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[Testosticore]

 Yes.

[Arppis]

Haha...

...no.

[Pancakes71]

Strawberry Jam.

[StrawHatMoose]

No. Devs have said it is A feature. I'm glad to know you are ignorant.

[JohnShades]

No,as recently stated by Bryan Johnson, it is a feature of the game.

[RNG God]

Testosticore wrote...

 Yes.

I'm glad you could correct that for bioware, the gentlemen who purposely left it in. They know nothing about their own game.

[BlackDahlia424]

No. Bioware already said it was not - it's a game mechanic.

[Creakazoid]

No, on multiple occasions BW folks have stated it is a design feature. The game files also clearly indicate it is an explicit mechanism. It is officially not a cheat. Unofficially, you may think what you will.

[Morgax_Warrior]

Nope

[OblivionDawn]

Nope. It's a feature. Nice try though.

[Wulfram]

It's an intended feature. A stupid intended feature, but whatever, it's fair game.

[DHKany]

The better question is

Why ask this for the millionth time?

[upinya slayin]

no. its a skill that improves your killing ability. PC gamers have an advatage though by using the medigel key to reload cancel. I wish i could do that on my 360

[GriM_AoD]

Until I came on BSN, I wasn't really aware that I was doing it. To me it feels a bit like cheating and if I notice myself doing it I stop.

Modifié par GriM_AoD, 14 septembre 2012 - 05:59 .

[BlackbirdSR-71C]

Yes, but not officially, so you're good to use it.

I mean if reload cancelling is intended, what stops me from hypothetically abusing a bug that instantly brings me to the other end of the map? All I'm doing is skipping the running animation after all!

[Pallamedes]

Nope, its been around since ME2.

[NuclearTech76]

Yep half or more players of the game are about to face the ban hammer.

[Smallpox_Jenkins]

Even if it was a cheat, it wouldn't be harmful to anyone.
Well maybe to you if you kept screwing it up.

[DeadeyeCYclops]

Yeah just because they couldn't or wouldn't fix this lil bug/glitch, came to a consensus that its "ok to do" does in no way mean it was meant to be a "feature"

Regardless of if bioware says it ok (mainly because they couldn't fix it if they tried) I still don't do it, or need it to be successful in the game and i hold myself in higher regards than the people who do use it.

Thats right i am a better player than you, deal with it. I still outscore you without reload cancelling booyaaa

Modifié par DeadeyeCYclops78, 14 septembre 2012 - 06:04 .

[Creakazoid]

DeadeyeCYclops78 wrote...

Yeah just because they couldn't or wouldn't fix this lil bug/glitch, came to a consensus that its "ok to do" does in no way mean it was meant to be a "feature"

Anyone who has looked at the game files will say 100% it is a design feature, end of story. There are explicit properties in there that have no other purpose than for the implementation of such a mechanism.

[rmccowen]

It's a mechanic with parameters set in the Coalesced.bin files. It's been stated multiple times, by multiple developers, apparently since ME2, that it's intentional.

I was surprised to find it out, as well, but it really isn't cheating.

[5_Mania]

I agree with the consensus, but there are power related canceling alternatives that seem more legit i.e. adrenaline rush and turning devastator mode off and on (useful for PPR).

[Rudest]

I've never been a fan of animation clipping. It's just one more thing to think about and factor into your active game plan. However, in ME3, I'm so used to it I don't even notice it anymore.