Yate wrote...
I'm sick of every thread getting derailed by the WAH WAH I STILL DON'T LKE THE ENDING complainers
Lizardviking wrote...
Artur_Winchester wrote...
silverignika wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
Ashii6 wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
ste100 wrote...
Priority: Earth.
That and Thessia takes the cake for worst main-plot missions of the franchise.
Modifié par emanziboy, 28 janvier 2013 - 04:30 .
Artur_Winchester wrote...
You're doing nothing but shooting.
Modifié par Shaani, 28 janvier 2013 - 04:32 .
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Seboist wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
This. Half an hour of zapping orange blocks whilst being beaten to death with a Geth sympathy stick.Seboist wrote...
Geth consensus is pretty atrocious in both gameplay and story(whitewashing of past Geth atrocities)."This is not justice!""The quarians had neither the numbers nor the ability to stand against their former servants. In a short but savage war their entire society was wiped out. Only a few million survivors-less than one percent of their entire population-escaped the genocide, fleeing their home world in a massive fleet, refugees forced to live in exile." (p.116, Mass Effect: Revelation)
...you sure about that, Legion? <_<
BW's attempt at sympathy backfired and made me want to kill them even more(that and butchering them by doing away with the consesus bit if you do peace or side with them).
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
ZLurps wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Interestingly I found Priority Earth to be an excellent endgame! The levels are well designed, the whole struggle is immersive and lives up to what a last-resort push at the enemy should in my opinion feel like.
I think people are judging the ending here, not the mission, which is wrong.
I think it's the other way around. Priority: Earth is over all IMO mediocre corridor shooting which would have worked better if it were fleshed out. Ending in Citadel isn't but interactive epilogue but because Priority: Earth was how it was, people expected more content from Citadel level.
Yes, but the corridor shooting is fitting. It's a tooth'n'nails house to house battle raging in a besieged city. The objectives you have are logical, progress logically and it all leads to the end of the game in a cohesive, linear route.
The fact the end of the game itself is subpar from meeting Starbrat onwards has little to do with Priority Earth. That was done the moment you reached the conduit.
Shaani wrote...
Artur_Winchester wrote...
You're doing nothing but shooting.
We should fight the Reaper invasion with hugs.
Modifié par Enhanced, 28 janvier 2013 - 04:43 .
By gum you're right, let the fate of the galaxy be decided with one decisive game... of sarcastaball!Shaani wrote...
Artur_Winchester wrote...
You're doing nothing but shooting.
We should fight the Reaper invasion with hugs.
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FlyingSquirrel wrote...
Corporal Toombs. Here's why:
1) Who the heck are all these mercs shooting at Shepard's team? Does one presumed-dead Alliance soldier really have the resources to hire an entire merc squad? Unless they're Cerberus trying to cover up the whole thing, but it just says "mercenary" when you highlight them.
2) Is Toombs just standing in that back room with a gun at Dr. Wayne's head while all hell is breaking loose outside? And then he claims he has nothing against Shepard - yeah, nothing except the dozen or so mercs he hired who just did their best to kill Shepard and his/her squad.
3) After that completely illogical firefight, *then* it turns out that there's a peaceful resolution. So Toombs, the haunted, tortured man bent on revenge can be talked off the ledge, but a bunch of gun-for-hire mercs decide to fight Shepard to the death?
4) Shepard talks as if s/he was on Akuze with Toombs even if you don't pick the Sole Survivor background.
The concept of the mission was OK in that it tied in with the other Cerberus sidequests, but it had way too many WTF moments.
Yate wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Isichar wrote...
Ashii6 wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
ste100 wrote...
Priority: Earth.
Interestingly I found Priority Earth to be an excellent endgame! The levels are well designed, the whole struggle is immersive and lives up to what a last-resort push at the enemy should in my opinion feel like.
I think people are judging the ending here, not the mission, which is wrong.
You're right.
I'm sick of every thread getting derailed by the WAH WAH I STILL DON'T LKE THE ENDING complainers
Modifié par deatharmonic, 28 janvier 2013 - 05:21 .
simonrana wrote...
