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masster blaster wrote...
I agree with both of you, but I hope they will have geth Primes and Kirre to talk in Andersons base of operations.
Modifié par masster blaster, 23 mai 2012 - 11:32 .
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?EpyonX3 wrote...
byne wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
ll PAYASO323 ll wrote...
Same herepaxxton wrote...
I liked London very much.
I think London was very "well done", but didnt have enough variety or representation of your assets/choices. Doesnt bother me though because I know more is coming.
I dont think it was even that well done. It was just like a half hour of mediocre combat that in no way really needed to be in the game. I doubt many people would have complained if the entirety of the London mission was landing immediately at the zone where you say all your goodbyes, then cutting straight to the charge, handling all the fighting via cutscenes.
Especially if they'd incorporated your various war assets into said cutscenes.
I liked it because it gave the player the chance to experience what the resistence was going through. The constant waves of reapers and taking down the yet another reaper despite getting "hammered" was pretty satisfying. It would have been nice to get variations like some of the side missions but then it would have just gotten too repetative.
Modifié par paxxton, 23 mai 2012 - 11:30 .
byne wrote...
masster blaster wrote...
I agree with both of you, but I hope they will have geth Primes and Kirre to talk in Andersons base of operations.
Well, they're already in Anderson's base of operations if you sabotage the genophage with Wrex as leader, since he pulls back all krogan support, so you have Kirrahe and the salarians instead of Wrex and the krogan, and you have the Geth Prime if you side with the geth over the quarians.
Modifié par masster blaster, 23 mai 2012 - 11:31 .
And you are very much right. It was epic. Protecting the Thanix missles was unforgettable with all those Banshees and Brutes coming in. Without Nova, grenades and mines there was no chance of survival.Big Bad wrote...
perhaps i just suck at gaming, but i thought the london missions were some of the most intense gameplay i have ever experienced.
Modifié par paxxton, 23 mai 2012 - 11:34 .
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?
paxxton wrote...
And you are very much right. It was epic. Protecting the Thanix missles was unforgettable with all those Banshees and Brutes coming in. Without Nova there was no chance of survival.Big Bad wrote...
perhaps i just suck at gaming, but i thought the london missions were some of the most intense gameplay i have ever experienced.
paxxton wrote...
And you are very much right. It was epic. Protecting the Thanix missles was unforgettable with all those Banshees and Brutes coming in. Without Nova, grenades and mines there was no chance of survival.
Modifié par masster blaster, 23 mai 2012 - 11:38 .
And don't forget, he runs through a locked door and survives a reaper blast by hiding in an open vent. Maybe that kid should be leading the fight.masster blaster wrote...
Did you know that the kid was on a balcony where there was no vehicle/stairs present, and the n you see the kid/god child who just climbed up a 50 foot story building and run in side just when husk started to appear out of nowhere.
Grab the Hydra, go into the next building left of the second launcher, wait about 30 secs and it's ready.paxxton wrote...
And you are very much right. It was epic. Protecting the Thanix missles was unforgettable with all those Banshees and Brutes coming in. Without Nova, grenades and mines there was no chance of survival.Big Bad wrote...
perhaps i just suck at gaming, but i thought the london missions were some of the most intense gameplay i have ever experienced.
LOL. The same can be done with the last fight before the door to the Thanix missles. You just have to evade the Brutes. Having said that it makes no sense why you have to fight all the waves by the missle launchers.byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?
Huh, didnt know about that, but I know of a few fights in ME2 you can skip by just running.
If you run past the geth in the room right before you find Tali's father on her loyalty mission, and get to his body, the geth in the previous room just die and the cutscene starts.
If you just activate the last two buttons during the vent part of the suicide mission, you can skip the fight in the last room.
Best one though was if you just ran through the entire part of the derelict reaper after you first see legion, then die at the very end, it will reload an autosave at the end of that part, with no enemies alive. Thats how I did that mission on insanity. Activated my infiltrator cloak and just ran past everything.
Also, its not exactly a fight, per se, but if you can get to the door at the end of the hallway on the Mars level in ME3, you can run through the door and skip that room with the moving orange wall.
Modifié par paxxton, 23 mai 2012 - 11:40 .
Yup, the explosion definitely shows high pressure by pushing the glass out, a lot of that pressure and heat would have been forced through any air ducts.Big G13 wrote...
And don't forget, he runs through a locked door and survives a reaper blast by hiding in an open vent. Maybe that kid should be leading the fight.
Modifié par DJBare, 23 mai 2012 - 11:41 .
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?EpyonX3 wrote...
byne wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
ll PAYASO323 ll wrote...
Same herepaxxton wrote...
I liked London very much.
I think London was very "well done", but didnt have enough variety or representation of your assets/choices. Doesnt bother me though because I know more is coming.
I dont think it was even that well done. It was just like a half hour of mediocre combat that in no way really needed to be in the game. I doubt many people would have complained if the entirety of the London mission was landing immediately at the zone where you say all your goodbyes, then cutting straight to the charge, handling all the fighting via cutscenes.
Especially if they'd incorporated your various war assets into said cutscenes.
