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[GeneralMoskvin_2.0]

My first shooter was BF1942.

Ah. Good old times when the BF series actually was good.

[RedJohn]

VoidNeXus 000 wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

Unreal was my first, wow, several years since then, old days

But still not as old as Stardusk.

Nobody is older than Stardusk. But he still has time.

[megabeast37215]

I've played shooters since shooters existed (Wolfenstein, Doom) and started playing them online with Unreal Tournament and Halo 1. I was brought up on PVP...

ME3 keeps me coming back because of all the different build options.

[DHKany]

GeneralMoskvin_2.0 wrote...

My first shooter was BF1942.

Ah. Good old times when the BF series actually was good.

BF3 is a steaming pile of garbage. 

BFBC2 is still pretty fun. 

Modifié par DHKany, 28 avril 2013 - 04:47 .

[DarthYoda786]

I've played a few shooters myself - like Killzone 2, Battlefield Bad Company. But ME3 multiplayer has kept me coming back, long after I completed the main campaign.

Truth is COD and Battlefield are very different games. FPS vs TPS. Also, the rpg elements and skill trees seperate it further. I'm still discovering new ways to play my charecters.

This element of discovery and experimentation is lacking in FPS... in my view.

The lore plays a part aswell, no doubt. Personally I like the feeling of being connected to the lore. And why wouldn't we? We've had three epic games with great charecters and cinematics.

With all that being said, there is a game on the horizon that just might be able to pull of FPS/third person/RPG/Co op/competitive all within a universe seeped in lore, intrigue and mystery. It's from the creators of Halo and it's called Destiny.

Looks very promising indeed

[DarthYoda786]

But one caveat Stardusk; you will need to buy a console to play it since it will NOT be available for pc.

[dreamgazer]

KalilKareem wrote...

No, original castle wolfenstein was.

Ah, there we go. (thumbs up)

[RedJohn]

MasterReefa wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

VoidNeXus 000 wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

Unreal was my first, wow, several years since then, old days

But still not as old as Stardusk.

Nobody is older than Stardusk. But he still has time.

I think we should turn stardusk into an adjective. Once you reached "the point of no return" you're stardusk.

Then you reach the Stardusk.

[Gunboat Diplomat]

DarthYoda786 wrote...

But one caveat Stardusk; you will need to buy a console to play it since it will NOT be available for pc.

damn. Sounded intriguing enough

[Stardusk]

MasterReefa wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

VoidNeXus 000 wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

Unreal was my first, wow, several years since then, old days

But still not as old as Stardusk.

Nobody is older than Stardusk. But he still has time.

I think we should turn stardusk into an adjective. Once you reached "the point of no return" you're stardusk.

This is not a bad idea.

[Kinom001]

Definitely not my first. My first PC shooter was probably Castle Wolfenstein 3D, circa ...well, a fair while ago. Geez, and I was already in my 20's at the time. Before that there were a couple of arcade games I would drop a quarter to play back when arcades were the place to go.

Modifié par Kinom001, 28 avril 2013 - 05:11 .

[Stardusk]

MasterReefa wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

MasterReefa wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

VoidNeXus 000 wrote...

RedJohn wrote...

Unreal was my first, wow, several years since then, old days

But still not as old as Stardusk.

Nobody is older than Stardusk. But he still has time.

I think we should turn stardusk into an adjective. Once you reached "the point of no return" you're stardusk.

Then you reach the Stardusk.

Then that's a noun but sure.

Adjectives can be nominalised, just as he did, by using the definite article.

Famous> The famous are...etc.

[doozerdude]

First shooter was TF2, back when it wasn't F2P. Fun game, still enjoy it to this day.

However the day I call any Mass Effect game a shooter, is the day I make oral love to a Yawg.

The EA fatcats kind of screwed ME3, big surprise there. They marketed the game as though it was a meathead shooter. (front cover reskin of BF3, 250% more "hoorah!" and saluting, a button in the menu that completely kills the single most important, unique, and defining game mechanic of the franchise, etc.)

Not only does this negatively effect fanboyloremonkies like me, but it also hurts the 14year old hemaphrodites who's balls haven't dropped, and need to feel masculine via gritty destruction everywhere with explosions every 5 seconds. They boot up the game after seeing the BF3 cover reskin, and all the combat shown on a post apocalypse Earth, do they expect to spend 60%+ of the game talking to people? You don't actually fight on Earth till the very last portions of the game.

I've heard so many negative comments about Mass Effect because of this...

"dude that games f*ckin' g*y and f*ck"
"who the hell actually likes those games, nothing ever happens"

etc.

Could continue rant on "streamlining" RPGs into shooters, however, I should go.

[Ziegrif]

Doom 95.
The first videogame I ever played, with my dad.
I used to have trouble dealing with the fact the things on screen had to die.
Good memories.

That game is still glorious.

Modifié par Ziegrif, 28 avril 2013 - 05:04 .

[GreyLycanTrope]

Nope Quake 2 was.

[FasterThanFTL]

I don't remember my first shooter but Mortal Kombat II was my first game.

[Dr. Tim Whatley]

No, not even close.

[UnknownMercenary]

Ziegrif wrote...

Doom 95.
The first videogame I ever played, with my dad.
I used to have trouble dealing with the fact the things on screen had to die.
Good memories.

That game is still glorious.

Damn right


also lol

[Kalas747]

No, but I vastly prefer RPGs.  I played ME3 so much because of it's RPG element as well.  When a mass effect player tells me in game that they prefer cod and battlefield my eyes kind of glaze over and I lose a little respect for the player, tbh.

[avenging_teabag]

My first shooter was DOOM II, there were several others as well, but this one is the first to hold my attention for so long (900 hours and counting, wtf). I agree with the OP, its connection with the lore and the universe is a big part of ME3MP's appeal. Personally, I first tried it because probably, after the bitter disappointment of the sp campaign I just wasn't ready to let go of the ME 'verse, and I think I'm enjoying it so much because it lets me have my dose of ME without putting up with ridiculous bs that the sp is full of.

[Pugz82]

Mass Effect 3 is your first "shooter?" You live under a rock lol

Don't really even consider ME a shooter.