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#26
RangerSG

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Paper thin armour in which if you took 3 hits at the wrong time your dead.  Button fatigue from having to keep pressing to increase height with jump jets.  The levels were a big part of the problem.  Multiple frogger levels, multiple areas with lava and such meaning almost auto death. 

Pretty much what he said. The execution for the Firewalker DLC was absolutely painful. Maybe it was less so on consoles. I wouldn't know. I'll also add: Lack of Save Points to this.



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SolNebula

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Honestly cannot wait for vehicle exploration to return in the new series. I hope they take inspiration from ME1 and integrate it inside missions. They could have a main hub in every planet you visit and from there you travel from one area of interest to the other through vehicles. You explore the planet and do secondary quests in between one main mission and the other. Once the main missions are complete, you can still explore and finish secondary missions on that planet before leaving to another destination where the process start anew.

 

that what I would like to see in the Next ME.


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katamuro

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Honestly cannot wait for vehicle exploration to return in the new series. I hope they take inspiration from ME1 and integrate it inside missions. They could have a main hub in every planet you visit and from there you travel from one area of interest to the other through vehicles. You explore the planet and do secondary quests in between one main mission and the other. Once the main missions are complete, you can still explore and finish secondary missions on that planet before leaving to another destination where the process start anew.

 

that what I would like to see in the Next ME.

 

I love your idea. I really do. that would be so awesome. Exploring other areas of actually inhabited planets.