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[MrDavid]

Yes, but that's only so I could have the joy of experiencing it for the first time...again....umm...that makes sense right?

[PrimeGeth]

Holy crap no! I was introduced to the series with ME3. And having just finished playing thru the 4th time, I can honestly say that I am a satisfied and fulfilled video game connoisseurs because of ME3. After I finished it the first time, I bought ME2. Then even dusted off my xbox to play ME. The way the characters and decisions impact the story in ME3 is unlike anything ever created before (that I know of). Seeing the technical evolution of Bioware's genius from 1 to 2 to the breathtaking 3 was SO cool!! Yea, I think the world is a better place with ME3 in it. Amen.

[DamonD7]

No.

Original endings depressed the hell out of me, but the rest of the game I liked a lot and the EC has made me feel better about things. I wish we hadn't gone through this whole situation over the past three months to get here, but at the moment I'm feeling good about Mass Effect again.

[JaegerBane]

Drayvenn wrote...
How do you feel? 

Honestly, I kind of wish I had played ME3 for the first time with the EC installed.

Fortunately, my initial playthrough was the only one that I completed prior to the EC - the 'idiot' playthrough where I spent all my money upgrading Vipers and Katanas, made the wrong decisions and failed to smack Han'Gerrel. So no major harm done.

[TudorWolf]

Nah, the game's not perfect and it could have been better, sure, but at the end of the day I enjoyed the experience.

[Verit]

Yes. I even regret replaying ME1 and ME2 as much as I did.

[Remus A]

DamonD7 wrote...

No.

Original endings depressed the hell out of me, but the rest of the game I liked a lot and the EC has made me feel better about things. I wish we hadn't gone through this whole situation over the past three months to get here, but at the moment I'm feeling good about Mass Effect again.

[TemplePhoenix]

No way!

I got hours of enjoyment our of this puppy, and with all the whole-trilogy runthroughs to come, I'll get hours more.

[zapphoman24]

No regrets at all. Yeah I hated the endings but now that's been fixed, I have absolutely no problems whatsoever.

Modifié par zapphoman24, 30 juin 2012 - 07:25 .

[Makkah876]

I wished I hadn't played ME3, or any other game in the series. Why? So I could get the feeling of playing them for the first time again.

[Phaedros]

Same as DA2.. yes

[Admiralcain]

No. The ending doesn't throw me off. Mass Effect has always been about the journey and the experience rather then the destination. I have mix opinions on the ending, but irregardless of the ending, I still can go back and enjoy playing parts of ME1/2/3

[Lee T]

Nope. I had to play it to forge my own opinion. I also felt I had to be there for the ending of one of the most ambitious computer RPG project. I regret that they didn't follow through this project but I did not regret playing it.

As far as the ME series as a whole is concerned I only regret playing ME2 multiple times. The game felt derivative to me but I still did "grind" through it with all my ME1 characters hoping that it would a classic case of "the second part of a trilogy is often less interesting than the first and last part".

Unfortunately for me the Mass Effect Experience was a downward slope rather than a V.

Modifié par Lee T, 30 juin 2012 - 11:10 .

[Kelwing]

Not at all. I enjoyed ME3 and EC just made it better. Not perfect but better. I love the Mass Effect universe. Not many other games I can think of that I play so much of.

[daftPirate]

Makkah876 wrote...

I wished I hadn't played ME3, or any other game in the series. Why? So I could get the feeling of playing them for the first time again.

[NeitherNor]

I don't regret playing it, but that doesn't mean I think it's 'zomg best evah 10/10'. ME3 has some serious problems beyond just the lacklustre and unimpressive ending (both original and extended). Less dialogue choices, less interesting squad, less interaction during conversations, characters that died in previous games are simply replaced by nameless copies, etc.

I think I've played ME1 about five times now over the last four years and just started another character, ME2 I played twice. I don't think I'll be revisiting ME3 any time soon, though. Perhaps I'll do a play-through of all games with one character sometime in the future, but in the meantime I'm having a lot more fun on Noveria and Feros, than I would have on Mars and Rannoch.