By gum you're right, let the fate of the galaxy be decided with one decisive game... of sarcastaball!Shaani wrote...
Artur_Winchester wrote...
You're doing nothing but shooting.
We should fight the Reaper invasion with hugs.
Guest_Aotearas_*
deatharmonic wrote...
Yate wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Isichar wrote...
Ashii6 wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
ste100 wrote...
Priority: Earth.
Interestingly I found Priority Earth to be an excellent endgame! The levels are well designed, the whole struggle is immersive and lives up to what a last-resort push at the enemy should in my opinion feel like.
I think people are judging the ending here, not the mission, which is wrong.
You're right.
I'm sick of every thread getting derailed by the WAH WAH I STILL DON'T LKE THE ENDING complainers
Your level of maturity is shocking... If you'd bother to actually read the responses you'd see they say priority earth because of their own high expectations. As well as that, the thread isn't being derailed, if people found PE to be the worst mission thats up to them. You and Neofelis are bringing up the ending, no one else here mentioned it.
@Neofelis- don't be so arrogant, making the gross misassumption its because of the ending, again, if you bothered to read what people put you'd see expectations were too high
Modifié par Neofelis Nebulosa, 28 janvier 2013 - 05:45 .
also firewalker missionsArtur_Winchester wrote...
silverignika wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
Ashii6 wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
ste100 wrote...
Priority: Earth.
JBPBRC wrote...
JBPBRC wrote...
ste100 wrote...
Priority: Earth.
I retract this statement that I made.
The mission about saving the Elcor is the biggest joke in the entire series mission-wise.
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Seboist wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
This. Half an hour of zapping orange blocks whilst being beaten to death with a Geth sympathy stick.Seboist wrote...
Geth consensus is pretty atrocious in both gameplay and story(whitewashing of past Geth atrocities)."This is not justice!""The quarians had neither the numbers nor the ability to stand against their former servants. In a short but savage war their entire society was wiped out. Only a few million survivors-less than one percent of their entire population-escaped the genocide, fleeing their home world in a massive fleet, refugees forced to live in exile." (p.116, Mass Effect: Revelation)
...you sure about that, Legion? <_<
BW's attempt at sympathy backfired and made me want to kill them even more(that and butchering them by doing away with the consesus bit if you do peace or side with them).
What atrocities are you talking about?
I concur that the whole Heretic/True Geth twist is a good of asspull to have friendly Geth (i.e. Legion), but apart from them acting as a primary enemy in ME1 I don't see anything that would qualify as atrocity.
Even if the Geth were xenephobic isolationists and would butcher everyone coming to their space it is a logical reaction to what the Quarians did. If someone tried to commit genocide, no one can expect the other faction to sit around and just let it happen. Quarians started the war, Quarians lost the war. All fair game.
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Seboist wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Seboist wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
This. Half an hour of zapping orange blocks whilst being beaten to death with a Geth sympathy stick.Seboist wrote...
Geth consensus is pretty atrocious in both gameplay and story(whitewashing of past Geth atrocities)."This is not justice!""The quarians had neither the numbers nor the ability to stand against their former servants. In a short but savage war their entire society was wiped out. Only a few million survivors-less than one percent of their entire population-escaped the genocide, fleeing their home world in a massive fleet, refugees forced to live in exile." (p.116, Mass Effect: Revelation)
...you sure about that, Legion? <_<
BW's attempt at sympathy backfired and made me want to kill them even more(that and butchering them by doing away with the consesus bit if you do peace or side with them).
What atrocities are you talking about?
I concur that the whole Heretic/True Geth twist is a good of asspull to have friendly Geth (i.e. Legion), but apart from them acting as a primary enemy in ME1 I don't see anything that would qualify as atrocity.
Even if the Geth were xenephobic isolationists and would butcher everyone coming to their space it is a logical reaction to what the Quarians did. If someone tried to commit genocide, no one can expect the other faction to sit around and just let it happen. Quarians started the war, Quarians lost the war. All fair game.
99% Quarian death rate(Geth fighting back is understandable but they took it too far) and killing everyone who ventured into their space mostly. That's largely downplayed or outright ignored in that mission.
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