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AresKeith wrote...
redBadger14 wrote...
It wasn't optional in ME3. The Galactic Readiness rating required playing MP in order to raise it. Without a high Galactic Readiness rating, you could have every single War Asset available in SP and not get the "ideal" ending.
That's something that needs to be avoided at all costs in any future game that contains a MP element that can affect the SP.
Having a small cameo from the MP seems reasonable
No, they didn't. Looking at the Galaxy at War menu didn't do anything other than tell you how many & what your War Assets were, and the percentages of Galactic Readiness.leaguer of one wrote...
But they made it option for ME3 mp. You had to check you galexy at war map from with in the sp campin if you wanted it to effect that sp playthrough.redBadger14 wrote...
You're right, but the way Sylvius is going about it, to me anyways, is that there shouldn't be a situation where obtaining the necessary resources to advance is not made easier by playing MP. Or, for people who want that option, to allow people to play MP without having it affect their SP, so that they can bolster their forces solely in the confines of SP.Lord Aesir wrote...
Why? It's not like their missing anything. I like the idea of seeing my MP exploits effect my SP game, in a small way. Given Bioware's aversion to toggles, its really an either or situation.redBadger14 wrote...
What he's getting at, to my understanding, is not that bonus stuff isn't good, but rather people want that kind of stuff confined to playing the SP campaign, while still being able to play MP (or not play it, whatever floats your boat).Lord Aesir wrote...
What's wrong with a handful of bonus items or some such if items of equal quality may be found within the game?
It's not that getting additional benefits from MP is bad, but that some people want to have those benefits solely from the SP. That's not in any way unreasonable, imo.
Modifié par redBadger14, 06 août 2013 - 10:58 .
Not being able to see singleplayer content without playing MP -especially when said content deals with the ultimate fate of the protagonist of a trilogy- was bad and shouldn't have happened, ever.leaguer of one wrote...
Because seeing a breathing scean or not means it's not optional.<_<devSin wrote...
Demanding it was optional as much as a year before release, continuing to claim it was optional and explicitly denying it was required for months after release, and changing it without once even acknowledging the reality that it was a requirement all constitute either deception or ignorance on their part, that is correct.leaguer of one wrote...
Right, so going out of there way to make sure you don't have to play mp by lowing the bar equal not knowing the meaning of required?
BubbleDncr wrote...
Just finished reading the article, lots of cool info and pretty pictures. I'm super excited for this game and also now just disappointed to have to wait over a year for it. Can't wait for whatever new stuff they post on their site tomorrow!
EvilChani wrote...
Damn it to hell! We get horses?? Alistair is a possible companion and Varric is a definite?? Eek!!
I will not preorder this game...I will not preorder this game...
Maybe if I repeat it enough, I'll do like I know I should and wait until I know whether or not the ending sucks!
Stop getting my hopes up, Bioware! It's just plain mean! :-P
Yeah, I agree.AresKeith wrote...
redBadger14 wrote...
It wasn't optional in ME3. The Galactic Readiness rating required playing MP in order to raise it. Without a high Galactic Readiness rating, you could have every single War Asset available in SP and not get the "ideal" ending.
That's something that needs to be avoided at all costs in any future game that contains a MP element that can affect the SP.
Having a small cameo from the MP seems reasonable
TristanHawke wrote...
This news is amazing. The only thing I am not liking is the level bar and compass-like system at the top, it looks like a direct copy from Skyrim to me.
Yes, it did.redBadger14 wrote...
No, they didn't. Looking at the Galaxy at War menu didn't do anything other than tell you how many & what your War Assets were, and the percentages of Galactic Readiness.leaguer of one wrote...
But they made it option for ME3 mp. You had to check you galexy at war map from with in the sp campin if you wanted it to effect that sp playthrough.redBadger14 wrote...
You're right, but the way Sylvius is going about it, to me anyways, is that there shouldn't be a situation where obtaining the necessary resources to advance is not made easier by playing MP. Or, for people who want that option, to allow people to play MP without having it affect their SP, so that they can bolster their forces solely in the confines of SP.Lord Aesir wrote...
Why? It's not like their missing anything. I like the idea of seeing my MP exploits effect my SP game, in a small way. Given Bioware's aversion to toggles, its really an either or situation.redBadger14 wrote...
What he's getting at, to my understanding, is not that bonus stuff isn't good, but rather people want that kind of stuff confined to playing the SP campaign, while still being able to play MP (or not play it, whatever floats your boat).Lord Aesir wrote...
What's wrong with a handful of bonus items or some such if items of equal quality may be found within the game?
It's not that getting additional benefits from MP is bad, but that some people want to have those benefits solely from the SP. That's not in any way unreasonable, imo.
Galactic Readiness was only affected by playing MP, and there was no other way to do so. Having every single available War Asset in SP would still lock you out of the ideal endings if you didn't have Galactic Readiness high enough. It was like that for months after the game released, until enough people complained that BioWare fixed it, and rightly so.
Edit: Saw your post addressing this afterward. The ideal ending wasn't just Shepard taking a breath, which was only for Destroy anyway, but endings like Destroy could also have killed humans. With high enough War Assets and Galactic Readiness, this can be avoided, but again, MP was required for months.
redBadger14 ...
Galactic Readiness was a system only affected by playing MP, and did the whole "percentage of effective war assets" thing. I don't want to see that, or something similar returning, because forced MP is never good.
Modifié par Wissenschaft, 06 août 2013 - 11:05 .
I though people were on the ground that the scean was non-conlusive on the fate of said character?TheRealJayDee wrote...
Not being able to see singleplayer content without playing MP -especially when said content deals with the ultimate fate of the protagonist of a trilogy- was bad and shouldn't have happened, ever.leaguer of one wrote...
Because seeing a breathing scean or not means it's not optional.<_<devSin wrote...
Demanding it was optional as much as a year before release, continuing to claim it was optional and explicitly denying it was required for months after release, and changing it without once even acknowledging the reality that it was a requirement all constitute either deception or ignorance on their part, that is correct.leaguer of one wrote...
Right, so going out of there way to make sure you don't have to play mp by lowing the bar equal not knowing the meaning of required?
TheRealJayDee wrote...
Not being able to see singleplayer content without playing MP -especially when said content deals with the ultimate fate of the protagonist of a trilogy- was bad and shouldn't have happened, ever.
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sandalisthemaker wrote...
Horses. I really hope they nail the walking/running animation of the horses. Skyrim sucked in this regard, so I'm holding out hope for the DA:I team to nail this.
So excited with the new things I've seen so far.
Says the guy who said that scean gave no closer to the fate of said character.iakus wrote...
TheRealJayDee wrote...
Not being able to see singleplayer content without playing MP -especially when said content deals with the ultimate fate of the protagonist of a trilogy- was bad and shouldn't have happened, ever.
Indeed. I trusted once, and got burned for it.
Ragabul the Ontarah wrote...
sandalisthemaker wrote...
Horses. I really hope they nail the walking/running animation of the horses. Skyrim sucked in this regard, so I'm holding out hope for the DA:I team to nail this.
So excited with the new things I've seen so far.
So much this. I grew up around horses and the horse animations in most video games are just painful. No, they don't just run like big dogs with hooves.
Red dead..spirosz wrote...
The best horse animations to this day are still from Shadow of the Colossus.
(When it's not glitch through a person.)
spirosz wrote...
The best horse animations to this day are still from Shadow of the Colossus.
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