Modifié par Huyna, 03 avril 2012 - 04:21 .
Shallyah wrote...
Yeah and you could actually land on planets to gather the mineral resources yourself while watching awesome landscapes, the radio playing Dune Buggy.
Come with me for fun in my buggy
Come along let's go for the hell of it...
Batviper wrote...
Yeah and you actually choose nearly every response your Shepard gives to other people, it's unbelievable.I mean who wants to do that?Now in ME3 my Shepard keeps saying Paragon stuff even though she is a Renegade and she does this on her own, this is how an RPG should be, we all knew it wrong!
Persuade/Intimidate could never fail in any ME game as they were always greyed out. DAO was the only recent BW game I know of where you always had the options but could fail.Batviper wrote...
Dave Hoffman wrote...
It's just your standard transformation from RPG to Action / Adventure Game. The same thing happened to The Elder Scrolls series, and it's disappointing.
The Elder Scrolls is still much more of an RPG than ME3 though.It has more dialogue options, more persuade, intimidate options which can actually fail and such.Of course it's still not as deep as Morrowind, you no longer have attributes etc.
Batviper wrote...
DemonsSouls wrote...
Well, to be fair, the stakes were a lot lower in ME1 and to a lesser extent ME2.
I think it makes sense that Shepard isn't stopping and having a long conversation with everyone who needs something. The Reapers are already attacking Earth... I'd find it a bit ridiculous if we had conversation trees for every little side-quest, or if we had to land on every planet with something on it... Shepard simply wouldn't do that when the Reapers are already attacking earth. You spent most of ME1 just figuring out who you were fighting. In ME2 you had to gather your team and make sure they were loyal. There was time to mess around and go to every planet that had some random merc group on it.
I think it was right of Bioware to sacrifice the deeper conversations to keep the sense of urgency higher in ME3.
Well at least we could have more dialogue options on main quests.It's mostly auto-dialogue now and it bothers me since my Shepard says things that doesn't fit her character, it would be much better if I could choose Paragon or Renegade responses more often.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Persuade/Intimidate could never fail in any ME game as they were always greyed out. DAO was the only recent BW game I know of where you always had the options but could fail.Batviper wrote...
Dave Hoffman wrote...
It's just your standard transformation from RPG to Action / Adventure Game. The same thing happened to The Elder Scrolls series, and it's disappointing.
The Elder Scrolls is still much more of an RPG than ME3 though.It has more dialogue options, more persuade, intimidate options which can actually fail and such.Of course it's still not as deep as Morrowind, you no longer have attributes etc.
boardnfool86 wrote...
Batviper wrote...
DemonsSouls wrote...
Well, to be fair, the stakes were a lot lower in ME1 and to a lesser extent ME2.
I think it makes sense that Shepard isn't stopping and having a long conversation with everyone who needs something. The Reapers are already attacking Earth... I'd find it a bit ridiculous if we had conversation trees for every little side-quest, or if we had to land on every planet with something on it... Shepard simply wouldn't do that when the Reapers are already attacking earth. You spent most of ME1 just figuring out who you were fighting. In ME2 you had to gather your team and make sure they were loyal. There was time to mess around and go to every planet that had some random merc group on it.
I think it was right of Bioware to sacrifice the deeper conversations to keep the sense of urgency higher in ME3.
Well at least we could have more dialogue options on main quests.It's mostly auto-dialogue now and it bothers me since my Shepard says things that doesn't fit her character, it would be much better if I could choose Paragon or Renegade responses more often.
How many times have you played ME1? All they did is get rid of fake choices, where whatever you picked was the same line of dialog.
dannymira wrote...
Anyone of you remembers "Star Wars:Knights of the old republic"??
Dialogues of that game were awesome and Persuade/Intimidate options weren't always successful...
Paragon/Renegade path of the character was very clever and believable...
ed87 wrote...
I tried eavesdropping on people for quests in real life. I bought a guy a donut, he didnt react like in the game....
.In real life quests come to you, at least that's what happened to me during highschool 
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Only thing I ran into was the quest marker thing.Kilshrek wrote...
lrrose wrote...
I've been replaying ME1 for about a week now and I am shocked about how easily Shepard gets stuck in walls and how easily the aim animation gets messed up. Both issues force resets. And those cheating Thresher Maws... And Toombs claiming that my War Hero Shepard was in his squad at Akuze.
Ah, as opposed to randomly dying because you hit an invisible wall on that moon near Palaven, or falling through the world on the Citadel? Or quest markers on the Citadel not turning off?
ed87 wrote...
I tried eavesdropping on people for quests in real life. I bought a guy a donut, he didnt react like in the game....
Nope ME3's is.AwesomeDudex64 wrote...
Started replaying aswell. ME1 Citadel is best Citadel.
Is this a joke? The Citadel of ME1 was huge as ****, and had inmense details, hell everytime I play ME1 I spend HOURS in the citadel before going to do missions outside the citadel cluster. It's the biggest hub world in all three games.Shepard108278 wrote...
Nope ME3's is.AwesomeDudex64 wrote...
Started replaying aswell. ME1 Citadel is best Citadel.
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You're joking right?Shepard108278 wrote...
Nope ME3's is.AwesomeDudex64 wrote...
Started replaying aswell. ME1 Citadel is best Citadel.
alx119 wrote...
Is this a joke? The Citadel of ME1 was huge as ****, and had inmense details, hell everytime I play ME1 I spend HOURS in the citadel before going to do missions outside the citadel cluster. It's the biggest hub world in all three games.Shepard108278 wrote...
Nope ME3's is.AwesomeDudex64 wrote...
Started replaying aswell. ME1 Citadel is best Citadel.
Opsrbest wrote...
I'm actually doing a vanguard play through of ME1 right now. every time I enter combat I see how refined it is in ME2 and ME3, but even with that I keep wishing they they would do a re release of ME1 with the new combat mechanics. I love the open area combat and fluidity it has. Not hiding behind chest high walls being able to actually flank enemies while squad mates draw fire and open up a shotty round to the face.
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