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[B.Shep]

My only problem was the vehicle wasn't good to climb mountains. Apart from that i liked to drive the Mako while exploring some uncharted worlds.

 

By the way, Tali looks nice in that batgirl outfit

[Etocis]

After seeing the Batgirl outfit I can't stop thinking about Injustice: Gods Among Us.

[Hrungr]

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can you give us any clues or info as to if ME:Trilogy is coming to the next gen systems, if so will it include the dlc's with it

 

Yanick Roy ‏@YanickRRoy 

Nothing new to report since the last post from @AarynFlynn on this a little while ago

 

 

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How does it feel knowing every comment you make can end up on tomorrow's gaming headlines?

 

Yanick Roy ‏@YanickRRoy 

Makes me feel like re-reading my tweets MANY times before pressing the Tweet button!

[Malanek]

The Mako was simply too slow and the player spent too much time in it. The controls were easy enough (I never understood that argument) but the thing took forever to get from A to B, and vehicles should be fast to be exciting. I also think the set pieces that were designed around it were either simple and boring or just stupid (one hit kills from invisible thresher maws). Look at the final action piece in Half Life 2 Episode 2 for how to do vehicle action. In my mind, that is still today by far the best designed vehicle encounter for a shooter.

 

In contrast the hammerhead was too flimsy. The best strategy for it was simply to hand back flitting around in a semi-circle motion avoiding things while holding down the shoot key. This was also boring but at least the non-combat parts were better due to speed and jumping ability.

 

If they wanted to redesign the amko I think they would have to put a lot of effort into improving it. First increase its speed by at least 100%. Make the shield recharge same speed as when on foot. Give it half a dozen abilities, things like a nova aoe blast to encourage close combat, a defensive shield boost buff, a speed and jump turbo boost, a long range aoe attack, etc etc. Add critical hit points to enemies (which is double challenging when moving quickly). Allow the players Mako to be upgraded with different cannons, missiles etc. And then put enough effort into the encounters so they are fresh and exciting and involve multiple strategies.

 

And whatever else is done, when you slam into a humanoid enemy at full speed knocking it to the ground, and then run back and forth over it a dozen times, it should be taking some damage.

 

There is no point in doing something half a**ed it would be better not to use it. I thought thought the execution was terrible in ME1.

[Drone223]

The Mako was simply too slow and the player spent too much time in it. The controls were easy enough (I never understood that argument) but the thing took forever to get from A to B, and vehicles should be fast to be exciting. I also think the set pieces that were designed around it were either simple and boring or just stupid (one hit kills from invisible thresher maws). Look at the final action piece in Half Life 2 Episode 2 for how to do vehicle action. In my mind, that is still today by far the best designed vehicle encounter for a shooter.

 

In contrast the hammerhead was too flimsy. The best strategy for it was simply to hand back flitting around in a semi-circle motion avoiding things while holding down the shoot key. This was also boring but at least the non-combat parts were better due to speed and jumping ability.

 

If they wanted to redesign the amko I think they would have to put a lot of effort into improving it. First increase its speed by at least 100%. Make the shield recharge same speed as when on foot. Give it half a dozen abilities, things like a nova aoe blast to encourage close combat, a defensive shield boost buff, a speed and jump turbo boost, a long range aoe attack, etc etc. Add critical hit points to enemies (which is double challenging when moving quickly). Allow the players Mako to be upgraded with different cannons, missiles etc. And then put enough effort into the encounters so they are fresh and exciting and involve multiple strategies.

 

And whatever else is done, when you slam into a humanoid enemy at full speed knocking it to the ground, and then run back and forth over it a dozen times, it should be taking some damage.

 

There is no point in doing something half a**ed it would be better not to use it. I thought thought the execution was terrible in ME1.

tbh I think if you hit some one on foot with the mako it should be an instant kill.

Modifié par Drone223, 01 mai 2014 - 03:45 .

[Etocis]

Well I suppose we could always do something with M29 Grizzly.

[Drone223]

Well I suppose we could always do something with M29 Grizzly.

In ME1 you can operate the turret of the Grizzly but its pretty much like the mako's.

 

[B.Shep]

Years of playing and i didn't know this was possible

[Drone223]

Years of playing and i didn't know this was possible

Same I found out in this thread.

 

http://forum.bioware...scovered/page-3

[Etocis]

Well BShep we all learn something new, just today I found an Easter egg basket on firebase Vancouver.

[Sequin]

Years of playing and i didn't know this was possible

Don't feel bad. On my very first playthrough of ME1, I didn't realise the Mako was equipped with missiles until I triggered one by accident. You can imagine my surprise as I sat there, dumbfounded... the slow realisation setting in that I had been playing the game on a much steeper curve than had been intended by Bioware. In the end, though, I felt proud of myself for lasting as long as I did with just the standard gun of the Mako. And it made me a lot better at vehicular combat in this game.

