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[IPLASTIKMAN]

simfamSP wrote...

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

Jesus Christ !!! U want choices... Then go back to living ur life and make choices , ones that will really affect u. ITS A GAME!!! omg idk i just feel like nobody will ever be pleased.

It's an RPG! I don't know from which end of the gaming spectrum you came from but in RPGs we need choices to develop our characters. If that development is gone and we cannot control Shepard then it's just not an RPG.

 
Idk if u noticed but about 70% of the retailers are calling this an ACTION/RPG


 
I THINK ACTION STANDS FOR "AUTO MUTHA FCUKIN DIALOGUE"

[LuGer_33_]

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

LuGer_33 wrote...

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

Jesus Christ !!! U want choices... Then go back to living ur life and make choices , ones that will really affect u. ITS A GAME!!! omg idk i just feel like nobody will ever be pleased.

The series is founded on choices, sir. That's one of the things that make it so unique. Big and small, arguably the best thing ME had going for and what elevated it above Halo, Call of Duty, Gears of War, etc. was that everyone's play through was unique for them. 

If that component is largely missing from ME3, then people have a right to be disappointed... 

 

 
Wtf do u expect from sequals and trilogys . The entertainment world is exploding with money making opportunities , so why not take advantage even if it means dissapointing people here and there.

What does that even mean? That statement is so vague and generic that I don't even know how to respond to it.

I expect sequels and trilogies to of course improve in many areas, but also remain true to their original source material, while seeing to please both new fans and those who made the series what it is today. Obviously, if Bioware has indeed automated the large majority of conversations even in Narrative or RPG mode, then they are not being true to their original IP, and are ignoring the wishes of their original fans in an effort to bring in fans of pure third person shooters. 

[slimgrin]

I played up to the Citadel part. So far I like the story but there is hardly anything in the way of interactive dialog or choices. All I can do is hope this changes later on, but right now it's like action sequences punctuated by movie scenes. I thought I had f*cked up and selected action mode or something.

[Omilophile]

Deztyn wrote...

I'm spending 80 dollars I really can't afford to spend (hello there maxed Amazon store card) on a game I've been anticipating for years and is shaping up to be extremely disappointing if the spoilers are all true. So no. Not melodramatic at all to say I wish I hadn't preordered.

 
I don't think auto-dialogue should be the deal-breaker. It'll still be an epic conclusion to an amazing story. Perhaps it isn't terribly melodramatic, but I'm just tired of people saying they're not buying the game over something tiny and insignificant (I'm talking about things said well before we had half the info we have now). I suppose that's their prerogative, but it just seems silly.
 
One thing in particular comes to mind. Back before it was even confirmed that we were getting a Prothean squaddie, people were threatening to cancel their pre-orders IF we got one at all. This was before the day one dlc debate. Just having a Prothean, whether it was free or not, was enough for some people to consider dropping their copies. Melodrama.

[Dovahzaan]

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

God if this game is really killing people inside I could only image how your really lives are.

Dude, let me tell you, what you're doing. You're trying to convince others, that the game is good, just to convice yourself. It's subtle, maybe you don't even know, what you are doing. The human brain does alot of things subconscious.
It actually is killing you inside, because people don't like your favourite game and you fear, that you won't like it, too.  

[LuGer_33_]

slimgrin wrote...

I played up to the Citadel part. So far I like the story but there is hardly anything in the way of interactive dialog or choices. All I can do is hope this changes later on, but right now it's like action sequences punctuated by movie scenes. I thought I had f*cked up and selected action mode or something.

I'm at the exact same part and I agree, there was basically no RPG elements up until where we are in the game.

Hoping that changes now... 

[Chuvvy]

Warned you, but of course I was just trolling. Right?

[fropas]

man people really like to talk in video games now-a-days. . .such a weird thing to complain about.

[IPLASTIKMAN]

Omilophile wrote...

Deztyn wrote...

I'm spending 80 dollars I really can't afford to spend (hello there maxed Amazon store card) on a game I've been anticipating for years and is shaping up to be extremely disappointing if the spoilers are all true. So no. Not melodramatic at all to say I wish I hadn't preordered.

 
I don't think auto-dialogue should be the deal-breaker. It'll still be an epic conclusion to an amazing story. Perhaps it isn't terribly melodramatic, but I'm just tired of people saying they're not buying the game over something tiny and insignificant (I'm talking about things said well before we had half the info we have now). I suppose that's their prerogative, but it just seems silly.
 
One thing in particular comes to mind. Back before it was even confirmed that we were getting a Prothean squaddie, people were threatening to cancel their pre-orders IF we got one at all. This was before the day one dlc debate. Just having a Prothean, whether it was free or not, was enough for some people to consider dropping their copies. Melodrama.

 
Give the people a voice and they will complain about anything .


 
BAHLEEEDAT!

[InvincibleHero]

LuGer_33 wrote...

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

Jesus Christ !!! U want choices... Then go back to living ur life and make choices , ones that will really affect u. ITS A GAME!!! omg idk i just feel like nobody will ever be pleased.

The series is founded on choices, sir. That's one of the things that make it so unique. Big and small, arguably the best thing ME had going for and what elevated it above Halo, Call of Duty, Gears of War, etc. was that everyone's play through was unique for them. 

