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Computim wrote...
TamiBx wrote...
I went away for an hour and came back and I thought for a second I was on the wrong thread.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about...can't follow it...
Talking about certain guns and their effects on the ending scenes.. at the moment we're discussing big, bigger, and holy crap that's a gun?! class weapons.
Mr Chr15topher wrote...
Jere85 wrote...
So rather quiet i guess, Anything from pax? dragon age 3, some booth talks, i dunno, ive been afk alot to my regret
No ME3 news, DA3 will apparently have lots of meaningful choices and won't reuse the same areas over and over.
Major Swift wrote...
funny thing is ive been here and i still cant follow it lolexception being Mr. Bond's post there with that link, its so much win!
Computim wrote...
TamiBx wrote...
I went away for an hour and came back and I thought for a second I was on the wrong thread.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about...can't follow it...
Talking about certain guns and their effects on the ending scenes.. at the moment we're discussing big, bigger, and holy crap that's a gun?! class weapons.
Ach so! Lol, damn those Asaris!Computim wrote...
CaptnObvious wrote...
What really bothers me is seeing how much damage a single, hand-held Cain can do, and remembering in some Codex that they said the Alliance had space-ship sized Cain cannons, yet we never see one used properly. Or were those the Dreadnoughts main weapon?
That was obviously the Asari Consort Alliance Budget Appropriations Scandal effects. Turned out those 'spaceship sized Cain Cannons' were never installed properly due to that ;P
CaptnObvious wrote...
Ach so! Lol, damn those Asaris!Computim wrote...
CaptnObvious wrote...
What really bothers me is seeing how much damage a single, hand-held Cain can do, and remembering in some Codex that they said the Alliance had space-ship sized Cain cannons, yet we never see one used properly. Or were those the Dreadnoughts main weapon?
That was obviously the Asari Consort Alliance Budget Appropriations Scandal effects. Turned out those 'spaceship sized Cain Cannons' were never installed properly due to that ;P
Though the codex felt that those cannons were already in operation during the Skylian war or something along those lines...
TamiBx wrote...
Computim wrote...
TamiBx wrote...
I went away for an hour and came back and I thought for a second I was on the wrong thread.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about...can't follow it...
Talking about certain guns and their effects on the ending scenes.. at the moment we're discussing big, bigger, and holy crap that's a gun?! class weapons.
...what?
I...I'm not even going to attempt to understand any of this
*does not understand guns*
CaptnObvious wrote...
Lol sorry, my bad i guess... Shouldn't have brought up those Cains...
CaptnObvious wrote...
Lol sorry, my bad i guess... Shouldn't have brought up those Cains...
Nergath wrote...
I am confused at every ones agitation over the ending of ME3. Yes we were able to control the outcome of the first 2 games to a certain extent, but not entirely. It is stated in the beginning of the game that there is no way of knowing what could happen if the Crucible is used. The reward of no longer fearing a reaper invasion was enough to decide to use the Crucible, even though using it could have just as easily wiped out all life in the galaxy as it could have stopped the reapers. I am disappointed that even if Shepard lives he can not see his friends again, but he stopped the reapers which is the whole purpose of the game. You all seem to expect to be able to have what ever ending you want regardless of the designers and creators ideas. Why should they change their IP just to appease you? These games are all the product of their creativity and design process. Why should you that sit around and play the game deride them for their ideas and decisions. It only makes any that whine about the ending seem like self-righteous brats that feel entitled to something for nothing. Yet regardless of how great the rest of the game was and how great the other 2 were, all you can do is whine and complain about the last 5 min of a game. I feel sorry for the gaming industry if this is the type of customer they will have to continue pandering too. If game designers and publishers are constantly fearing offending one group or another they will try to hard to produce a game that appeases everyone and pleases no one.
I have zero problem with the Reapers being powerful and unbeatable by conventional means(unless it's a fleet against one reaper), throughout the series that's a given, but introducing a reaper that can be taken down with a single shot from the cain shatters that unbeatable view we have of them, it was good in the aspect of morale building, "see they can be beaten!"; but it was too easy, my Shepard picked up the cain while still being attacked by husks of all types and with a pull of the trigger it was all over, Rannoch did it the best way in my opinion, you had to survive until targeting lock was achieved, and more than once.Cybermortis wrote...