Seriously, for me the difficulty level went down by about a hundred degrees.

[Nitrocuban]

HAX!!!

[Lady Sif]

Jo Berry ‏@Joanna_Berry 

You know you're busy when you're going through multiple "to do / don't forget to" lists in ONE DAY. #space

[ElitePinecone]

Years of playing and i didn't know this was possible

 

THIS.

 

I've played ME five or six times and it never once occurred to me that you could get in the Grizzly's turret. 

[travmonster]

Don't feel bad. On my very first playthrough of ME1, I didn't realise the Mako was equipped with missiles until I triggered one by accident. You can imagine my surprise as I sat there, dumbfounded... the slow realisation setting in that I had been playing the game on a much steeper curve than had been intended by Bioware. In the end, though, I felt proud of myself for lasting as long as I did with just the standard gun of the Mako. And it made me a lot better at vehicular combat in this game.

Seriously, for me the difficulty level went down by about a hundred degrees.

 

Speaking of steeper curves, in my first two playthroughs of Mass Effect, I didn't realize that I could simply press the right control stick to zoom in with the Mako's weapons. I kept trying to drive within close-enough range to see what was shooting at me, only to be vaporized over and over again from multiple missile strikes. In the end, I muddled my way through the Mako missions with a plethora of squinting.

 

When I finally discovered that I could zoom in (by accident on my third playthrough), there was much gnashing of teeth.  But some leaps of joy also.  Mako missions were suddenly super-easy! 

[PCThug]

Don't feel bad. On my very first playthrough of ME1, I didn't realise the Mako was equipped with missiles until I triggered one by accident. You can imagine my surprise as I sat there, dumbfounded... the slow realisation setting in that I had been playing the game on a much steeper curve than had been intended by Bioware. In the end, though, I felt proud of myself for lasting as long as I did with just the standard gun of the Mako. And it made me a lot better at vehicular combat in this game.

Seriously, for me the difficulty level went down by about a hundred degrees.

This happened to me too! There were a lot of things I didn't realize when I first played that made the game more difficult for myself. I actually thought medi-gel and omni-gel were the same thing. I have no explanation for that one.

[Jo Berry]

This happened to me too! There were a lot of things I didn't realize when I first played that made the game more difficult for myself. I actually thought medi-gel and omni-gel were the same thing. I have no explanation for that one.

 

Tali: Shepard... why are you putting semi-molten ceramic on Garrus's injuries?

Shepard: LIVE, DAMN YOU, LIVE!!

Tali: ...

[Sequin]

Tali: Shepard... why are you putting semi-molten ceramic on Garrus's injuries?
Shepard: LIVE, DAMN YOU, LIVE!!
Tali: ...

Be careful, Jo. This post might turn up in the online gaming news cycle as an official leak from ME:Placeholder's script.

[Iakus]

This happened to me too! There were a lot of things I didn't realize when I first played that made the game more difficult for myself. I actually thought medi-gel and omni-gel were the same thing. I have no explanation for that one.

 

I don't know how many ME1 paythrus I had done before I realized the Mako had a scope I could zoom in with.

 

After that, shooting things in the Mako felt almost like cheating

[Sequin]

Starting to think the Mako should have had a tutorial level, since I appear to not be the only one who discovered all of this late in the game. I didn't find the scope until ME2 was out.

[KevinDiesel]

Starting to think the Mako should have had a tutorial level, since I appear to not be the only one who discovered all of this late in the game. I didn't find the scope until ME2 was out.

lol, that makes me actually pretty curious, because i've gotten everything figured out the first time i've driven the mako.

didn't anybody red the manual ?

[Sequin]

lol, that makes me actually pretty curious, because i've gotten everything figured out the first time i've driven the mako.
didn't anybody red the manual ?

And risk wrinkling it?

[KevinDiesel]

And risk wrinkling it?

welp, in that case, there's still that little, mysterious, mostly unkown thing called..."google".

[Sequin]

Oh I know. If it had been an issue I would have. Problem was, I was ignorant of there being an issue so there was no point in googling anything. I stayed away from the internet in those days due to the early release of the game (the infamous Kmart early release).

And since I'm getting terribly off topic now...

Jo Berry ‏@Joanna_Berry
You know you're busy when you're going through multiple "to do / don't forget to" lists in ONE DAY. #space

I was happy to see that posting in this thread made the "to do" list.

[Raizo]

This happened to me too! There were a lot of things I didn't realize when I first played that made the game more difficult for myself. I actually thought medi-gel and omni-gel were the same thing. I have no explanation for that one.

Believe it or not I thought they were same thing to on my first playthrough. In hindsight I'm not really sure how I made that mistake but I did.