Bernhardtbr wrote...
ME 1 had the best party interaction people. C´mon.
Typical dialogue:
Wrex: Shepard.
Shepard: Wrex.
He might have something new to say. So I try again.
Wrex: Shepard.
Shepard: Wrex.
Epic conversation right there
I restarted ME1 last night and was SHOCKED!
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#126
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 05:24
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Epic conversation right there
Retour en haut
#127
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 05:31
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MegumiAzusa wrote...
Exploration... yes good to know players want one of the things back that was removed due to most players saying it was too tedious.
I never complained back then. I'm complaining now.
of course maybe I'm not 'most'
#128
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 05:33
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That did annoy me. My Journal filled up so fast I was overwhelmed.WarpedAcorn wrote...
I couldn't believe it. As I was walking around the Citadel there were people having conversations and I couldn't EAVESDROP A QUEST FROM THEM! In order to get a mission I had to actually TALK to people and waste precious time Investigating using the dialogue wheel. Usually this resulted in several choices, and at the very least I was forced to make a choice between 3 options of responding to the person. WHAT THE HELL!? Its like they wanted me to role-play. Glad ME3 got it right.
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Posté 03 avril 2012 - 05:34
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Velocithon wrote...
That did annoy me. My Journal filled up so fast I was overwhelmed.WarpedAcorn wrote...
I couldn't believe it. As I was walking around the Citadel there were people having conversations and I couldn't EAVESDROP A QUEST FROM THEM! In order to get a mission I had to actually TALK to people and waste precious time Investigating using the dialogue wheel. Usually this resulted in several choices, and at the very least I was forced to make a choice between 3 options of responding to the person. WHAT THE HELL!? Its like they wanted me to role-play. Glad ME3 got it right.
Yea.... and then my journal would not update so I did not know where to go or who to give it to.
#130
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:30
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Until you notice it's always marked on your map.zarnk567 wrote...
Velocithon wrote...
That did annoy me. My Journal filled up so fast I was overwhelmed.WarpedAcorn wrote...
I couldn't believe it. As I was walking around the Citadel there were people having conversations and I couldn't EAVESDROP A QUEST FROM THEM! In order to get a mission I had to actually TALK to people and waste precious time Investigating using the dialogue wheel. Usually this resulted in several choices, and at the very least I was forced to make a choice between 3 options of responding to the person. WHAT THE HELL!? Its like they wanted me to role-play. Glad ME3 got it right.
Yea.... and then my journal would not update so I did not know where to go or who to give it to.
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Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:32
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Thankfully they took out those pesky wastes of space like making the player actually decide what Shepard says when he talks, and instead replaced that with artistic integrity and speculations.
#132
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:36
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Eeeeew what is "this"?! an actual RPG?? Vade Retro complex game! I want a game that's made for 7 years old childs with censored romance scene and hidden kisses!
I don't want to choose that's sooo hard... yes give me a Gears of War with dialogs, but not too complex dialogs right? like that ending from ME3 with only 14 lines of pseudo philosophical nonsence so that I can give my retarded brain a ******, oh yes, that was perfect!
Thanks god Bioware got it right with Mass Effect 3: Attack of the mass-market crowd
I don't want to choose that's sooo hard... yes give me a Gears of War with dialogs, but not too complex dialogs right? like that ending from ME3 with only 14 lines of pseudo philosophical nonsence so that I can give my retarded brain a ******, oh yes, that was perfect!
Thanks god Bioware got it right with Mass Effect 3: Attack of the mass-market crowd
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Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:37
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That made me laugh OP, it was trollin, but for some reason... I laughed.
#134
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:37
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DarthKilby wrote...
trololol
Your inability to detect satire is showing.
#136
Posté 03 avril 2012 - 10:40
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WarpedAcorn wrote...
I couldn't believe it. As I was walking around the Citadel there were people having conversations and I couldn't EAVESDROP A QUEST FROM THEM! In order to get a mission I had to actually TALK to people and waste precious time Investigating using the dialogue wheel. Usually this resulted in several choices, and at the very least I was forced to make a choice between 3 options of responding to the person. WHAT THE HELL!? Its like they wanted me to role-play. Glad ME3 got it right.
You know, you're a mean person!!!!
But I like you!
JPR out!
#137
Posté 04 avril 2012 - 12:13
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And let's praise all that is holy, that BW got rid of things like plot coherence and intelligent writing for speculation and pseudo intellectualism. I never cared for Soveriegn acting like he was some unknowable force like Cthulu or something. It's much easier knowing he was Star-Brat's least favorite toy! Cause that whole unimaginable terror from beyond is so overdone. Synthetics killing organics to save organics from being killed by synthetics is some deep 21st century type philosophy.