The smaller Reapers are known as Destroyers, and you take out three of them during ME3 (One on Tuchanka, one on Rhanoc and one in London). The larger Reapers are called 'Sovereign-class' Reapers, after Sovereign.
I'm guessing that the Destroyers were 'invented' since it is clear that the full-sized Reapers would be WAY too powerful for Shepard to hurt - sort of using harsh language. Sovereign, for example, was quite capable of sitting their while the entire third fleet shot at it from point blank range.
Of course the power of the destroyers isn't uniform. The one on Rhanoc was capable of withstanding the fire of most of the Quarian fleet several times...although I guess you could argue that the effectiveness of the Quarian fire was reduced as they were firing through the atmosphere.
And I'm slightly worried that I know such things, considering I tend not to read the codex and only managed to play through ME3 once....
Modifié par DJBare, 08 avril 2012 - 11:42 .
Nergath wrote...
I am confused at every ones agitation over the ending of ME3. Yes we were able to control the outcome of the first 2 games to a certain extent, but not entirely. It is stated in the beginning of the game that there is no way of knowing what could happen if the Crucible is used. The reward of no longer fearing a reaper invasion was enough to decide to use the Crucible, even though using it could have just as easily wiped out all life in the galaxy as it could have stopped the reapers. I am disappointed that even if Shepard lives he can not see his friends again, but he stopped the reapers which is the whole purpose of the game. You all seem to expect to be able to have what ever ending you want regardless of the designers and creators ideas. Why should they change their IP just to appease you? These games are all the product of their creativity and design process. Why should you that sit around and play the game deride them for their ideas and decisions. It only makes any that whine about the ending seem like self-righteous brats that feel entitled to something for nothing. Yet regardless of how great the rest of the game was and how great the other 2 were, all you can do is whine and complain about the last 5 min of a game. I feel sorry for the gaming industry if this is the type of customer they will have to continue pandering too. If game designers and publishers are constantly fearing offending one group or another they will try to hard to produce a game that appeases everyone and pleases no one.
toffeetrooper wrote...
a bit of a parody from a good film
shep: What the heck is that?
garrus: Heh heh. This is a shotgun, shepard.
shep It's a %^&$ing anti-aircraft gun, garrus.
garrus Well I wanna kill some reapers, don't I?
shep You'll kill me . Never mind reapers.
Modifié par chmarr, 08 avril 2012 - 11:56 .
Nergath wrote...
I am confused at every ones agitation over the ending of ME3. Yes we were able to control the outcome of the first 2 games to a certain extent, but not entirely. It is stated in the beginning of the game that there is no way of knowing what could happen if the Crucible is used. The reward of no longer fearing a reaper invasion was enough to decide to use the Crucible, even though using it could have just as easily wiped out all life in the galaxy as it could have stopped the reapers. I am disappointed that even if Shepard lives he can not see his friends again, but he stopped the reapers which is the whole purpose of the game. You all seem to expect to be able to have what ever ending you want regardless of the designers and creators ideas. Why should they change their IP just to appease you? These games are all the product of their creativity and design process. Why should you that sit around and play the game deride them for their ideas and decisions. It only makes any that whine about the ending seem like self-righteous brats that feel entitled to something for nothing. Yet regardless of how great the rest of the game was and how great the other 2 were, all you can do is whine and complain about the last 5 min of a game. I feel sorry for the gaming industry if this is the type of customer they will have to continue pandering too. If game designers and publishers are constantly fearing offending one group or another they will try to hard to produce a game that appeases everyone and pleases no one.
-PG-Skyre wrote...
Morning all,
What do you all have to report?
schwarzaj wrote...
Bioware's trumpeting the Exteneded Cut still. More people are waying in saying it's not enoupgh. Forbes has come out saying that both the free Resurgance DLC and the Extended Cut may not be enough damage control, probably speaking from a business stand point but valid in my opninon. And Bioware's PAX East showing wasn't the bloodbath I was expecting it to be, but since none of the story writers were there, yelling at a bunch of level designers would have been stupid.
Jere85 wrote...
... I just blew up Megaton (a village in Fallout 3)... just needed to relieve some stress...
Jere85 wrote...
... I just blew up Megaton (a village in Fallout 3)... just needed to relieve some stress...
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