The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
It was the journey.. Not the destination
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#127
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 02:58
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The Sevial virus is dangerous.
I'm relatively new here, what is the Sevial virus?
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Damn that sounds so much better. *Obligatory salute because was an xbox guy for 11 years*Steelcan wrote...
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You shut your mouth. All hail Kratos.Steelcan wrote...
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I'm tired of hearing this
The ending may overshadow ME3's other issues, but the journey was by no means great
Then you must not have played the same ME trilogy I did but the journey was one of the greatest journey's ever in entertainment period.
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#129
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
#130
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 02:58
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ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
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Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 02:59
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#132
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 02:59
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Steelcan wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
#133
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:02
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Mr.House wrote...
ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
Incorrect. ME 2 introduted a huge cast of amazing new characters. Arguably some of the best DLC bioware has ever done, revised the combat mechanics of the series, has some of the best character development not just in bioware game but video games in general and flushed out what ME 1 previously introduced to the series.
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Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:02
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
So I guess we're ignoring plot armored space ninja's, baby Reapers, mutating Bond organizations, etc?
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#135
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:03
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
#136
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:03
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
Incorrect. ME 2 introduted a huge cast of amazing new characters. Arguably some of the best DLC bioware has ever done, revised the combat mechanics of the series, has some of the best character development not just in bioware game but video games in general and flushed out what ME 1 previously introduced to the series.
Not enough facepalms in this post, but enough smh and laughs
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Seival route? Nothing to see here folks.KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
I'd advise all the new BSN homies to ignore anything this dude says in the future. You can't convince someone afflicted by Severe Fanboyosis
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Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:03
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
Mass Effect 1 isnt that good a game, and mass effect 3 is pretty much a mass effect 1 quality story with new graphics.
Mass effect 2 is the best of the series and thats only cause they learned the characters were more important then the lame plot.
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Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:04
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#140
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:05
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.
Incorrect. ME 2 introduted a huge cast of amazing new characters. Arguably some of the best DLC bioware has ever done, revised the combat mechanics of the series, has some of the best character development not just in bioware game but video games in general and flushed out what ME 1 previously introduced to the series.
It was also the plot bridge to nowhere. I still love the game dearly but it is basically a glorified spin-off in the overall sense of things.
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Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:05
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
Mass Effect 1 isnt that good a game, and mass effect 3 is pretty much a mass effect 1 quality story with new graphics.
Mass effect 2 is the best of the series and thats only cause they learned the characters were more important then the lame plot.
#142
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:05
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
A ridiculous arguement. I won't get into detail and bring up Aristotle's pyramid, but the bottom line is, the climax and falling action of a story (commonly called the "ending") is arguably (and it is very easy to argue) the most important segment of any given tale.
Now since video games are a ****** poor story telling medium, the swill that is Mass Effect 3 could very well be considered a masterpiece of the medium, but to argue that having a larger supply of "good" content than "bad" content makes a series "good" in totality simply based on some majority scale is fundementally unreliable as a means of evaluating a story's quality.
But yeah, opinions. ME3 a sh!t. ME2 best girl.
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#143
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:05
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ImaginaryMatter wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.
Incorrect. ME 2 introduted a huge cast of amazing new characters. Arguably some of the best DLC bioware has ever done, revised the combat mechanics of the series, has some of the best character development not just in bioware game but video games in general and flushed out what ME 1 previously introduced to the series.
It was also the plot bridge to nowhere. I still love the game dearly but it is basically a glorified spin-off in the overall sense of things.
#144
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:06
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ImaginaryMatter wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
So I guess we're ignoring plot armored space ninja's, baby Reapers, mutating Bond organizations, etc?
I am surprised you people don't find something wrong with Shepard's fish tank to whine about.
#145
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:06
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Meet Kasumi, Thane, Jacob, Grunt, Samaru, Legion, etc. All boring and pointless.KotorEffect3 wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
ME2 it self is enough to taint the journey.KotorEffect3 wrote...
The ending of ME 3 is perhaps ten minutes give or take. The trilogy in total consists of well over 100 hours of content. So yes the journey trumps the destination.
Incorrect. ME 2 introduted a huge cast of amazing new characters.
lolnoArguably some of the best DLC bioware has ever done,
Has everything to do with story.revised the combat mechanics of the series,
No. No. So many nos all the time in the world wouldn't be enough.has some of the best character development not just in bioware game but video games in general
ME was the series, guy. ME is what started it all, sequels should build upon the prequels, not try to reboot them.and flushed out what ME 1 previously introduced to the series.
#146
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:06
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J. Reezy wrote...
Seival route? Nothing to see here folks.KotorEffect3 wrote...
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
I'd advise all the new BSN homies to ignore anything this dude says in the future. You can't convince someone afflicted by Severe Fanboyosis
I will take your advice into consideration.
#148
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:06
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Not our fault we have taste.KotorEffect3 wrote...
ImaginaryMatter wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
So I guess we're ignoring plot armored space ninja's, baby Reapers, mutating Bond organizations, etc?
I am surprised you people don't find something wrong with Shepard's fish tank to whine about.
#149
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:07
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
I am surprised you people don't find something wrong with Shepard's fish tank to whine about.
I didn't like that there was no Earth fish
#150
Posté 30 janvier 2014 - 03:07
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ImaginaryMatter wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
But there was a lot on the way that was just bad
That is factualy incorrect. You should feel bad.
So I guess we're ignoring plot armored space ninja's, baby Reapers, mutating Bond organizations, etc?
Just like it is with comic books, you have to suspend your disbelief to enjoy Mass Effect, lol.