If that component is largely missing from ME3, then people have a right to be disappointed... 

Not true at all. I bet if you had 100 games from 100 random people many of  the games would match up in a significant way. Most of the choices have no impact whether you were mean to Tali and got +2 ren or nice for +2 paragon is irrelevant in the scheme of things. Most choices boiled down to renegade chocie vs. paragon and only a few of these no more than 20-30 were tracked. So yes you're right if most of the results were meaningless or had no effect on the game whatsoever were actual choices making the game have millions of permutations. Logically it boils down to most paragon playthroughs will be eerily similar and ditto with renegade playthroughs. I could say a dozen random games and likely 2 would be highly similar.

[RiouHotaru]

Are people really complaining about the fact we don't have that retarded "3 choices, only 1 response" thing from ME1? Even ME2 was slightly guilty of this. All they did was remove the middle dialog part.

And really, a lot of the "automation" I saw made perfect sense. Everything that's automated is very alignment netural and doesn't break character.

[Omilophile]

Heathen Pride wrote...

No worse than when grown men go apespit over children's games like basketball and football.

 
lol True, but it's real life, at least. Doesn't apply to me either way, though.

[Jaron Oberyn]

The signature is indicative of my love for skyrim, nothing more IPLASTIKMAN.


-Polite

[Rockworm503]

I'm ignoring IPLASTIKMAN I suggest everyone else do the same.
If I respond to him I'll get banned I just know it.

[Jaron Oberyn]

RiouHotaru wrote...

Are people really complaining about the fact we don't have that retarded "3 choices, only 1 response" thing from ME1? Even ME2 was slightly guilty of this. All they did was remove the middle dialog part.

And really, a lot of the "automation" I saw made perfect sense. Everything that's automated is very alignment netural and doesn't break character.

No, it does break character. That's the point. No matter how you played me1/2 bioware forces the player into a set route for 3. Go watch the playthroughs of the entire game on YouTube. Have a look yourself.


-Polite

[IPLASTIKMAN]

Dovahzaan wrote...

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

God if this game is really killing people inside I could only image how your really lives are.

Dude, let me tell you, what you're doing. You're trying to convince others, that the game is good, just to convice yourself. It's subtle, maybe you don't even know, what you are doing. The human brain does alot of things subconscious.
It actually is killing you inside, because people don't like your favourite game and you fear, that you won't like it, too.  

 
Please guy, I'm more of hipster , the more people like it the more I refuse to play it, so I honestly couldn't care any less that u people hate it or buy it , but it's hilarious to watch I guys freak out about this

[Omilophile]

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

 
Give the people a voice and they will complain about anything .


 BAHLEEEDAT!

So true.

Modifié par Omilophile, 06 mars 2012 - 07:30 .

[squee365]

The game is great so far...I honestly am liking the feel of it compared to the last two games.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Dovahzaan wrote...

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

God if this game is really killing people inside I could only image how your really lives are.

Dude, let me tell you, what you're doing. You're trying to convince others, that the game is good, just to convice yourself. It's subtle, maybe you don't even know, what you are doing. The human brain does alot of things subconscious.
It actually is killing you inside, because people don't like your favourite game and you fear, that you won't like it, too.  

Lol

[IPLASTIKMAN]

squee365 wrote...

The game is great so far...I honestly am liking the feel of it compared to the last two games.

 
Ah crap now I need to return my CE .

[fropas]

squee365 wrote...

The game is great so far...I honestly am liking the feel of it compared to the last two games.

Pssh, of course it's great if you want to do stuff like kill reapers, but I wanna talk them to death.

Modifié par fropas, 06 mars 2012 - 07:33 .

[Omilophile]

PoliteAssasin wrote...

No, it does break character. That's the point. No matter how you played me1/2 bioware forces the player into a set route for 3. Go watch the playthroughs of the entire game on YouTube. Have a look yourself.


-Polite

Yeah, I am severely disappointed by that, but it's not as big a deal as some are making it out to be (the PRE-ORDER CANCELLED crowd comes to mind).

[IPLASTIKMAN]

I'm wondering if ME3 did have alot more choices , what u guys would be complaining about now , " what I cant have my Shepard use the restroom ?!?! This isn't RPG enough , I wanna be able to choose when I need to take a ****!!! "

[MRedfield]

Omilophile wrote...

Lucy_Glitter wrote...

Reading all these posts... my heart is actually breaking.

The, "illusion" of player made dialogue doesn't matter. It's the point of making the choice that counts. Something being worded differently 3 times still makes an impact on how your character acts. I just... I can't believe I am reading this. I am so upset right now that BioWare chose to do this... I'm in shock...

Your heart is ACTUALLY BREAKING because of a change in dialogue options on a VIDEO GAME. I want you to stop and think about that for a minute.

I love you and your posts in this thread.

Modifié par MRedfield, 06 mars 2012 - 07:35 .

[AkiKishi]

Omilophile wrote...

PoliteAssasin wrote...

No, it does break character. That's the point. No matter how you played me1/2 bioware forces the player into a set route for 3. Go watch the playthroughs of the entire game on YouTube. Have a look yourself.


-Polite

Yeah, I am severely disappointed by that, but it's not as big a deal as some are making it out to be (the PRE-ORDER CANCELLED crowd comes to mind).

It obviously is to those people. Value is a subjective thing.