
We did improve on planet scanning from ME2 to ME3. That was what was being discussed here. That was what I commented on. You can start criticizing the lack of superheroes, ham sandwiches and DDR elements as well if you are going to use this thread to criticize things that are also not included in planet scanning. I just thought we were discussing planet scanning.
Yes yes: "What? No superheroes, ham sandwiches, DDR elements, preorder cancelled". Nothing tired about that yet.
None of the above were in the series and I don't care about them. Nobody does.
Planet exploration was though.
You didn't improve on it. You removed it.
explain how they removed it? have you played the game yourself? if not shut up and dont make wild assumptions
Where in ME2 did you see planet exploration?
:facepalm:
whats your definition of planet exploration?
you have this whole board telling you your wrong and yet you still believe your opinion is the one that really matters so enlighten me smart guy
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2012 - 10:00 .
Chris Priestly wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
None of the above were in the series and I don't care about them. Nobody does.
Ahhh... I see the problem. You seem to think that you speak for everyone when you don't speak for anyone but yourself.
Sorry you don't think you like it. Still, I would suggest you wait to actually experience it before you start hating.
Modifié par teh_619, 26 février 2012 - 09:53 .
Yes, but we never explored them. It was just a linear mission that had better environments. I prefer it that to ME1's system though.Tazzmission wrote...
60 times i have yes and also numb nuts we actually landed on planets in me2 so your argument is as flawed as your logic
Modifié par BlahDog, 26 février 2012 - 09:54 .
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2012 - 10:01 .
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2012 - 10:01 .
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2012 - 10:02 .
You're delusional. In no way was what Chris said a personal attack.teh_619 wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
None of the above were in the series and I don't care about them. Nobody does.
Ahhh... I see the problem. You seem to think that you speak for everyone when you don't speak for anyone but yourself.
Sorry you don't think you like it. Still, I would suggest you wait to actually experience it before you start hating.
Are you claiming that people want ham in mass effect? I don't get you.
I don't speak for anyone but myself. Good job entirely ignoring my point on ME1 and personally attacking me.
teh_619 wrote...
Read my post up there.
And I'd like to add: GAMEPLAY.
If I just wanted to attack things and talk to people I can just do that in DA.
That's the difference between ME and DA.
SPACE.
Do something decent with it for god's sake.
Modifié par AlanC9, 26 février 2012 - 09:56 .
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2012 - 10:02 .
AlanC9 wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
Read my post up there.
And I'd like to add: GAMEPLAY.
If I just wanted to attack things and talk to people I can just do that in DA.
That's the difference between ME and DA.
SPACE.
Do something decent with it for god's sake.
So in the end, you're just saying that you want to have planet exploration in a space game, and you want them to somehow rationalize it any way they can because you just really really want to have planet exploration.
OK. I want my RPGs to have my character doing things that make sense for that character. Exploration isn't in Shepard's job description. So we just want different things from games. End of line.
In retrospect, Bio made a huge mistake when they put planet exploration in ME1. Not so much because it was a bad feature -- though ME1's implementation was bad, making for bad gameplay and worse role-playing -- but because it gave you and people like you the wrong idea of what ME was about.
One required an annoying time-based mini-game (planetside anyway)teh_619 wrote...
Just calm down for a sec. Ask yourself: "What's the difference between ME1 and ME2 resource gathering?"
Do it.
BlahDog wrote...
Yes, but we never explored them. It was just a linear mission that had better environments. I prefer it that to ME1's system though.Tazzmission wrote...
60 times i have yes and also numb nuts we actually landed on planets in me2 so your argument is as flawed as your logic
BlahDog wrote...
Yes, but we never explored them. It was just a linear mission that had better environments. I prefer it that to ME1's system though.Tazzmission wrote...
60 times i have yes and also numb nuts we actually landed on planets in me2 so your argument is as flawed as your logic
Modifié par AlanC9, 26 février 2012 - 09:58 .
I was under the impression you could travel to different planets in ME 2, just with a quest.teh_619 wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
teh_619 wrote...
You're willingly ignoring the fact that Bioware just removed planet exploration and didn't even try to improve on it.
Just that is a reason to criticize.
We did improve on planet scanning from ME2 to ME3. That was what was being discussed here. That was what I commented on. You can start criticizing the lack of superheroes, ham sandwiches and DDR elements as well if you are going to use this thread to criticize things that are also not included in planet scanning. I just thought we were discussing planet scanning.
Yes yes: "What? No superheroes, ham sandwiches, DDR elements, preorder cancelled". Nothing tired about that yet.
None of the above were in the series and I don't care about them. Nobody does.
Planet exploration was though.
You didn't improve on it. You removed it.
explain how they removed it? have you played the game yourself? if not shut up and dont make wild assumptions
Where in ME2 did you see planet exploration?
:facepalm:
whats your definition of planet exploration?
you have this whole board telling you your wrong and yet you still believe your opinion is the one that really matters so enlighten me smart guy
Landing on planets and exploring them?
Have you played ME1?
teh_619 wrote...
What is ME about?
Modifié par Garrus30, 26 février 2012 - 10:01 .
That is Space ExplorationTazzmission wrote...
BlahDog wrote...
Yes, but we never explored them. It was just a linear mission that had better environments. I prefer it that to ME1's system though.Tazzmission wrote...
60 times i have yes and also numb nuts we actually landed on planets in me2 so your argument is as flawed as your logic
its still technacly exploration though if you think about it
you scan planets and are even emailed about certasin things where you have to go and do.
to me that is exploration
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