That's what I was saying earlier. I spent so much time lost, trying to figure out the fetch quest from the stupid journal. So much time wasted with useless non interactable "ambient" dialogue. So much time wasted running around looking for someone to eavesdrop on so I might be able to get a quest (which going back to the first point, I won't even know how to finsh). The game would be even shorter still if I could avoid all that crap.TamiBx wrote...
I don't remember the exact time I spent in each one of them (can't check either, since Xbox 360 is currently across the country for me), but I know I spend a lot of time in ME3 trying to figure out the side missions because the journal doesn' update itself (which is ridiculous). I also remember I spent a lot of time in ME3 going around trying to talk to people when all they would do was talk to themselves and I would site there and listen, with no chance to interact.
Since it was the epic finally, I thought we would get 3 discs for the 360, but nope, just 2. And there were less missions than in ME2, so...I was a little disappointed when I was done (I finished it in 2 days after doing every little single thing I could do)
Also Mass Effect 3 was the smallest install size of the series on my computer at under 10 GB. Smaller than even ME1. Considering it's full of what are supposed to be high-res textures and the such, the only reason that it's the smallest, is because there's much less there in the first plce by comparison.
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