Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Someone With Mass wrote...
Wulfram wrote...
It's not about the amount of talking. It's about talking without any player input. I'd be far happier if Shepard had remained utterly mute.
It does no good for her to be chatting up a storm on the Normandy if she's acting out of character on all of the missions.
Right, and my point is that there's no need for player input in some places, since most conversations often leads to dead ends when you already have an objective and pretty much all the information you need. If the turian general, for example, tells you that the communication tower is at the north gate and that it's busted and he needs someone to fix it and clear out the place, since it's crawling with husks, then you don't need to ask someone else what to do.
It's more about priorities than anything. What's more important? Re-establishing communications with the Palaven command center and find out who's the next Primearch or ask what the gate guard had for lunch?
Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 02 mars 2012 - 10:35 .
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Yeah, no, we're here to stay.
What is your problem? You seem to just want to pick fights all the time.
N7Raider wrote...
It's not about logic it's about narrative, there's no set structure to good storytelling but you do have to be immersed in the world and the characters. Having Garrus and Shepard have a conversation like that would be un-immersive and out of place. If the characters don't care about the situation they're in why should we as the player/audience care? Them having some philosophical conversation would be the easiest way to remove the audience from the situation.Duncaaaaaan wrote...
I just thought Shepard and Garrus having a talk about life, philosophy, past actions, past regrets, and the future, in the middle of a raging firefight, could actually be profoundly awesome. That's all. Doesn't need to be logical. A lot of the science fiction elements in the ME universe aren't logical in the first place.
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Modifié par JuiceIsJuice, 02 mars 2012 - 10:37 .
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Yeah, no, we're here to stay.
What is your problem? You seem to just want to pick fights all the time.
Seeing irrational people kicking and screaming like five year olds because instead of the blue car they got a red one.
Irritating.<_<
Dragoonlordz wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Wulfram wrote...
It's not about the amount of talking. It's about talking without any player input. I'd be far happier if Shepard had remained utterly mute.
It does no good for her to be chatting up a storm on the Normandy if she's acting out of character on all of the missions.
Right, and my point is that there's no need for player input in some places, since most conversations often leads to dead ends when you already have an objective and pretty much all the information you need. If the turian general, for example, tells you that the communication tower is at the north gate and that it's busted and he needs someone to fix it and clear out the place, since it's crawling with husks, then you don't need to ask someone else what to do.
It's more about priorities than anything. What's more important? Re-establishing communications with the Palaven command center and find out who's the next Primearch or ask what the gate guard had for lunch?
Subjective. Whether or not leads to a dead end is up to the writing, whether or not it is relevant to the story or improve it again quality of writing. Whether it needs to be present is irrelevant and all you need might be DA2 style arrow telling you what to click or where to go. Role playing involves defining the character through both actions and dialogue and this is a case of 'more is better' because it better defines them, if your only in it for the story then use the story mode but if you replace RPG mode with story mode yet keep calling it RPG mode at the same time.. It is not a good thing.
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Yeah, no, we're here to stay.
What is your problem? You seem to just want to pick fights all the time.
Seeing irrational people kicking and screaming like five year olds because instead of the blue car they got a red one.
Irritating.<_<
Don't know where you got that analogy from.
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Modifié par Atakuma, 02 mars 2012 - 10:37 .
JuiceIsJuice wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Watch out everybody. We have a bad-ass over here.
Seriously, it didnt surprise me to see you and that Polite guy complaining. After seeing the vid i dont see the problem to be honest. Its mostly action gameplay.
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Seeing irrational people kicking and screaming like five year olds because instead of the blue car they got a red one.
Irritating.<_<
Modifié par hhh89, 02 mars 2012 - 10:40 .
Fine but there's no reason why that conversation can't take place in a more appropriate setting, like I said maybe Garrus could be like "Shepard I want to talk to you about your past decisions" but right in the middle of a firefight where the fate of Palaven hangs in the balance I find it really contrived that Garrus would be completely concerned with Shepard justifying his past decisions.Duncaaaaaan wrote...
Depends on the audience. I think it would be really immersive if the action is broken by an unexpected conversation about some unexpected things, like a reall heart to heart between Garrus and Shep.
>im just cool like thatNexis7 wrote...
>tries to greentext in BSN
>mfw
Atakuma wrote...
Just turn the game into heavy rain and get it over with.
sam1612 wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Action mode is clearly made for people like you, and I'm glad it's there so you don't have to made choices 'in the midst of combat' (not that it really happened that often in ME1 and 2 anyway). Some people (if not most) would like a bit more fleshing out. You seem to have a hard time grasping this concept.
sam1612 wrote...
Hunter of Legends wrote...
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
In with the new out with the oldB)
Action mode is clearly made for people like you, and I'm glad it's there so you don't have to made choices 'in the midst of combat' (not that it really happened that often in ME1 and 2 anyway). Some people (if not most) would like a bit more fleshing out. You seem to have a hard time grasping this concept.
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Justicar wrote...
>im just cool like thatNexis7 wrote...
>tries to greentext in BSN
>mfw
>typing like this makes me cool
>yfw
Duncaaaaaan wrote...
It's interesting actually how the majority of the old timers here are the ones that are concerned over this game, whereas the newer members seem to welcome it.
Modifié par brfritos, 02 mars 2012 - 10:42 .
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