Could ME3 be Bioware's undoing?
#51
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:05
#52
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:06
Which is really funny, because Biowares only next game is the next modern C&C
#53
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:06
Seker666 wrote...
Unato wrote...
I remember NWN was meant to be Bioware's downfall
I was to young when that game came out to care about forums but people hated on that game? it was one of my favorite when I was young.
If I recall, Bioware pretty much admitted that the single-player campaign was nothing more than a template for the multiplayer. As a recreation of the party-based DnD system, it was great online. As an exploration of interactive narrative, the SP was pretty weak.
#54
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:07
deadshame wrote...
THE END IS NIGH!! What the hell is up with these "end of bioware" doomsayers lately? Damn people.
I too love Watchmen.
#55
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:07
is up with these "end of bioware" doomsayers lately?
Might be hard to believe, but these types of topics have been around for literally a decade.
#56
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:07
Nonsense.
#57
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:08
BioWare is a business, they are obliged to make money (ERTS).
I understand the quality games I've enjoyed in the past
... will come from other developers some point in the future.
It is the nature of the beast.
Don't mourn their success,
... rather know yourself,
... and keep your eyes open for the next game that targets your particular demographic 8)
#58
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:09
#59
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:10
maybe for the so called "true fans" who want to pretend the past 5 years of gaming didn't happen.
personally i could care less whether x or y rpg element is in the game. all i care about is a fun, rewarding, and engaging gameplay experience, and hopefully ME3 provides that (i would be shocked if it didn't)
#60
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:10
Il Divo wrote...
As a recreation of the party-based DnD system, it was great online. As an exploration of interactive narrative, the SP was pretty weak.
Geeze I must have been a real DERP when I was young, I thought it had a great story.
#61
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:10
Meltemph wrote...
is up with these "end of bioware" doomsayers lately?
Might be hard to believe, but these types of topics have been around for literally a decade.
Oh, I wouldn't be surprised. I haven't been here that long, but I do remember the same stuff from around the time Mass Effect 2 was releasing. I find it comical.
#62
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:10
Repearized Miranda wrote...
DownClown wrote...
Repearized Miranda wrote...
DownClown wrote...
Let's see.
*snipped expletive*
I honestly don't see how people can get so offended at a game as not to buy it, even before it comes out. And i liked DA2 enough to beat it like six times lol
I realize the excitment, but easy on the expletives! May I suggest using something synonymous!
I apologize! I'll fix it lol
I'm cool with it - dems the rules though! Anyway, yeah, that is kinda ridiculous! I do wish people would ease up, but it is better to let out your frustrations. However, doing so beforehand, undeniably says one thing:
Your expections were too flipping high! So, it's probably one of those: "I'd better just cut my losses!" As you see, they're already expecting failure!
I know right? But then again, I guess that's how it goes with all games prior to release. People pick it apart and bring it down. And undoubtedly, they're experience will be less for having preconceived notions of dissapointment!
PS: Why are we shouting!?
#63
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:11
jreezy wrote...
GOTY? *Stifles a laugh thinking about GTA V and BioShock: Infinite*Jacen987 wrote...
Very doubtful. Mass Effect III will probably win GOTY. Will it deserve it? Against titles like AC3,GTA5,Diablo 3, MaxPayne3,......
Well, lets put it this way? Did ME2 deserve GOTY?
How can you people mention titles like AC3, Daiblo 3 and GTA5 and not see what's wrong with that.
<_< IF those games deserve it, ME 3 does.
#64
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:11
Il Divo wrote...
deadshame wrote...
THE END IS NIGH!! What the hell is up with these "end of bioware" doomsayers lately? Damn people.
I too love Watchmen.
Never seen Watchmen or read the comic. lol
#65
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:13
SovereignWillReturn wrote...
Yes, after this games shenanigans...Never purchasing another Bioware game again.
Which is really funny, because Biowares only next game is the next modern C&C
My husband is going to weep bitter man tears when they release C&C.
#66
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:16
#67
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:16
MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...
Moondoggie wrote...
Another complaint i see a lot is about the kid at the start of the game and the "forced emotion" which amusingly is the opposite of ****ing about the DA2 demo where people said Hawke was showing no emotion to their sibling dying. So okay now we have a new game and Shepard reacting to a kid dying is just "too emotional" *rolls eyes* It doesnt matter what they do people will complain even if it contradicts their complaints about the previous game.
