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[AresKeith]

Seival is starting to scare me now

[Nole]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

Dude, I don't give a **** about this place, I just wanted to laugh. And with Spiroz is really easy since he answers everything.

Ah, yes. The "I was joking all along" defense. Works every time. 

Shut up otaku.

[spirosz]

WittingEight65 wrote...

I don't get the joke with the captain, my friend.

Don't worry, it wasn't an insult.  

[Nole]

MY MOTHER IS DEAD YOU POS

[spirosz]

WittingEight65 wrote...

Trying to be sensitive snip*

[Nole]

Don't worry spiro, I'll pay you a **** so you can lose your virginity.

I'll do the same for you hanar, you really seem to need it.

Modifié par WittingEight65, 05 janvier 2014 - 11:54 .

[spirosz]

WittingEight65 wrote...

Don't worry spiro, I'll pay you a **** so you can lose your virginity.

I'll do the same for you hanar, you really seem to need it.

My thanks good sis, I look forward to finding out what women are.  I'll keep to my "hovering hand" technique while I'm still on these boards though and keep my Gremlin haircut.  

[GreyLycanTrope]

AresKeith wrote...

Seival is starting to scare me now

Anyone really suprised he's gone full antagonist supporter again? Anyone?

[AresKeith]

Greylycantrope wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Seival is starting to scare me now

Anyone really suprised he's gone full antagonist supporter again? Anyone?

Not that part, more of his avi looks more German than it does Helgasht 

[Nole]

It was fun, guys. See you again, once my ban expires.

[MattFini]

Even though ME3 was not entirely up to par, I support this.

[McFlurry598]

I agree they shouldn't have used the entire trilogy.

[Sebby]

spirosz wrote...

Seboist wrote...


Given how ME2 and 3 removed a lot of ME1's RPG elements(stats, inventory,exploration,etc) a

Going to copy and paste planets = a sense of exploration?  Interesting.

Support for Bioware's "remove it, not improve it" policy I see(I half-expected ME4 to not have any endings based on this trend).

You call that inventory an RPG element

I know it is.

I call it a terrible execution of an RPG "element"

It was, which is why we needed "Improve it, not remove it" instead.

and the stats were very well done in ME3 or do you choose to ignore that?

I don't consider being able to use a starting weapon from start to finish and attachments that were sub-par to the damage and penetration increasing ones to be "very well done", no.

It's better than ME2 I'll give it that.

[McFlurry598]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

McFlurry598 wrote...

I agree they shouldn't have used the entire trilogy.

If you were to choose any one of the games to make the cut, then which would you choose?

I personally would've used ME2, though I feel ME1 is more applicable to this list since it started out as an Xbox exclusive. Or maybe I just would've included all three on the list.

Honestly since this triology is probably my favorite of all time, barely beating Halo, I would have included all three as well. But if had to choose ME1 would probably be it if they remade it. ME1 and ME2 both have major flaws IMO.
Like for instance, you mentioned before, the preset environements made the first feel, at some times, repatative. Combat was boringly slow. The open worldness of it though, was a good selling point to me. It was just so fresh to me than what I was usually playing, I just loved it. It fell so new. The dull colors and the lack of decent combat mechanics was terrible. For instance, on my insanity playthrough on my soldier, all id have to do was stand there shooting and spaming immunity. I had mods that made it so I could shoot forever, with 100% percent accuracy, which was extremely boring just standing there and shooting something until it dies.

ME2 on the other hand had great combat, as well as being the mother of all side missions. The worst thing about it was, IMO, was scanning planets, I would literally have to scan for about 45 minutes to and hour getting all I need to upgrade the Normandy. Id rather have it like a mini game instead of scanning, like hacking on ME1. DLC on ME2 was my favorite. Especially Layer of the Shadow Broker. Which extremely awesome for Liaramancers like myself. Being on the ship, I would occasionaly look at the storm, beautiful scenery. Which was another thing, the scenery just made the game gorgeous. Especially on the DLC where you had to save David. I forget its name.

ME3 wouldn't even be on my list.

Modifié par McFlurry598, 06 janvier 2014 - 12:48 .

[spirosz]

Seboist wrote...

spirosz wrote...

Seboist wrote...


Given how ME2 and 3 removed a lot of ME1's RPG elements(stats, inventory,exploration,etc) a

Going to copy and paste planets = a sense of exploration?  Interesting.

Support for Bioware's "remove it, not improve it" policy I see(I half-expected ME4 to not have any endings based on this trend).

You call that inventory an RPG element

I know it is.

I call it a terrible execution of an RPG "element"

It was, which is why we needed "Improve it, not remove it" instead.

and the stats were very well done in ME3 or do you choose to ignore that?

I don't consider being able to use a starting weapon from start to finish and attachments that were sub-par to the damage and penetration increasing ones to be "very well done", no.

It's better than ME2 I'll give it that.

Who said I support the removal?  I don't support copy and paste planets and advertising that as "exploration" - I understand it from a budget aspect and resource mangement, but I can live without that "illusion" of exploration for more quality content.  Again, same thing with the inventory.  ME2 and ME3 had items, sure not to the extent that ME1 did, but how much is considered to be the norm for an RPG?  The only thing I missed from ME1's leveling up system was the charm system, which I found a good relation to the conversation gameplay, which helped develop a better Shepard, compared to the changes in ME2 - into ME3.  I won't miss having 300 Avenger X' because the Geth use human weapons.  And also - the Mass Effect series never strived to be a full blown RPG in the traditional sense or at least - that's how the advertisement felt to me.  

Modifié par spirosz, 06 janvier 2014 - 12:47 .

[Cainhurst Crow]

What is that smell? Hmmm...wafting, thick....purtrid and a little sour...with just the hint of unused adrenaline....oh wait, I know.

It's the smell of butthurt, filling this thread with every off topic post that gets lobbed into it by overly-angry posters and their anime problems.

[dreamgazer]

Wait ... what's wrong with otakus?

[Nole]

I see I touched a sensitive topic.

Modifié par WittingEight65, 06 janvier 2014 - 01:17 .

[dreamgazer]

WittingEight65 wrote...

I see I touched a sensitive theme.

Honest question, since some of my brightest, most interesting and successful friends could be described as such.

[Nole]

dreamgazer wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

I see I touched a sensitive theme.

Honest question, since some of my brightest, most interesting and successful friends could be described as such.

Succesful? Otakus?

WHAT?

[OdanUrr]

I agree that MET should be on that list and it would probably be #1 on mine.