I liked it because it gave the player the chance to experience what the resistence was going through. The constant waves of reapers and taking down the yet another reaper despite getting "hammered" was pretty satisfying. It would have been nice to get variations like some of the side missions but then it would have just gotten too repetative.
paxxton wrote...
LOL. The same can be done with the last fight before the door to the Thanix missles. You just have to evade the Brutes. Having said that it makes no sense why you have to fight all the waves by the missle launchers.
byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?
Huh, didnt know about that, but I know of a few fights in ME2 you can skip by just running.
If you run past the geth in the room right before you find Tali's father on her loyalty mission, and get to his body, the geth in the previous room just die and the cutscene starts.
If you just activate the last two buttons during the vent part of the suicide mission, you can skip the fight in the last room.
Best one though was if you just ran through the entire part of the derelict reaper after you first see legion, then die at the very end, it will reload an autosave at the end of that part, with no enemies alive. Thats how I did that mission on insanity. Activated my infiltrator cloak and just ran past everything.
Also, its not exactly a fight, per se, but if you can get to the door at the end of the hallway on the Mars level in ME3, you can run through the door and skip that room with the moving orange wall.
never skipped a fight, and esp the derelict reaper one sounds like cheating xD
I'll be in the Extended Cut as Commander Shepard.masster blaster wrote...
Any word about the Extended Cut and Who's coming back to record for the dlc?
EpyonX3 wrote...
Yeah but you can do that in most shooters. It's clear that ME level designs are heavily trigger based. I'd rather fight through all of it because the combat is the best it's been.
byne wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
Yeah but you can do that in most shooters. It's clear that ME level designs are heavily trigger based. I'd rather fight through all of it because the combat is the best it's been.
Its less good combat and more just throwing a ton of enemies at you, in my opinion
MegumiAzusa wrote...
byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?
Huh, didnt know about that, but I know of a few fights in ME2 you can skip by just running.
If you run past the geth in the room right before you find Tali's father on her loyalty mission, and get to his body, the geth in the previous room just die and the cutscene starts.
If you just activate the last two buttons during the vent part of the suicide mission, you can skip the fight in the last room.
Best one though was if you just ran through the entire part of the derelict reaper after you first see legion, then die at the very end, it will reload an autosave at the end of that part, with no enemies alive. Thats how I did that mission on insanity. Activated my infiltrator cloak and just ran past everything.
Also, its not exactly a fight, per se, but if you can get to the door at the end of the hallway on the Mars level in ME3, you can run through the door and skip that room with the moving orange wall.
It sounds nice but you have to stand out in the open, if you got a low hp class like Adept the Marauders will slaughter you. Also if you just camp at the first launcher the second will never trigger. In my first try I fought about 10 minutes or more without something happening.byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
LOL. The same can be done with the last fight before the door to the Thanix missles. You just have to evade the Brutes. Having said that it makes no sense why you have to fight all the waves by the missle launchers.
That very last fight, if you're lucky, and stand in the right places, you can get the laser the destroyer keeps shooting at you to kill the banshees chasing you.
Tricking a Reaper into helping you is probly the most satisfying thing ever.
EpyonX3 wrote...
byne wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
Yeah but you can do that in most shooters. It's clear that ME level designs are heavily trigger based. I'd rather fight through all of it because the combat is the best it's been.
Its less good combat and more just throwing a ton of enemies at you, in my opinion
I guess but I liked the way the at least changed it up. I remember a wave of just about 3-4 brutes that seem to come out of nowhere. Freaked the the hell out. My squad mates went down 3 times each.
Big G13 wrote...
And don't forget, he runs through a locked door and survives a reaper blast by hiding in an open vent. Maybe that kid should be leading the fight.masster blaster wrote...
Did you know that the kid was on a balcony where there was no vehicle/stairs present, and the n you see the kid/god child who just climbed up a 50 foot story building and run in side just when husk started to appear out of nowhere.
Ya Husks are pretty easy for Adepts, drain their armor and then throw a Singularity into the mass. ploploplop all dead.byne wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
byne wrote...
paxxton wrote...
But they should work on the details. Did you know that you can omit an entire fight at the beginning by just running away until the Cortez Falls cutscene starts?
Huh, didnt know about that, but I know of a few fights in ME2 you can skip by just running.
If you run past the geth in the room right before you find Tali's father on her loyalty mission, and get to his body, the geth in the previous room just die and the cutscene starts.
If you just activate the last two buttons during the vent part of the suicide mission, you can skip the fight in the last room.
Best one though was if you just ran through the entire part of the derelict reaper after you first see legion, then die at the very end, it will reload an autosave at the end of that part, with no enemies alive. Thats how I did that mission on insanity. Activated my infiltrator cloak and just ran past everything.
Also, its not exactly a fight, per se, but if you can get to the door at the end of the hallway on the Mars level in ME3, you can run through the door and skip that room with the moving orange wall.
Well, I was playing an infiltrator, and even Garrus admits the derelict Reaper was tough if you used a sniper.
Modifié par MegumiAzusa, 23 mai 2012 - 11:53 .
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