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Is it wrong to want more 'Interactions?'


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arc_gabriel_

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I enjoy playing games that have the "Options" to interact with another,... What really made Mass Effect 3 a bit great was the way the characters reacted during certain missions and the way they would only have something to say like rarely.

I had a thought like Sims yes like that maybe more interactions would make it better in my opinion. I know not everyone has these kinds of ways they enjoy games but would it hurt to just have that in the game?

I know after certain missions you can talk with them but that is only what a little chat here and there 'And' that includes even if they want to talk to you, blah blah.. The main thing was bringing games over like I expected to have more of a connection chat with a past relationhip like Liara there is something there but it's dead in a way?

Well here's to hoping for something, maybe they will fill this gap with the 'Extended cut DLC' maybe not.. :wub:

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lillitheris

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LI improvements thread in my signature applies here, I think. :)

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mnomaha

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The lack of dialogue in this game is appalling. I miss having actual conversations with my squad mates like in ME2. Then again, most of them were written off and I got stuck with...well, I'm just not happy with what I got stuck with.

And check my signature too. :)

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I like that squaddies talk to each other more, and comment on what happened during missions, but I miss having more in depth conversations.

Modifié par gosimmons, 04 mai 2012 - 02:57 .


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Ecrulis

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gosimmons wrote...

I like that squaddies talk to each other more, and comment on what happened during missions, but I miss having more in depth conversations.


I think this is pretty much how I feel, I loved all the banter in the game, Tali drunk was hysterical especially if you go down to Javiks room afterwards :lol:. But i do miss having in depth conversations with the crew mates.

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arc_gabriel_

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When Tali was drinking a toast to Miranda it was funny. They should of had more interactions to that kind of way, when their emotions showed it made it more seem to a real converse.

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Demonique

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I thought that clicking on companions after missions to hear their thoughts on the missions was a lot better than "Can it wait a bit? I'm in the middle of some callibrations?" and "Now you're just pissing around" and whatever the other squaddies had to say

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Grimwick

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Absolutely not. The game was lacking in this area and I for one would like to see it improved!

I feel that the cinematic interactions were actually very good, they were often better than ME2. That said though, there was very little of them! I get bored very very quickly of watching my Shep speak auto-dialogue to the squad out of cinematics and they never have anything interesting to say. I did like the interactions between the squad mates but I don't think we should have gotten that in replacement of actually being to have in depth conversations.

I really hope some sort of dlc will come out adding more cinematic interactions, at least to fill in the huge hole between Tuchanka - Thessia.

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OMTING52601

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I didn't like the way most of the dialogue played out in-game. From overly long auto-dialogued cut scenes to the click on a squadmate to hear what they thought after a mission, I was pretty let down. I guess in the beginning, I thought having an 'action' mode was a cool idea - allowing folks more into fighting to coast through the talking without much effort. I didn't expect to see that nearly all interactions would be reduced to either total autodialogue or mostly autodialogue with a couple of chances for my Shep to interject a thought or two - strictly as commentary and not as 'investigate' options - via the less-option dialogue wheel. FWIW, YMMV.

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 I was hoping for more banter among the squadmates and to be able to discuss other things outside the main quest with them.

Like Garrus, I too missed the elevator chats from ME1.

It was one of the things that i liked so much about Dragon Age: Origins.  The characters discussed previous missions and places they had been to, also they spoke to each other about their background, Alistair and his chaste upbringing was a common theme.

oh yeah, and in DA:O, my characters love life was something that the others characters enjoyed chatting about quite a bit.  :blush:

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arc_gabriel_

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Yeah in DA:O the interactions when going around and hearing them actually talk was something I really liked in the game I just wished that they would of done something like that in ME because walking around with team mates during a task or just around a place seems quite odd out of the bunch not to talk or say something.

I know in other terms if that was me standing there with others I would at least talk to keep the awkward silence never come up moments.

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Omega Torsk

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There definitely should have been more.

Ambient auto-dialogue is a poor substitute. Actually, it isn't even a substitute as far as I'm concerned.