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[Rubbish Hero]

Aetius Saber wrote...

Rubbish Hero wrote...

Mass Effect, I felt the characters didn't emote very well (or enough depending on how you want to look at it) and the odd pacing and driving area's, kinda felt like I was doing the same level over and over again, very monotonous.

That's interesting. Since that's much like I felt playing Dragon Age: Origins. "Oh look, another cave looking similar to the last one - and another bunch of darkspawn - time for more hack and slash."

I found Mass Effect to be fast-paced, intense, and genuinely rewarding - both combat and story-wise.

But hey, it is good that we have diversity. It would be boring if everyone liked the same stuff.

That's true, at least they aren't doing a Command And Conquer or Call Of Duty and banging same crap out over and over again.

[fanman72]

Mass Effect, honestly. It was a good game but a bit dumbed down. Shepard's acting and what he said just seemed a bit "forced"

[Ponce de Leon]

Rubbish Hero wrote...
That's true, at least they aren't doing a Command And Conquer or Call Of Duty and banging same crap out over and over again.

KANE LIVES!!! For the.... 27th time?

[Rubbish Hero]

dark-lauron wrote...

Rubbish Hero wrote...
That's true, at least they aren't doing a Command And Conquer or Call Of Duty and banging same crap out over and over again.

KANE LIVES!!! For the.... 27th time?

To be fair they are supposedly changing the formula for Command And Conquer 4.
Which... made people rage.

[ReubenLiew]

fanman72 wrote...

Mass Effect, honestly. It was a good game but a bit dumbed down. Shepard's acting and what he said just seemed a bit "forced"

That right there is your mistake.
Should've played female instead.

[Wrath of Dagon]

Aetius Saber wrote...

Rubbish Hero wrote...

Mass Effect, I felt the characters didn't emote very well (or enough depending on how you want to look at it) and the odd pacing and driving area's, kinda felt like I was doing the same level over and over again, very monotonous.

That's interesting. Since that's much like I felt playing Dragon Age: Origins. "Oh look, another cave looking similar to the last one - and another bunch of darkspawn - time for more hack and slash."

You're both right, it's simply bad design.

[amrose2]

I guess for me it would be Jade Empire, I only played it for a hour or so. The limited customization threw me. The combat felt really fun though, at least in the beginning.



Neverwinter Nights comes close second, never played much of it either. Can't stand the DND system really. I was able to deal with it in KOTOR I & II and NWN2 because I enjoyed the story, though.



I just hope in Mass Effect 2 they ditched the stupid barren worlds with the horrible, horrible car. Every sidequest being done in the same building with palette swaps wasn't great either.

[I Valente I]

hmm I have so say unfortunately Jade Empire. HOWEVER, I recently got into it and the story and world really interests me..but the killer is the combat system. I know a lot of people will say that the combat doesn't matter in rpg's...but it does for me. I love rpg combat, and jade empire was really really easy. If they release a Jade Empire 2, and once of the things they improve is the combat, then I'm first in line to get it.



I also disliked Neverwinter Nights, though that's due more to my expectations, coming from Baldur's Gate II

[Jonp382]

Aetius Saber wrote...

That's interesting. Since that's much like I felt playing Dragon Age: Origins. "Oh look, another cave looking similar to the last one

I've played though the whole game once already and have progressed very far with my second character. In those 120 hours between those two, the only time I can think of them copy and pasting areas was Denerim with the back alleys. There is a noticeable absence of caves in the game(besides Orzammar, but that's a given), which weren't really copy and paste anyways.

and another bunch of darkspawn - time for more hack and slash."

There's actually quite a variety of enemies and many places in the game with absolutely no darkspawn whatsoever. Though yes, there are quite a bit of darkspawn, just like there are quite a bit of geth in ME.

Modifié par Jonp382, 13 janvier 2010 - 06:06 .

[Wrath of Dagon]

The point is it's just unending combat, with very little else for variety.

[Jonp382]

Wrath of Dagon wrote...

The point is it's just unending combat, with very little else for variety.

Ignoring the dialog and rp, story, codex, etc, there is very little besides 'unending combat' in all of BioWare's games that I have played.

[Wrath of Dagon]

No, the much maligned (in this thread) JE had tons more content in between the combat, combat never lasted for such long stretches or made up such a large proportion of the game.

[JabberJaww]

Jade Empire was great. Fun combat, great characters and story.



Mass Effect dumbed down? I dont agree.. its an action RPG, and it scored big time. Great game, tons of replayability.



Honestly, though a good game, my least favorite is NWN.



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[Vaeliorin]

I'd answer the question, but the fact of the matter is, that if I did, I'd probably get lynched. Suffice it to say that I despise 2E D&D.

[Dahn-Var Starcloak]

Those that were made before BG.



I'll take Jade Empire over Dragon Age any day. NWN rocks too!

[elys]

I was going to say Icewind Dale but it's not a Bioware game

So I will say Shattered Steel since I've never played it

[elys]

But Am I allowed to consider expansions as a game ?

[Sidreus]

I will say Mass Effect as I didn't play it. I am more medieval type guy and flirting with KotOR was more than enough to convert me to Sci-Fi for a period.

All other games I've played so far is addictive and I am sure ME, too. So I am staying away from it... for now.

[RurouniSaiya-jin]

I've only played three but it would most definitely have to be Mass Effect. It isn't really an issue of it being dumbed down like it is for others in this thread. It's mostly an issue of it being so unpolished. Hopefully, this won't be an issue with Mass Effect 2.