jstme wrote...
Why do you think so? I loved the fade.Cthulhu42 wrote...
I bet all the people who didn't finish DA:O stopped at The Fade.
First thing I do is play through the campaign whether it's ME3 or MW3.o Ventus wrote...
After reading some of these replies...
... Am I the only person here whose "gamer buddies" (and myself) routinely finish the games they rent and purchase?
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Modifié par Kel Riever, 13 août 2012 - 11:39 .
Modifié par ediskrad327, 13 août 2012 - 11:40 .
ChookAttack wrote...
These figures don't mean that most gamers don't finish the game. The figures aren't tracked by individual player.
ediskrad327 wrote...
jstme wrote...
Why do you think so? I loved the fade.Cthulhu42 wrote...
I bet all the people who didn't finish DA:O stopped at The Fade.
long, boring, having to go thru one are to have to go to another to get a form to return to the previous area and finish it, and the golems on Console had a weir way of opening doors (at least on the Xbox 360 version)
Pitznik wrote...
How does that matter?Thaa_solon wrote...
Speezy wrote...
Thaa_solon wrote...
MegaSovereign wrote...
42% is actually pretty high.
No not really, not for a finale of an series.
Number should be higher
It's high for a videogame.
Yes but not when the franchise is potentially ending since it's a trilogy.
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AlanC9 wrote...
ChookAttack wrote...
These figures don't mean that most gamers don't finish the game. The figures aren't tracked by individual player.
Where did you get that idea?
Modifié par ChookAttack, 13 août 2012 - 11:52 .
ChookAttack wrote...
AlanC9 wrote...
ChookAttack wrote...
These figures don't mean that most gamers don't finish the game. The figures aren't tracked by individual player.
Where did you get that idea?
What I mean is that it doesn't track how many individual registered games completed one play through. It tracks how many games were completed. If 10 players start a game and 8 complete it. That gives an 80% completion rate. If those 8 then start a new gane and only 4 complete that second game, that makes the completion rate around 66%. That doesn't mean only 66% of individual players finished the game, it means that 66% of games started were completed. 80% of gamers finished the game, but the the completion rate will be much lower.
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Virginian wrote...
I buy a game I am going to finish it.
Modifié par iakus, 14 août 2012 - 12:02 .
iakus wrote...
Virginian wrote...
I buy a game I am going to finish it.
Indeed.
If I don't get at least two complete playthroughs out of a game, I feel like I've wasted my money. I've done three full runs of DAO and currently partway through a fourth. I've lost track of how many ME games I've completed Even did four ME2 runs.
Of course, I only did 1.5 ME3 runs, so...
You actually trolled yourself pretty well. Gratz, I don't see that happen very often. Nice cherry pick on the article hoping others wouldn't follow the link though:7he Island Head wrote...
I was gonna make a troll thread but this article will be just as fun to share!
http://www.gameinfor...d-the-game.aspxSaving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
No wonder so many people aren't mad at Bioware! They didn't even see star kid!
Nice self troll post. An informed gamer, looking to bash, would have considered this as well, provided by AFW: http://articles.cnn....mers?_s=PM:TECH. Of course, somebody just looking to troll would try to pretend that this is some kind of isolated problem inherent to this game, which would, of course, explain the cherry picking of the article to support their point, instead of copy/pasting the whole thing while there.article wrote...
Saving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
BioWare online development director Fernando Melo revealed the data during a talk at GDC Europe today, as reported by Eurogamer. The completion rate is actually down from Mass Effect 2, which saw 56 percent of players finishing the game. Melo noted that the completion rate for Mass Effect 2 actually saw a jump this year due to players wanting to prepare their save files to import for the third game.
The developer says Mass Effect 1 only saw completion rates of 40 percent. Dragon Age: Origins was completed 36 percent while Dragon Age 2 was completed 41 percent.
Mass Effect 3 is now coming to Wii U as a launch title this holiday.
zambot wrote...
Given all the controversy, I'm surprised the completion rate isn't higher than ME2. I figured most people who bought the game would at least be curious. I guess there's YouTube.
robertthebard wrote...
You actually trolled yourself pretty well. Gratz, I don't see that happen very often. Nice cherry pick on the article hoping others wouldn't follow the link though:Saving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
3DandBeyond wrote...
zambot wrote...
Given all the controversy, I'm surprised the completion rate isn't higher than ME2. I figured most people who bought the game would at least be curious. I guess there's YouTube.
This might be the reason.
It could very well be. However, this doesn't compute with what the OP thought he/she was providing, proof that the game sucked so bad that 58% of the players didn't finish it. Imagine their shock and surprise to find out that more people finished it than DA: O, which I find hard to believe, considering how many times I've finished that compared to all three ME games combined...Lionel Ou wrote...
robertthebard wrote...
You actually trolled yourself pretty well. Gratz, I don't see that happen very often. Nice cherry pick on the article hoping others wouldn't follow the link though:Saving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
Yes, it couldn't possibly be that the controversy made people curious enough to play the game to the end, instead of getting tired half way through.
robertthebard wrote...
It could very well be. However, this doesn't compute with what the OP thought he/she was providing, proof that the game sucked so bad that 58% of the players didn't finish it. Imagine their shock and surprise to find out that more people finished it than DA: O, which I find hard to believe, considering how many times I've finished that compared to all three ME games combined...Lionel Ou wrote...
robertthebard wrote...
You actually trolled yourself pretty well. Gratz, I don't see that happen very often. Nice cherry pick on the article hoping others wouldn't follow the link though:Saving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
Yes, it couldn't possibly be that the controversy made people curious enough to play the game to the end, instead of getting tired half way through.
What? You didn't create any characters in DA 2? You most certainly can import saves, you just can't import your Warden. Regarding reading any of the OP's other posts, no, I didn't, there's really no need. It's clear that it's just more "Let's bash something different about ME 3 today", only the OP made a mistake about what to bash. Did he post a retraction? That would be worth reading.Lionel Ou wrote...
robertthebard wrote...
It could very well be. However, this doesn't compute with what the OP thought he/she was providing, proof that the game sucked so bad that 58% of the players didn't finish it. Imagine their shock and surprise to find out that more people finished it than DA: O, which I find hard to believe, considering how many times I've finished that compared to all three ME games combined...Lionel Ou wrote...
robertthebard wrote...
You actually trolled yourself pretty well. Gratz, I don't see that happen very often. Nice cherry pick on the article hoping others wouldn't follow the link though:Saving Earth and stopping the Reapers didn't seem appealing for most gamers it seems. In its five months since release, BioWare says 42 percent of players actually finished Mass Effect 3.
Yes, it couldn't possibly be that the controversy made people curious enough to play the game to the end, instead of getting tired half way through.
What, you didn't read the first line and the second post?
From what I can recall, you can't import save games from DA to DA2? So much less incentive to run through it again, really.
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