The problem really is their writing. There are ways to convey emotion without it feeling forced. They just don't have their middle ground. Either it's a problem with no emotion, as with Hawke who barely skimmed over their siblings lifeless corpse. Or it's so much it's shoved down the players throats, "You can't save me."
There are ways to naturally include emotion. Most people who played Half Life 2 felt a connection to Alyx Vance without ever responding verbally to her. Considering we've been with Shepard for three games it shouldn't be hard to pull this off.
I';m not sure what people wanted the kid to say., It's a little boy he's not going to start going all Shakespear all like "Oh woe ist thou! Ye shalt not be able to save thee from thy doom!"
Personally i think what they were going for is Shepard coming to the realisation that the situation he/she has been envisioning is even more hopeless than they ever imagined and from that one little boy they realise that they aren't going to be able to save everyone.
#68
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:19
#69
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:19
Moondoggie wrote...
MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...
Moondoggie wrote...
Another complaint i see a lot is about the kid at the start of the game and the "forced emotion" which amusingly is the opposite of ****ing about the DA2 demo where people said Hawke was showing no emotion to their sibling dying. So okay now we have a new game and Shepard reacting to a kid dying is just "too emotional" *rolls eyes* It doesnt matter what they do people will complain even if it contradicts their complaints about the previous game.
The problem really is their writing. There are ways to convey emotion without it feeling forced. They just don't have their middle ground. Either it's a problem with no emotion, as with Hawke who barely skimmed over their siblings lifeless corpse. Or it's so much it's shoved down the players throats, "You can't save me."
There are ways to naturally include emotion. Most people who played Half Life 2 felt a connection to Alyx Vance without ever responding verbally to her. Considering we've been with Shepard for three games it shouldn't be hard to pull this off.
I';m not sure what people wanted the kid to say., It's a little boy he's not going to start going all Shakespear all like "Oh woe ist thou! Ye shalt not be able to save thee from thy doom!"
Personally i think what they were going for is Shepard coming to the realisation that the situation he/she has been envisioning is even more hopeless than they ever imagined and from that one little boy they realise that they aren't going to be able to save everyone.
You say most people felt connected to Alyx in HL2..what about Garrus, or Liara, or Tali, or Wrex? I mean what game has fostered better connection to characters than the ME games?
I'm not saying BW has the best writers on earth, but honestly what game has better writing? Its pretty damn good for a videogame. You can't pull a few lines arbitrarily and say "BW writing sux"
#70
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:20
deadshame wrote...
Meltemph wrote...
is up with these "end of bioware" doomsayers lately?
Might be hard to believe, but these types of topics have been around for literally a decade.
Oh, I wouldn't be surprised. I haven't been here that long, but I do remember the same stuff from around the time Mass Effect 2 was releasing. I find it comical.
And Mass Effect and Dragon Age Origins and Jade Empire (Well they were right about that one it's terrible but somehow people now see it as a godly game)
#71
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:21
#72
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:23
Il Divo wrote...
If I recall, Bioware pretty much admitted that the single-player campaign was nothing more than a template for the multiplayer. As a recreation of the party-based DnD system, it was great online. As an exploration of interactive narrative, the SP was pretty weak.
ppl also wanted BGIII or another xpack or something like that. regardless these topics we've been seeing for months (including this one) is nothing new. people will always rage about missing features, the story, graphics animations, not being given a pony etc
quite a few criticism are very well written (imo) but 9/10 they are dwarfed by the flood of "BIOWARE Y U NO GIMME WHAT I WANT"
as I said yes ME3 will be Bioware's downfall just as CNC Generals and DA3 and ME4 5 6 9 and #567 will also be Bioware's downfall.
#73
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:25
And I quite enjoyed DA, DA2, ME, ME2, so smoke it already.
#74
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:25
It just goes with the territory.
As for me, I can honestly say I've NEVER bought a game I haven't enjoyed or at least gotten $60 worth of fun out of.
Granted I also buy very few games now a days, and rent things i'm iffy on, but I can usually tell if I'll enjoy something or not. and I thoroughly enjoy ME, thus why I'm here.
If I dont enjoy a game I usually hardly ever bother to join the community.
#75
Posté 05 mars 2012 - 03:29
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