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[TheLostGenius]

JalenTigh wrote...

The first one. I had never played a game like it before... and unlike most people, I absolutely loved the micro managing of equipment it had and really missed that in the sequels.

This. I liked tweaking everything obsessively.

1 is the best for all of its innovations and the risk taken AND THE MAKO OMG. 3 is technically the best for sheer scope, story telling, writing and surprise.

[tankarmarx]

ME2.

I played it first so maybe I'm biased as it's the game that introduced me into the series, but I instantly connected with characters like Mordin and Thane (my two favourites) and I love 'em to death. For me, playing ME1 and ME3 without them in my squad feels so wrong, but the story is so great I just kinda deal with it.

I liked how ME2 handled the story progression. I guess it's because I don't like surprises, but I liked how much control you had over everything. Everyone you put effort into could survive the suicide mission. Unlike ME1 where you're forced to choose between Kaidan/Ashley (which was fine) or ME3 where you lose a few former squad mates without being able to do anything about it (I don't really mind "One or the Other" types of choices though.  I didn't like how a lot of choices were more like "One or both" lol). But I get that they were going for a "this is the way it has to be" sort of vibe so whatever.

Basically, ME2 had a huge variety in characters which is very important for me. Characters that if you didn't like, you didn't have to pay attention to. And if you did like, you could go and chat with anytime you wanted even if they didn't often have anything new to say. I don't like the lack of choices for squad mates in ME1 or 3. I understand it, but I don't have to like it.

Bottom line: ME2.

Modifié par tankarmarx, 09 mars 2012 - 08:42 .

[Tsantilas]

This one... up until the last 5 minutes. But if I hadn't played ME2 I don't think I would have enjoyed it anywhere near as much as I did. There was a big impact of nostalgia in ME3.

[Byriok]

I liked ME2 better overall, but ME3 was incredible up till the end.
ME3 without the ending is where the best game in the series was, but overall, ME2 was better when you consider the whole package.

It's a bit sad though, I really love ME3, I was so attached to it, but to go through all this and get that as a result was just depressing.

[Azreal Inc]

Mass Effect 2. I actually liked having a large diverse squad and the personal interaction with the team through the loyalty missions was fun. (And a smart way to drag the game out a bit, eh BioWare?)

But saying that, I missed all of the RPG elements that were only really evident in ME1. I actually miss the Mako missions because something about cruising on a distant planet and blowing up stuff is amusing to me. (Hated the Hammerhead missions though. Why can it fly to the damn Normandy but can only hover so long on the ground? Wut?)

[Asch Lavigne]

Mass Effect 1
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 2

[TheKillerAngel]

Any more opinions?

[mione]

Mass Effect 1 and 2 because the endings made me feel accomplish and proud. Mass Effect 3 no matter how I play it will always leaves me feeling empty.

[Verit]

SonicAF wrote...

Cuddlezarro wrote...

NYG1991 wrote...

ME3 until the last 5 minutes

Modifié par -Draikin-, 10 mars 2012 - 12:17 .

[KingNothing125]

-Draikin- wrote...

SonicAF wrote...

Cuddlezarro wrote...

NYG1991 wrote...

ME3 until the last 5 minutes

[Archereon]

KingNothing125 wrote...

-Draikin- wrote...

SonicAF wrote...

Cuddlezarro wrote...

NYG1991 wrote...

ME3 until the last 5 minutes

[ShadowFaction]

I liked all 3 games, though Mass Effect probably most so, because it was the first one and I feel I remember the experiences from that one more often than ME2... too early to remember ME3, though, so I'll have to revisit the idea in a year or so.

[Avilia]

ME2. I liked the feel of it, I liked the look and I very much enjoyed the combat. All my favourite characters of the series are in 2 so that probably makes me biased ;-)

I should probably point out that my issues with 3 are more technical than story related. (PC player here). I won't go into them here as I think its probably more about the game being a console port than anything.

Modifié par Avilia, 10 mars 2012 - 12:23 .

[treesnogger]

Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 3 - both have the right "tone" and atmosphere that I really dig in Sci-FI games.