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[xNortronx]

I've read this a lot, but realistically speaking it took just 25 hours to finish it in my 1st playthrough.

Just to clarify, I took 40 hours to beat ME2 the first time.

Is it just me or this game seemed rushed and short?

Also, is it possible to sell a PSN digital copy of this game?

Thanks! 

[fluffyburrito]

I'd say it's comparable. 28 hours for ME3, 24 for all of ME2 including DLC and most of the side quests, and probably a little over 30 for ME1. ME1's long time isn't so much the questing, but the travel time and the use of the Mako for resources.

[Phydeaux314]

Hrrm. Are you comparing the "time required for core content" or the "time required for everything?"

[Murloc Knight]

Im in Thessia now to recover the artifact and i already logged 30 hours. I dont know, but how far am i?

[Russmandarin]

Hmmm I'm about 32 hours for my first playthrough. If you rush through the game I suppose it would be down to 20 hours.

[loungeshep]

I'm around 24 and not even through Rannoch yet. And I haven't hit Thessia at all.

[Icesong]

My ME2 first play through has 38 hours(i think this includes some time spent idle), and my ME3 has 39.

[nssBoB]

finished my first playthrough with 40 hours on the clock. what are you talking about?

[xNortronx]

Lets compare the time to do almost everything. ME3 seems shortter than ME2.

I am not talking about ME1 because I played it on the PC a long time ago, but it was the longest mainly because of the Mako, I agree.

I am disapointed with the end of the trilogy and I felt ME3 was rushed to be in the stores, like if they had a deadline or something.

I also want to know if I can sell a PSN copy of my game. I never bought a full game on PSN before, but I was so excited to play ME3 in the 1st day that I even pre-ordered it (in my country I would have to wait sometime to get the game in disc). Now I think I should have waited a little longer to read all the USER REVIEWS in this forum. And I am certain I would not have bought it.

*disapointed*

[Hyrist]

The time measurements are for the average gamer - not the obsessed no-lifer who has to rush all the content.

There's always going to be people that beat the clock. There's a lot more content here that isn't timesink like ME1 or planet scanning in ME2, that stuff is done quick and the gameplay is a lot richer for it.

[Murloc Knight]

you rushed the game

[AlexMBrennan]

I don't think trilogies work that way.

Also, is it possible to sell a PSN digital copy of this game?

What do you think Origin, Steam and friends were invented for?

[Jack_Forest]

Well, it took me 25 hours for ME3 + DLC. ME2 with all DLC took 42, so without all but one DLC it should be something like... 36? So, it's either the game is a bit shorter, or importing a 30 level character made it easier.

[JadeEffect]

I've logged 36 hours... I've done every side-mission available, talked to everyone as much as I can. Got pissed/lost/confused trying to figure out some of these citadel quests. Not to mention some of these bugged missions made it pass testing. So that added to my time.

[Thormgrim]

I've completed the game with about 50 hours on insane ( lots of sightseeing and all sidequests included ). But still, in ME2 I had about 30 hours, but on ME1 ( and I'm talking about 1 character ) I had over 70 hours ( mostly because of the Mako being too slow to scour a planet grid by grid in an adequate time, but still )...

[Game_Fan_85]

Well my ME1 playthrough was 51hrs, ME2 with all DLC and 100% mining completion was over 52hrs, ME3 was a bit over 36hrs and that was with all planets scanned for all assets, pretty disappointing. I knew it was going to be a lot shorter because there are no side quests that compare to ME1/2, no planet mining side quests from ME2 and of course no planet exploration from ME1. Even the main missions seemed short to me, I didn't feel like I experienced an epic quest like I had on Illos, that frozen planet I can't remember the name of at the moment that housed the Rachni Queen or even DLC quest Project Overlord. I was shocked to see that the MP maps were identical in the main game, I expected that the MP maps were cut from a much bigger map within the single player game.

I also explored extensivly in each game to search for items.  It is much harder to find items/people in ME3.  There is a much shorter range to see an indication something is there.

Modifié par Game_Fan_85, 09 mars 2012 - 02:35 .

[Hyrist]

Jack_Forest wrote...

Well, it took me 25 hours for ME3 + DLC. ME2 with all DLC took 42, so without all but one DLC it should be something like... 36? So, it's either the game is a bit shorter, or importing a 30 level character made it easier.

Importing a level 30 character makes it easier...

Way easier.

A situation in which a lower level character is pretty much reuqired to flank can be straight up charged by a team of level 30s.

Just no way around it. I wreck face on my Vanguard, and have from the start. I'm fairly sure that's the case for all players who imported.

[pprrff]

yea this game is pretty long, I feel the longest in the series by far

[sonofalich]

it was a bit shorter. i can usually tell i'm reaching the end of ME games by my 300th save and at that point i was 25 hours in. then 4 hours later i was done. ME1 took me 35 hours and ME2 took me around 40 hours so it was shorter by my standards.