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[CptBomBom00]

I loved 95% of it, also Where the Hell, is Illium?, also Persidum felt to small, ME1 had bigger one, also BioWare patch the damn Avenger cinematic bug.

[Getorex]

OK, ignoring THIS...pretty good game.

Modifié par Getorex, 30 mars 2012 - 05:15 .

[ElementL09]

Bioware knows that majority of their game is great, but you can't overlook the ending to a trilogy.

[AlanC9]

CptBomBom00 wrote...

I loved 95% of it, also Where the Hell, is Illium?, also Persidum felt to small, ME1 had bigger one, also BioWare patch the damn Avenger cinematic bug.

What Avenger cinematic bug?

[Getorex]

AlanC9 wrote...

CptBomBom00 wrote...

I loved 95% of it, also Where the Hell, is Illium?, also Persidum felt to small, ME1 had bigger one, also BioWare patch the damn Avenger cinematic bug.

What Avenger cinematic bug?

Wrong "barrel" flashes when firing? 

[Nepp]

ME3 was decent. I still think overall, ME2 was superior. The guns and armor were done better in ME3. Out of the three, ME1 was the best.

Squadmates were better in ME2, ME3 only had a couple decent ones.

Being chased by giant lobsters while planet scanning was stupid.

Doing side quests by "eavesdropping" was stupid, along with the broken Journal system.

War assets were kinda lame. Made lamer by requiring you to play Multiplayer to get the best results.

ME3's opening was boring. Not as good as ME1 and ME2.

The magnet on Shepards ass in ME3 was annoying. Stick to walls whether you want to or not.

The Love Interests were not very good in ME3.

Overall, ME3 was decent. Around 60% good. ME2 was the better game.

[Getorex]

For those who want a real ending with proper closure, this thread offers it until Bioware does it right http://social.biowar.../index/10786354

The artist they refer to (link:http://koobismo.devi...rt.com/gallery/) is pure gold.

Modifié par Getorex, 30 mars 2012 - 06:01 .

[saxybeast418]

God, yes, I loved Mass Effect 3! The experience overall was fantastic. Yes, the ending has some problems, but not nearly as massive as they have been made out to be. All in all, I absolutely love this game, and I congratulate everyone who worked so hard on it!

[Getorex]

FREAKIN' HILARIOUS ending:

[Getorex]

Ok, THE end that should have been:

[Dyvim Slorm]

Most of ME3 is really great but marred by:

a/ crappy ending
b/ not enough dialogue options or choices
c/ irrelevant how you play earlier games the ending for ME3 is virtually the same (though to be fair earlier game choices do affect the main plotline just not the end)
d/ awful side missions and the scanning was a dog. Much better handled in ME1/ME2 IMO

[canarius]

Best game I have ever played, even better than mass effect 2 and da origins........until the ending of course.

[loungeshep]

I've enjoyed all the games, the books were subpar but the comics were good. The ending wasn't the most spectacular thing ever, but Mass Effect 3 was everything they claimed it would be.

[BatmanPWNS]

It was a good game (note, I didn't say great or amazing) game. The horrible amount of autodialogue and poor Romance plots killed it. It made the game feel...... less Mass Effect.

[aj2070]

I have said numerous times the reason I so dislike the ending is because the rest of the game and the attention paid to story and individual details set us up for a climatic ending. That is why the ending is so heartbreaking.

[AlexPorto111]

By far my favorite of the trilogy.

[AlexPorto111]

canarius wrote...

Best game I have ever played, even better than mass effect 2 and da origins........until the ending of course.

[Galbrant]

Oh the game was well made except for a couple of things, like the lack of dialoge choices, shoddy journal system, and those blasted bugs or glitches. I had Doctor Chakwas eyes rolled up in her head and she was shaking her head right and left and I had Shepard fingers stuck in her brains. Not only that Garrus went invisible in two conversations. But the game play and the story up until the ending is fanfreakingtastic. So either the ending sucks or we are missing the ending according to a certain theory. But overall the game is great despite its glaring flaws.

EDIT: Oh I despise the eavesdroping missions I feel like Bioware is cutting corners.

