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JasonPogo wrote...
AlchemyIndex wrote...
To OP's defense... they could be missing 1 or 2 legs, in which case disc switching would be a hassle. But under any other circumstances that's the laziest thing I've read all day.
But then their chair would have wheels on it. No exuse.
Guest_Ethan009_*
Modifié par Ethan009, 24 janvier 2010 - 05:55 .
Silent Friend wrote...
- Wow, every day there appears to be a new problem amassing from the nothing but sheer laziness on behalf of the developing team. First it was the completely unimproved character-customisation system (complete with the same old plastic hair textures/facial hair and generic colours that look they were developed in Microsoft Paint). Now I've learned that I'll have to get up every few hours to swap between the discs! Fantastic. Is this the 21st century? Or are we still living in the era of PS1 or DreamCast games? Come on, the last game that I had to switch multiple discs between was Shenmue.
Had BioWare just done their job properly and released the game for the PS3 like they rightfully should have, this wouldn't be a problem. Again, Mass Effect 2 helps demonstrate why Blu-Ray is so important but we know that, like the character-customisation system, BioWare just neglects all that in favour of Cruise Control and Cheeto's, pandering to the sycophants. The game is a perfect example of how BioWare can be over-rated and flat-out lazy.
Silent Friend wrote...
- Wow, every day there appears to be a new problem amassing from the nothing but sheer laziness on behalf of the developing team. First it was the completely unimproved character-customisation system (complete with the same old plastic hair textures/facial hair and generic colours that look they were developed in Microsoft Paint). Now I've learned that I'll have to get up every few hours to swap between the discs! Fantastic. Is this the 21st century? Or are we still living in the era of PS1 or DreamCast games? Come on, the last game that I had to switch multiple discs between was Shenmue.
Had BioWare just done their job properly and released the game for the PS3 like they rightfully should have, this wouldn't be a problem. Again, Mass Effect 2 helps demonstrate why Blu-Ray is so important but we know that, like the character-customisation system, BioWare just neglects all that in favour of Cruise Control and Cheeto's, pandering to the sycophants. The game is a perfect example of how BioWare can be over-rated and flat-out lazy.
Guest_Ethan009_*
Modifié par Ethan009, 24 janvier 2010 - 06:04 .
Veen130 wrote...
Guest_rynluna_*
Silent Friend wrote...
- Wow, every day there appears to be a new problem amassing from the nothing but sheer laziness on behalf of the developing team. First it was the completely unimproved character-customisation system (complete with the same old plastic hair textures/facial hair and generic colours that look they were developed in Microsoft Paint). Now I've learned that I'll have to get up every few hours to swap between the discs! Fantastic. Is this the 21st century? Or are we still living in the era of PS1 or DreamCast games? Come on, the last game that I had to switch multiple discs between was Shenmue.
Had BioWare just done their job properly and released the game for the PS3 like they rightfully should have, this wouldn't be a problem. Again, Mass Effect 2 helps demonstrate why Blu-Ray is so important but we know that, like the character-customisation system, BioWare just neglects all that in favour of Cruise Control and Cheeto's, pandering to the sycophants. The game is a perfect example of how BioWare can be over-rated and flat-out lazy.
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