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[Abriael_CG]

It's funny. After reading all the contents about "I don't care anymore about RtO! I have ME2", the more I play into ME2, the more i realize that DA:O is superior in many aspects, and i care even more about RtO. Don't get me wrong, ME2 is a very good game, but for some reason it fails to reach the storytelling heights of DA:O. While the main character is definitely more fleshed out, for obvious reason, I really can't connect with Shepard as much as I do with my wardens.
The funniest part of it is that shepard (or at least "my" shepard) is exactly the kind of character I normally connect the best with.

Modifié par Abriael_CG, 27 janvier 2010 - 10:18 .

[Goth Skunk]

I'm itching to get back to ME 2 tonight. I recruited Archangel yesterday, and was halfway through recruiting Mordin before I had to turn in.

[weyrleader]

Abriael_CG wrote...

It's funny. After reading all the contents about "I don't care anymore about RtO! I have ME2", the more I play into ME2, the more i realize that DA:O is superior in many aspects, and i care even more about RtO. Don't get me wrong, ME2 is a very good game, but for some reason it fails to reach the storytelling heights of DA:O. While the main character is definitely more fleshed out, for obvious reason, I really can't connect with Shepard as much as I do with my wardens.

Combine the action/fighting of ME:2 with the storyline and cinematics of DA:O, and whaddaya got?  HOME RUN BABY!

[Abriael_CG]

weyrleader wrote...

Combine the action/fighting of ME:2 with the storyline and cinematics of DA:O, and whaddaya got?  HOME RUN BABY!

Even more than storytelling I think the real "home run" are the characters, while i have my hopes high for Subject Zero.
Unfortunately my tastes in what you described are quite different. I'm not much of a shooter fan. I would have much rather put DA:O fighting in ME2, with the ability of fully controlling the squad and a full fledged pause function.
Also, what they called "streamlining" is really what I call "dumbing down". They removed almost all the RPG mechanics, and that really hurts my enjoyment of the game. Oh well. It's still a good game. Just not nearly as good as DA:O.

but I would guess I'm digressing.

Modifié par Abriael_CG, 27 janvier 2010 - 10:23 .

[Gilgamesh1138]

Maybe they are adding a some to the RtO to make up for the shenanigans and to give the people who didn't pirate and are willing to use their points and money on it a little longer? That would be nice, if it is even possible.



My friend has three kids, and she finds half eaten food items in weird places all the time. LOL!

[n0y0ki]

Abriael_CG wrote...

It's funny. After reading all the contents about "I don't care anymore about RtO! I have ME2", the more I play into ME2, the more i realize that DA:O is superior in many aspects, and i care even more about RtO. Don't get me wrong, ME2 is a very good game, but for some reason it fails to reach the storytelling heights of DA:O. While the main character is definitely more fleshed out, for obvious reason, I really can't connect with Shepard as much as I do with my wardens.
The funniest part of it is that shepard (or at least "my" shepard) is exactly the kind of character I normally connect the best with.

my special edition me2 is sitting up at the "local" ( in quotes because i live kind of out in the sticks, 45 minutes away from said GS ) and will stay there till saturday.
i start my 80 hours of paid vacation this saturday and didnt want to get caught up in the game without ample time to enjoy it.
i am itching to give it a spin tho, i loved me1.

[n0y0ki]

Abriael_CG wrote...

weyrleader wrote...

Combine the action/fighting of ME:2 with the storyline and cinematics of DA:O, and whaddaya got?  HOME RUN BABY!

Even more than storytelling I think the real "home run" are the characters, while i have my hopes high for Subject Zero.
Unfortunately my tastes in what you described are quite different. I'm not much of a shooter fan. I would have much rather put DA:O fighting in ME2, with the ability of fully controlling the squad and a full fledged pause function.
Also, what they called "streamlining" is really what I call "dumbing down". They removed almost all the RPG mechanics, and that really hurts my enjoyment of the game. Oh well. It's still a good game. Just not nearly as good as DA:O.

but I would guess I'm digressing.

oh dont tell me that..i also dislike shooters...me1 was the exception to the rule so to speak..
the rpg mechs is what made it so much fun for me..if thats gone..i just wasted money.

