AresKeith wrote...
txgoldrush wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
It's a decent Mass Effect game with subpar writing in many areas.
And ME1 and ME2 also had subpar writing in many areas....
stop ignoring ME1 and ME2's faults to bash ME3.
The entire ME2 main plot was subpar.....even critics who gave that game high ratings mention this.
Trying to jump on someone because of one small comment, Really?
Modifié par General Slotts, 31 mai 2013 - 10:16 .
txgoldrush wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
txgoldrush wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
It's a decent Mass Effect game with subpar writing in many areas.
And ME1 and ME2 also had subpar writing in many areas....
stop ignoring ME1 and ME2's faults to bash ME3.
The entire ME2 main plot was subpar.....even critics who gave that game high ratings mention this.
Trying to jump on someone because of one small comment, Really?
Used that one comment to explain the truth that this entire board engages in.
dreamgazer wrote...
txgoldrush wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
txgoldrush wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
It's a decent Mass Effect game with subpar writing in many areas.
And ME1 and ME2 also had subpar writing in many areas....
stop ignoring ME1 and ME2's faults to bash ME3.
The entire ME2 main plot was subpar.....even critics who gave that game high ratings mention this.
Trying to jump on someone because of one small comment, Really?
Used that one comment to explain the truth that this entire board engages in.
Old sport, if you were familiar with me and my posting, you'd know that I pick at all three games.
TheProtheans wrote...
Even when it doesn't make sense.
At least you try to be fair, somewhat.
dreamgazer wrote...
TheProtheans wrote...
Even when it doesn't make sense.
At least you try to be fair, somewhat.
It only "makes sense" when I say something against ME3, right?
Guest_Imanol de Tafalla_*
Modifié par Imanol de Tafalla, 31 mai 2013 - 08:59 .
Lizardviking wrote...
Arcian wrote...
I'm sorry, but how have they NOT acknowledged it?
Pretty much. It is only ME1 that Bioware seems ashamed of for some bizare reason.
Modifié par KaiserShep, 31 mai 2013 - 09:05 .
TheProtheans wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
TheProtheans wrote...
Even when it doesn't make sense.
At least you try to be fair, somewhat.
It only "makes sense" when I say something against ME3, right?
No, if there was reason behind it then I would admit that it is valid criticism.
Things such as Saren's appearance staying the same throught ME1 is valid criticism.
Modifié par Dubozz, 31 mai 2013 - 09:26 .
KaiserShep wrote...
So many asterisks.
Dubozz wrote...
I mostly agree with OP about music, visuals and stuff.
But oh my...Even without the ending main plot was so ******* awful. Crucible out of nowhere! BAM! (I was like "What? thats how we gonna defeat them?, right in the tutorial, wow that was lazy") Reapers don't give a f*** about the Citadel (which is a key to control mass relays) and Galactic government! "Hey, Harbinger, why don't we go take the citadel right from the start, repair it and close the relays? Good plan ha!" "No" "What? Why?" "We will find another way"...silence in the dark space..."But we did like this before...like 49378462037890 times, and it's always worked" "It's is not a thing you can comprehend" .... another 0.0002 nanoseconds of silence in the darkspace..."Ok you are the boss..."
Illusive man suddenly gone nuts, and Cerberus is everywhere! (I will not even touch cerberus motives cos the are contradict each other in every ****** case, "I want to control the reapes BUT I'll better stop everyone from building only device capable to do so, also i'll better tell reapers about this to make my goal even harder to achieve ) Kai Leng space f***ing ninja! because sword and ninjas are cool. But he usually is more like retarded ballerina, jumping in one place. He may even send you a mocking message (nAnanaNANA! I beat you! ha-ha ! Shepard you are b***)
ME2 geth "we are totally NOT with the reapers" ME3 geth "F*** you, we are with the reapers!" Well, that was unexpected. Even more unexpected than quarians who are suddenly have the most powerful fleet in the galaxy to defeat the most tech advanced race. Legion death - forced emotions.
About Rachni. “[The presence of the Rachni] has huge consequences in Mass
Effect 3. Even just in the final battle with the Reapers.” Mac Walters (Lead Writer) Feb 28 2012.
HUGE consequences in february and HUGE **** in march.
Ending..another huge **** for fans.
SO my point is Bioware is failed to deliver one thing i love bioware games for. Story. Yeah sometimes you just don't give a **** about story cos "wow it's garrus, wow it's liara, wow legion killed himself to save us all", emotions clouds everything and you can't see a forest behind the trees, but in the end you wake up and feel that something is wrong, and all you can say is "What the hell was that? Who wrote this nonsense? Why it is in the game?"
I saved the Rachni in the first game, and there was a little tease about them in Mass Effect 2. How big of a repercussion do choices like that have in this game? Will get to play a mission that someone who killed the Rachni wouldn’t get?
"The thing I will say about Mass Effect 3 is that the choices you’ve made previously, and the differences that those choices represent, are much bigger than they’ve been in the past. There are certain missions that are simply not available at all because of something you’ve done in the past. Those are usually on a smaller scale. Is Conrad Verner alive or dead? [The presence of the Rachni] has huge consequences in Mass Effect 3. Even just in the final battle with the Reapers."
Modifié par dreamgazer, 31 mai 2013 - 09:25 .
Nerevar-as wrote...
I guess it´s a matter of the way we felt at the end of the game. ME1 & 2 had satisfactory endings, ME3 quite the opposite, and that colours our perception of the whole game, so we are more ready to see and/or point its flaws. If we add that the main plot was rather bad, at times even making no sense, that leaves a pretty bad picture. Compare with the overall perception of ME2, which also had a rather bad main plot with about zero impact in the trilogy, and some really bad writing along, such as Shepard´s death and resurrection, which amounted next to nothing after the prologue, lots of railroading in order to work with Cerberus, or the Council´s idiot ball.
Faust1979 wrote...
Nerevar-as wrote...
I guess it´s a matter of the way we felt at the end of the game. ME1 & 2 had satisfactory endings, ME3 quite the opposite, and that colours our perception of the whole game, so we are more ready to see and/or point its flaws. If we add that the main plot was rather bad, at times even making no sense, that leaves a pretty bad picture. Compare with the overall perception of ME2, which also had a rather bad main plot with about zero impact in the trilogy, and some really bad writing along, such as Shepard´s death and resurrection, which amounted next to nothing after the prologue, lots of railroading in order to work with Cerberus, or the Council´s idiot ball.
ME 2 didn't have zero impact it explained what really happened to the the protheans and what the reapers actually did to them
then <_< when my Renegade said she had basically told TIM to GTFA) In fact, only Legion, Tali & Mordin advanced the main secondary plots (genophage and geth - quarian conflict).
Nerevar-as wrote...
Faust1979 wrote...
Nerevar-as wrote...
I guess it´s a matter of the way we felt at the end of the game. ME1 & 2 had satisfactory endings, ME3 quite the opposite, and that colours our perception of the whole game, so we are more ready to see and/or point its flaws. If we add that the main plot was rather bad, at times even making no sense, that leaves a pretty bad picture. Compare with the overall perception of ME2, which also had a rather bad main plot with about zero impact in the trilogy, and some really bad writing along, such as Shepard´s death and resurrection, which amounted next to nothing after the prologue, lots of railroading in order to work with Cerberus, or the Council´s idiot ball.
ME 2 didn't have zero impact it explained what really happened to the the protheans and what the reapers actually did to them
That´s not impact, that´s just a curiosity. It amounted to nothing in ME3. Same thing about stopping the Collectors, or working with Cerberus (I went
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