Like if bioware put so much time into the rest that the ran out of time would have though you would help the asari
homeworld in some way not just a fast pickup mission but anyway is it only me?
Modifié par MrGameFrames, 13 juillet 2013 - 11:43 .
Is It Just Me That Thinks....?
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TheDeadLegend
, juil. 13 2013 09:56
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Posté 13 juillet 2013 - 09:56
TheDeadLegend
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Is it just me that think the last part of the game after sur'kesh feels rushed.
Like if bioware put so much time into the rest that the ran out of time would have though you would help the asari
homeworld in some way not just a fast pickup mission but anyway is it only me?
Like if bioware put so much time into the rest that the ran out of time would have though you would help the asari
homeworld in some way not just a fast pickup mission but anyway is it only me?
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Posté 14 juillet 2013 - 02:51
Remix-General Aetius
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the end-game is certainly rushed beyond doubt. but I think you're referring to lack of hubs, to which I say there's a galaxy-wide war going on so there's not really much call for hanging out on every single planet you visit.
ME1 up until, say, Noveria didn't have the same urgency as Virmire, Ilos and post-Ilos have. there's literally no time to waste. most of ME2 doesn't have the same amount of urgency either, but in the end if you keep flying around the galaxy without a care in the world after the Collectors abduct your crew, you lose them.
having said that, you surely have plenty to do on Tuchanka and Rannoch.
ME1 up until, say, Noveria didn't have the same urgency as Virmire, Ilos and post-Ilos have. there's literally no time to waste. most of ME2 doesn't have the same amount of urgency either, but in the end if you keep flying around the galaxy without a care in the world after the Collectors abduct your crew, you lose them.
having said that, you surely have plenty to do on Tuchanka and Rannoch.
Modifié par TheGarden2010, 14 juillet 2013 - 02:53 .