[Abriael_CG]

n0y0ki wrote...
oh dont tell me that..i also dislike shooters...me1 was the exception to the rule so to speak..
the rpg mechs is what made it so much fun for me..if thats gone..i just wasted money.

There's no stats, no itemization for your companions... it's a bit depressing for an RPG fan like me... but oh well. At least the story is good so far.

[n0y0ki]

Abriael_CG wrote...

n0y0ki wrote...
oh dont tell me that..i also dislike shooters...me1 was the exception to the rule so to speak..
the rpg mechs is what made it so much fun for me..if thats gone..i just wasted money.

There's no stats, no itemization for your companions... it's a bit depressing for an RPG fan like me... but oh well. At least the story is good so far.

something small inside of me just died.
ish, not looking forword to it quite so much now, the story will have to be stellar to make up for this.

[weyrleader]

n0y0ki wrote...

Abriael_CG wrote...

weyrleader wrote...

Combine the action/fighting of ME:2 with the storyline and cinematics of DA:O, and whaddaya got?  HOME RUN BABY!

Even more than storytelling I think the real "home run" are the characters, while i have my hopes high for Subject Zero.
Unfortunately my tastes in what you described are quite different. I'm not much of a shooter fan. I would have much rather put DA:O fighting in ME2, with the ability of fully controlling the squad and a full fledged pause function.
Also, what they called "streamlining" is really what I call "dumbing down". They removed almost all the RPG mechanics, and that really hurts my enjoyment of the game. Oh well. It's still a good game. Just not nearly as good as DA:O.

but I would guess I'm digressing.

oh dont tell me that..i also dislike shooters...me1 was the exception to the rule so to speak..
the rpg mechs is what made it so much fun for me..if thats gone..i just wasted money.

Perhaps I was a bit general in my statement.  In fact, I know I was.  I do like the level of action that is involved with ME:2, but I am not that big of a shooter fan myself.  I believe that the abilities/ mechanics provided in ME:2's gameplay would be extremely beneficial for DA:O, thus adding to the excitement and making the gameplay feel more real.  I felt that DA:O's general "find an enemy, pull your weapons, hunker down, and go for broke," was very generic.  I LOVE DA:O's rich storyline and characters.  You actually "FEEL" for them, and I love it. Thus, the superiority in the cinematics. I guess I have to side with DA:O in terms of my taste of the game that I would want to play.  I would just like to see some of the qualities in ME:2 that I find far superior.  Hope that clarified a bit. 

[Abriael_CG]

n0y0ki wrote...

something small inside of me just died.
ish, not looking forword to it quite so much now, the story will have to be stellar to make up for this.

It's a good one. So far, much much much better than any other shooter out there for sure.

@weyrleader: I really had problems relating with your statements until I thought to check which version of DA:O you were playing. Unfortunately the control scheme of DA:O on consoles is completely botchered compared to the PC one, and one of the clunkiest i've seen in ages.
I most assure you that on PC is much, much more intuitive and fun.

Modifié par Abriael_CG, 27 janvier 2010 - 10:45 .

[Fangirl17]

I dont own a 360 so I enjoy ME2 by watching my boyfriend play it.I like to watch people play video games almost as much as I enjoy playing them myself.

[n0y0ki]

Abriael_CG wrote...

n0y0ki wrote...

something small inside of me just died.
ish, not looking forword to it quite so much now, the story will have to be stellar to make up for this.

It's a good one. So far, much much much better than any other shooter out there for sure.

