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[DaBigDragon]

Helmet toggle for DLC armor would be awesome.

[Xatheria7]

It shouldn't be that hard really I just want the helmet toggalable the entire armor doesn't need to be segments I miss how in me1 you could toggle it off and not take stat losses on almost all of the missions

[Chickengawd]

Booo...hiss.



/doesn't want to wear his visor anymore

[Father_G]

I'm mostly using the DLC armor (Inferno) as a holdover until I get enough piece to get the N7 to a comparable or better level. By then you can use the visor (as others have pointed out) for a respectable 10% headshot damage increase.



On the bright side; the Inferno armor does have a clear face-plate so you can still see your Sheps face just not the hair. No big loss on that one.

[Sardoni]

Signed.

[MeesterJojo]

Scharfschutzen wrote...

It really is shocking that there's no toggle feature. I think that it's more an issue of indolence than technical constraint.

EA encourages anti-consumer attitudes in companies, and BioWare has been going down the EA road for sometime now. Slipping quality, slipping originality (Mass Effect 1, and thus 2, is just a mish-mash of Sci-fi books/movies). Happens with a company when they get to a size and have to balance financial concerns vs. quality.

[Arcadionn]

MeesterJojo wrote...

Scharfschutzen wrote...

It really is shocking that there's no toggle feature. I think that it's more an issue of indolence than technical constraint.

EA encourages anti-consumer attitudes in companies, and BioWare has been going down the EA road for sometime now. Slipping quality, slipping originality (Mass Effect 1, and thus 2, is just a mish-mash of Sci-fi books/movies). Happens with a company when they get to a size and have to balance financial concerns vs. quality.

To be honest... I think Bioware remains one of the top dev's in this time frame. But indeed... they are a business... and they owe EA a productivity ratio... which means sales. Streamlining certain more "elaborate" elements as inventory management and such was a great move for consumer accessibility.

I think ME2 remains top notch when it comes to most of its elements, but certain... considerations... such as toggle helm, would have been appreciated... I still think its one of the best games of the past decade.

Modifié par Arcadionn, 27 janvier 2010 - 10:22 .

[ArmeniusLOD]

MeesterJojo wrote...

Scharfschutzen wrote...

It really is shocking that there's no toggle feature. I think that it's more an issue of indolence than technical constraint.

EA encourages anti-consumer attitudes in companies, and BioWare has been going down the EA road for sometime now. Slipping quality, slipping originality (Mass Effect 1, and thus 2, is just a mish-mash of Sci-fi books/movies). Happens with a company when they get to a size and have to balance financial concerns vs. quality.

If Bioware was with Activision I would worry about that, but EA is cuddlier and fuzzier than they used to be.  Granted they still have an extortionist approach when it comes to microtransactions.

[King Killoth]

N7 armor seems to be the best of them all with all the enhancements you can make to it.