Modifié par Galbrant, 30 mars 2012 - 07:18 .

[Darth Wolfenbarg]

 Yes, but it is a very flawed game. Everything outside of the priority missions or the more important side missions like Grissom Academy tended to suck or be needlessly aggravating instead of thrilling. Then there were the smaller side quests with the eavesdropping, that was just plain boring, and unlike previous games, it's basically required to get one of the three endings. Then there was the lack of a clear villain (Harbinger) to represent the bad guys and a gimped dialogue mechanics, which to this point has been the driving mechanic of the series.

Even if the game had a great ending, it was a disappointment. Not a massive disappointment, but it didn't live up to the potential that was set by the Tuchanka and Rannoch missions all the way through.

[Batviper]

Ignoring the ending and the lack of proper conversation trees the game was pretty epic, I liked it.I still prefer the first two games though, especially the first since it's more of an RPG than the other two.

[GHNR]

Holy ****, Bioware, that was like the most amazing 99% of a game ever! Great story, great characters, great music, amazing moments. Thanks alot guys, you made my week enjoyable.

[Aensland75]

I still love the Mass Effect series. Just the ending for ME3 is bland, hollow and confusing. Doesn't matter if Bioware has big plans or did it for some great reason, it's nothing if you don't get the point across.
True ME3 was more linear then ME2 but I didn't care much. I still liked the gameplay. But if you compare ME3 to something like soup, well it misses salt and spices.
More engaging sidequests, better journal system, few more planets to visit, more squadmembers, more LIs would help a lot.
And for the bugs/glitches, I guess they're known by now. Looks like something went wrong after or during quality check. I atleast trust Bioware to fix these problems.
I do hope we get some DLCs that resolves the other issues.
In the end, thanks Bioware for a great universe and some of the best games made despite the flaws.

[NuclearJesus]

I agree that the game was stellar however I was very disappointed with the choice of planets to visit. E.g ME1 you could visit the Citadel, waddle around for half an hour just inspecting every last corner of the station. In ME2 you could; once again visit the Citadel whenever you wanted (not as large and open as in the previous game though) and you could visit the getto Omega, which was alot of fun, doing sidequests for Aria, the mercenaries etc. And when it comes to ME3 we had 5 merly 5 levels  (not counting the Normandy dock) of the Citadel which were all transported to by the "fancy" elevator. Have to wander around in such a narrow place and hoping that it'll make up for the expectations of open world exploring is depressing, and considering that there weren't any other planets or locations that you could visit regulary. The exaggerated linearity was actually the ONLY thing that botherd me throughout the entire game... (Obviously the black hole of missing plot bothered me aswell but that wasn't the subject of the topic)

Modifié par NuclearJesus, 30 mars 2012 - 07:38 .

[Batviper]

NuclearJesus wrote...

I agree that the game was stellar however I was very disappointed with the choice of planets to visit. E.g ME1 you could visit the Citadel, waddle around for half an hour just inspecting every last corner of the station. In ME2 you could; once again visit the Citadel whenever you wanted (not as large and open as in the previous game though) and you could visit the getto Omega, which was alot of fun, doing sidequests for Aria, the mercenaries etc. And when it comes to ME3 we had 5 merly 5 levels  (not counting the Normandy dock) of the Citadel which were all transported to by the "fancy" elevator. Have to wander around in such a narrow place and hoping that it'll make up for the expectations of open world exploring is depressing, and considering that there weren't any other planets or locations that you could visit regulary. The exaggerated linearity was actually the ONLY thing that botherd me throughout the entire game... (Obviously the black hole of missing plot bothered me aswell but that wasn't the subject of the topic)

I could forgive this if we had more dialogue trees and such and more "proper" sidequests in the Citadel.Rather than go scan a planet, come back to Citadel and hear two lines, quest finished.

[Domanese]

Getorex wrote...

RACDB wrote...

Not really a criticism but when I played ME2 for the PS3 almost all the DLC was included. So, perhaps ME3 felt a bit shorter. Otherwise, I enjoyed playing the game and will continue to do so.

I pity you.  PITY.

No ME1 for you (PS3).  WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!?

I know the feeling RACDB. For a different reason. My Xbox died.