@weyrleader: I really had problems relating with your statements until I thought to check which version of DA:O you were playing. Unfortunately the control scheme of DA:O on consoles is completely botchered compared to the PC one, and one of the clunkiest i've seen in ages.
I most assure you that on PC is much, much more intuitive and fun.

i have both versions ( xbox and pc ) and agree and disagree with this.
the radial menu is a definite - console wise, as well as only being able to asign 6 abilities, when there are so many to gain, this i dislike.
on the other hand, when im limited on time, as in right before bed or work, or when distracted, i do enjoy being able to control with the pad way more than point and click.
not to mention the load times are less, sans memory leak etc.

edit: the mods are a definite plus tho for pc.
 double edit: on the xbox side..having RTo already helps

Modifié par n0y0ki, 27 janvier 2010 - 10:57 .

[weyrleader]

Abriael_CG wrote...

n0y0ki wrote...

something small inside of me just died.
ish, not looking forword to it quite so much now, the story will have to be stellar to make up for this.

It's a good one. So far, much much much better than any other shooter out there for sure.

@weyrleader: I really had problems relating with your statements until I thought to check which version of DA:O you were playing. Unfortunately the control scheme of DA:O on consoles is completely botchered compared to the PC one, and one of the clunkiest i've seen in ages.
I most assure you that on PC is much, much more intuitive and fun.

@Abriel_CG: just sent you a shout!

[rogue1983]

sorry double post.

Modifié par rogue1983, 27 janvier 2010 - 11:03 .

[rogue1983]

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html

this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

[n0y0ki]

rogue1983 wrote...

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

thats excellent news, i hope it sticks.
having the dlc already , im not worried overmuch about that, but my rogue on hold for the dex patch.
i cant wait to get to back stabbing

Modifié par n0y0ki, 27 janvier 2010 - 11:05 .

[weyrleader]

rogue1983 wrote...

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

NOOOOOOO!?!?!?!?!?!?  Seriously?

[Feraele]

rogue1983 wrote...

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

Someone said in another thread that IGN was mentioning some date in relation to RTO, but Mr Gaider went on that thread and basically said that IGN wasn't in the know or something to that effect.

Think I'll just hang tight and see what the official word is.


Okay found what he (Mr Gaider said) was posted about 6 hours ago.

QUOTE:  "There is no official word on RtO yet. IGN is not official word."

Modifié par Feraele, 27 janvier 2010 - 11:08 .

[Abriael_CG]

rogue1983 wrote...

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

While I'm very happy to hear the news, i feel just a lil bit "meh" at the fact that Ray decided to go tell gaming sites before actually coming to tell it to their own community.

Also, "it's almost through certification" seems to confirm that the PC version has been held on behalf of the console version, since the PC version has no certification. While not surprised, i'm sad to see a broken promise.

But yay if we get it soon! Some good news at last.

[n0y0ki]

Feraele wrote...

Think I'll just hang tight and see what the official word is.

more than likely, sound advice.

[rogue1983]

"It's almost through certification and it will go back up very soon." says Ray Muzyka

[Feraele]

Abriael_CG wrote...

rogue1983 wrote...

http://www.gamerzine...aunch-soon.html this one says next week on all platforms...and more dlc in a week or so ???? but I could've took the latter out of context but oh :] I so hope.

While I'm very happy to hear the news, i feel just a lil bit "meh" at the fact that Ray decided to go tell gaming sites before actually coming to tell it to their own community.

Also, "it's almost through certification" seems to confirm that the PC version has been held on behalf of the console version, since the PC version has no certification. While not surprised, i'm sad to see a broken promise.

But yay if we get it soon! Some good news at last.

I would love to play it thats for sure.   But as I said before..I am going to wait a day before playing it once released,  hehe I want to read reviews first.

[Shudin]

n0y0ki wrote...

Feraele wrote...

Think I'll just hang tight and see what the official word is.

more than likely, sound advice.

Advice I'm gonna take...

But still.... if it is true, then only a week before I can get immersed in DA:O again! Playing The Last Remnant this last while has been entertaining, but still.. not as good as DA:O

[Abriael_CG]

Shudin wrote...
But still.... if it is true, then only a week before I can get immersed in DA:O again! Playing The Last Remnant this last while has been entertaining, but still.. not as good as DA:O

Ugh... the last remnant... as a JRPG fan that trainwreck of a game seriously gives me bad memories...