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Sulious Vandomar

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Top Five:

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Shadow of the Colossus
Mass Effect 2
Tie Fighter
Rome: Total War

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The Mass Effect Trilogy

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Nah, that "honor" is for Rome: Total War.

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Sulious Vandomar wrote...

Top Five:

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Shadow of the Colossus
Mass Effect 2
Tie Fighter
Rome: Total War

God I wish that game was on the 360, I want it so bad

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Eh...the Age of Empires and Dawn of War series will always have a special place in my heart. I also liked Portal a great deal. First place is pretty much a draw between ME1 and 2. Though in terms of pure fun I'd say Team Fortress 2.

Modifié par Zardoc, 13 juillet 2012 - 01:57 .


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New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

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legion999 wrote...

New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

Boo.  Hiss.

Sorry.  I love most of Bethesda's games, but I think it's really unfair to put them in even the same league as Mass Effect.

No one ever cried over anything that happened in a Bethesda game.  I cry half a dozen times - and not because I'm sad - every time I play ME2 and once or twice every time I play ME1.  ME3 also has its moments.  And I'm not the only dude who admits it.

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hoodaticus wrote...

No one ever cried over anything that happened in a Bethesda game.


I cried when Lucien Lachance died in Oblivion. Even though his death was fitting for a child of Sithis, when I saw what was left of his corpse after the other Black Hand members had tortured and butchered him, I cried. He was a great character and (in my assassin's opinion) deserved a more honorable death.

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hoodaticus wrote...

legion999 wrote...

New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

Boo.  Hiss.

Sorry.  I love most of Bethesda's games, but I think it's really unfair to put them in even the same league as Mass Effect.

No one ever cried over anything that happened in a Bethesda game.  I cry half a dozen times - and not because I'm sad - every time I play ME2 and once or twice every time I play ME1.  ME3 also has its moments.  And I'm not the only dude who admits it.

I shed some tears when Thane died, that's about the only time I cried during a video game though. And I was genuinely shocked and sad when it was revealed to Isaac in Dead Space that Nicole had killed herself.
Bethesda games have never really been sad (most times), but they're games that many people (including myself) get really immersed in and enjoy the adventure. Most Bethesda games to me are about having an incredibly fun time, not as much having an emotional attachement, which isn't really a problem with me.

Modifié par Baa Baa, 13 juillet 2012 - 02:15 .


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KingBeezyB wrote...

Even before the extended cut, this was the greatest game Ive ever played :') Huge fan can't wait for new installments. But this, made me go through and play the series over. ME is my fav lore out there!


man that was a great video. great fan made video. Its good you like ME3. I didnt at all. entire game was ruined and ME1,2 were better. but that's just my opinion

hope you enjoy the series again as you playthrough. You should kill off wrex and see the difference of him and Wreav. I really enjoyed Wreav. man was he great. really made you want to hate him, but that was the point. Bioware did a great job with Wreav

anyway, have fun replaying the series again

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LadyMarisa wrote...

hoodaticus wrote...

No one ever cried over anything that happened in a Bethesda game.


I cried when Lucien Lachance died in Oblivion. Even though his death was fitting for a child of Sithis, when I saw what was left of his corpse after the other Black Hand members had tortured and butchered him, I cried. He was a great character and (in my assassin's opinion) deserved a more honorable death.

I don't think I've ever had the same emotional attachment to any charachters like in the ME series. Kudos to them.

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Okami.

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hoodaticus wrote...

legion999 wrote...

New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

Boo.  Hiss.

Sorry.  I love most of Bethesda's games, but I think it's really unfair to put them in even the same league as Mass Effect.

New Vegas is Obsidian.

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Hmm... favorite games huh?

BioShock
Deus Ex Human Revolution
Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Portal Series
Mass Effect 2
Crysis
Halo

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Greatest game ever? Nah.

Batman Arkham Asylum/City beats Mass Effect out for me. Fanboys, rave all you want about Jennifer Hale. I will always prefer the maniacal Mark Hamill.

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The only time I cried in ME because I was sad is when Samara killed Morinth - and that was just empathy for her. I shed tears in ME mostly because my mind is overwhelmed by how incredibly badass the thing I just witnessed was. Sometimes it's a moral stance, an inspiring Shepard speech, Shepard surviving the rubble of the citadel (two times), or the Collector base exploding. I definitely cried when Joker revealed the Normandy SR-2 the first time.

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Cthulhu42 wrote...

hoodaticus wrote...

legion999 wrote...

New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

Boo.  Hiss.

Sorry.  I love most of Bethesda's games, but I think it's really unfair to put them in even the same league as Mass Effect.

New Vegas is Obsidian.

Like I didn't know that.  Point stands - it's an open-universe Bethesda game.  Mass Effect pulls you in because their world is so very much like ours.  No Bethesda game does that.

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To me the best game ever is "mass effect" began with 1 and ended with 3 ( I consider them as one big game ) cause without playing them all dlc included the emotional effect would not have had the same impact as it did in the last game.

Now I never got to experience the original ending so i only see it as it is now with the new content cause at the time of its original release i was busy playing The Old Republic.

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Top 5, in no particular order:

Mass Effect 1
Okami
Ocarina of Time
Shadow of the Colossus
Red Dead Redemption

and, let's throw in Fallout 3 for good measure.

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Ticonderoga117 wrote...

Hmm... favorite games huh?

BioShock
Deus Ex Human Revolution
Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Portal Series
Mass Effect 2
Crysis
Halo

I forgot to put Crysis on my list...
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hoodaticus wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

New Vegas is Obsidian.

Like I didn't know that.  Point stands - it's an open-universe Bethesda game.  Mass Effect pulls you in because their world is so very much like ours.  No Bethesda game does that.


Fallout New Vegas does that.

Have you even played New Vegas? The quality of it's writing, characters, factions, and setting separate it from other "open-universe Bethesda games." It's not just Fallout 3 on the west coast, it's a very different RPG.

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JBPBRC wrote...

Greatest game ever? Nah.

Batman Arkham Asylum/City beats Mass Effect out for me. Fanboys, rave all you want about Jennifer Hale. I will always prefer the maniacal Mark Hamill.

Those games are great. And Mark Hamill will always beat Jennifer Hale, Mark Meer. I honestly wish we could choose more than just those two VA for Shepard.

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hoodaticus wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

hoodaticus wrote...

legion999 wrote...

New Vegas followed by Mass Effect.

Boo.  Hiss.

Sorry.  I love most of Bethesda's games, but I think it's really unfair to put them in even the same league as Mass Effect.

New Vegas is Obsidian.

Like I didn't know that.  Point stands - it's an open-universe Bethesda game.  Mass Effect pulls you in because their world is so very much like ours.  No Bethesda game does that.


World like ours? The Crucible and what it does (namely Synthesis) is far more over the top than even the 50s flavored anti-Communist Fallout culture.

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Baa Baa wrote...

I forgot to put Crysis on my list...
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Mmmm... Crysis. Crysis 2 made me sad when they ditched the sequel hook and went in a different direction.

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Nothing has ever captivated me more than Mass Effect 2 & 3. Don't get me wrong, Mass Effect 1 is great, it is the foundation on which the universe was born. But I just don't get the same "total immersion" feel that I get from the two sequels. I know I'll catch flak for this but I like the more cinematic, visceral feel of 2 & 3 compared to the more classic sci-fi vibe of 1.

But that's just my opinion, no need to go spreading around.