paxxton wrote...
Thanks! I might tune in.Norlond wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Will there be a webcast from Spike Awards?
There should be a livestream available here
It starts at 3am over here <_<
Modifié par Norlond, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:21 .
As there was no pistol you got as a bonus from preordering it is irrelevant as the most threads on this topic were made after the first release, way before any DLC.ElSuperGecko wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
No, but there don't have to be a message for the player everywhere.
Indeed. But when an established game mechanic suddenly and abruptly changes, it's worth looking into.Uhm there were quite a few complaints about MS being the hardest enemy in the game because of it. Also in the first playthrough Eva (it's Eva not EVA, this is not Command and Conquer) is shot by a Predator, which has the least amount of dps. Also I never read something about DLC weapons.
DPS is irrelevant - it's the number of times you hit Eva which determines the end of the cutscene. Apparently some of the pistols in the weapon packs simply do not fire or reload fast enough to reach the target, which means it's actually impossible to stop her if you've switched out to one of these weapons.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Yes, so did ME1. It was removed because weapons were used differently when they should have been, or if the weapon class wasn't usable they got the standard weapon anyway. ME3 just uses the standard weapon more often.AresKeith wrote...
Didn't ME2 show the weapons we had during cutscenes?
It still lacks consistency.AresKeith wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Yes, so did ME1. It was removed because weapons were used differently when they should have been, or if the weapon class wasn't usable they got the standard weapon anyway. ME3 just uses the standard weapon more often.AresKeith wrote...
Didn't ME2 show the weapons we had during cutscenes?
Boooo, I dun like it :-(
RavenEyry wrote...
Super fun OT time:
AresKeith wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Yes, so did ME1. It was removed because weapons were used differently when they should have been, or if the weapon class wasn't usable they got the standard weapon anyway. ME3 just uses the standard weapon more often.AresKeith wrote...
Didn't ME2 show the weapons we had during cutscenes?
Boooo, I dun like it :-(
Imo with more dev time the whole game would have been different ^^ (depending on how much of course)AresKeith wrote...
I wonder if they had more dev time they wouldn't have removed it
Modifié par MegumiAzusa, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:41 .
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
Was this ever brought up?
Just noticed the child becomes real, exactly when Shep touches the controls.
And disappears exactly when the tube explodes... (Which I am aware we knew already, just for reference)
Modifié par smokingotter1, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:46 .
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Imo with more dev time the whole game would have been different ^^ (depending on how much of course)AresKeith wrote...
I wonder if they had more dev time they wouldn't have removed it
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
Was this ever brought up?
Just noticed the child becomes real, exactly when Shep touches the controls.
And disappears exactly when the tube explodes... (Which I am aware we knew already, just for reference)
Modifié par RavenEyry, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:44 .
MegumiAzusa wrote...
As there was no pistol you got as a bonus from preordering it is irrelevant as the most threads on this topic were made after the first release, way before any DLC.ElSuperGecko wrote...
DPS is irrelevant - it's the number of times you hit Eva which determines the end of the cutscene. Apparently some of the pistols in the weapon packs simply do not fire or reload fast enough to reach the target, which means it's actually impossible to stop her if you've switched out to one of these weapons.MegumiAzusa wrote...
Uhm there were quite a few complaints about MS being the hardest enemy in the game because of it. Also in the first playthrough Eva (it's Eva not EVA, this is not Command and Conquer) is shot by a Predator, which has the least amount of dps. Also I never read something about DLC weapons.
Modifié par ElSuperGecko, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:47 .
Sooo. I have to activate the red Crucible to close a comm channel? Look at it, it's the same effect when we stop talking to someone in holo form.RavenEyry wrote...
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
Was this ever brought up?
Just noticed the child becomes real, exactly when Shep touches the controls.
And disappears exactly when the tube explodes... (Which I am aware we knew already, just for reference)
And it can't even be dismissed as being destroyed since only the red pulse actually kills stuff.
Which is still besides the point and there is no need for hostilities and insults.ElSuperGecko wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
As there was no pistol you got as a bonus from preordering it is irrelevant as the most threads on this topic were made after the first release, way before any DLC.ElSuperGecko wrote...
DPS is irrelevant - it's the number of times you hit Eva which determines the end of the cutscene. Apparently some of the pistols in the weapon packs simply do not fire or reload fast enough to reach the target, which means it's actually impossible to stop her if you've switched out to one of these weapons.MegumiAzusa wrote...
Uhm there were quite a few complaints about MS being the hardest enemy in the game because of it. Also in the first playthrough Eva (it's Eva not EVA, this is not Command and Conquer) is shot by a Predator, which has the least amount of dps. Also I never read something about DLC weapons.
Ultra-defensive today aren't we Megumi? Who said it was relevant? I was simply enlightening you on the nature of the DLC complaints.
smokingotter1 wrote...
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
Was this ever brought up?
Just noticed the child becomes real, exactly when Shep touches the controls.
And disappears exactly when the tube explodes... (Which I am aware we knew already, just for reference)
What is interesting about the destroy scene is the EXACT moment the glass shatters in the destroy choice is the same moment the choice disappears. Also (again all ITers should rewatch destroy a few times) when the kid is in the background the carnifex sound is heard, normal right?
But when the camera zooms in on Shepard with no starchild in the background you can hear the predator.
Fun stuff:wizard:
Norlond wrote...
This just in
"Most valuable lesson learned producing mass effect DLC? Size matters." - Mike Gamble
MegumiAzusa wrote...
I'm still waiting for "The Reaper Chronicles" or "The Marauder Shields Chronicles".
Leviathan was also called too short for the price.BleedingUranium wrote...
Norlond wrote...
This just in
"Most valuable lesson learned producing mass effect DLC? Size matters." - Mike Gamble
I think this might have something to do with Omega
RavenEyry wrote...
Leviathan was also called too short for the price.BleedingUranium wrote...
Norlond wrote...
This just in
"Most valuable lesson learned producing mass effect DLC? Size matters." - Mike Gamble
I think this might have something to do with Omega
BleedingUranium wrote...
Norlond wrote...
This just in
"Most valuable lesson learned producing mass effect DLC? Size matters." - Mike Gamble
I think this might have something to do with Omega
Modifié par Norlond, 07 décembre 2012 - 04:57 .
If he means that as in how many MB a DLC is... he's wrong.Norlond wrote...
This just in
"Most valuable lesson learned producing mass effect DLC? Size matters." - Mike Gamble
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