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[NuclearTech76]

I fill as if I'm being assaulted by idiocy on all sides over there. I honestly do not know if some of these people are trolling or they are completely off their rocker. There's a thread complaining about having to aim playing a shooter and having to fetch thermal clips from fallen enemies being a problem. 

[smeckie]

Lol

[RayD3MSoC]

People have different opinions than you?  I would call 911.

[FluffyCannibal]

But I shouldn't have to aim. Or move. Or do anything, really. I just want to sit there and push a single button repeatedly - I mean, IDK why everyone got so butt hurt over the One Button To Rule Them All; I think it was genius.
Look how much easier ME:A would be with my ideas:

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Who needs anything else for entertainments? Try it yourself!

[NuclearTech76]

People have different opinions than you?  I would call 911.

Yes because different opinions means not having to aim in a shooter game. 

[Terminator Force]

If Andromeda does not have an option to turn off aim assist off...

[RayD3MSoC]

lol.. There's always been this element since ME1 was released where there's an aversion to shooters. They're just coming out of the woodwork again. These things must happen. Carryovers from 20 yrs of a previously RPG exclusive developer, I guess. 

 

Despite the fact that I enjoyed ME3 a lot, I am not generally a fan of shooters.  I am in the list of people that preferred many of the mechanics of ME1.  For example, I enjoyed having more abilities that needed to be used at strategic points in a fight (at least until you got op gear and could spam singularity every 3 seconds).  I enjoyed the let your gun cool down mechanic since it made the weapons seem more futuristic, but at least ME3 gave us some more unique and futuristic weaponry.

 

As for not having to aim, well you can already pause to line up your shots, so I am not sure what else people want.

 

 

Yes because different opinions means not having to aim in a shooter game. 

 

You are assuming that ME should stay primarily a shooter, but since this series has always aimed to appeal to both shooter and RPG fans, what is wrong with more RPG elements being included?

[NuclearTech76]

Despite the fact that I enjoyed ME3 a lot, I am not generally a fan of shooters.  I am in the list of people that preferred many of the mechanics of ME1.  For example, I enjoyed having more abilities that needed to be used at strategic points in a fight (at least until you got op gear and could spam singularity every 3 seconds).  I enjoyed the let your gun cool down mechanic since it made the weapons seem more futuristic, but at least ME3 gave us some more unique and futuristic weaponry.

 

As for the second point, well you can already pause to line up your shots, so I am not sure what else people want.

 

 

 

You are assuming though that ME should stay primarily a shooter, but since this series has always aimed to appeal to both shooter and rpg fans, what is wrong with more rpg elements being included?

Yes, we should have a tutorial mode for a cover based shooter. No bullets just kill your enemies with words, judging from some of the gems in that new forum I can't say that this won't be an effective line of offense.

[capn233]

All I can say is after having to suffer through auto aim only in DAI, MEA sure as hell better follow the standard ME formula of TPS with RPG elements.  Otherwise preorder cancelled!

[AW_FC_1986]

You sometimes can´t please everybody. But it´s frightening, that people are complaing about a game, that needs over a year untill it´s released.

 

 

Best advise is to avoid that part of the forum for now.

[The NightMan Cometh]

I wouldn't touch that forum even if I were to use somebody else's ding-a-ling. Give's me an std just thinking about it.

[NuclearTech76]

You sometimes can´t please everybody. But it´s frightening, that people are complaing about a game, that needs over a year untill it´s released.

 

 

Best advise is to avoid that part of the forum for now.

This is the main issue I have. I went over there expecting it mostly to be about this speculation or that speculation and discussion about the game but a lot of the threads are just complaining about the game that hasn't even been developed yet. 99% of the stuff they're complaining about is ridiculous as well.

[Kenny Bania]

Nope.

 

[Heldarion]

Yes because different opinions means not having to aim in a shooter game.

Well, I just read someone complaining that having thermal clips in the game is frustrating.

I'm not coming back to that forum again.

[Tantum Dic Verbo]

I think I liked things better before the Internet. Back in those days, a developer would create the game he wanted to make, and people could either like it or not. Now, everyone who plays the damned thing seems to think he owns shares of stock and should be able to guide the artistic vision. If the Bioware Fanbase has the same sway in this game that it's had in the past, I will buy this game used or after the price has gone way down and probably stick to the multiplayer. There's a reason that the people in those SP forums aren't developing video games.

[Alanah Rae]

Tech the only place I feel at home is at a strip club

[PHOEN1XK1NG]

Haven't been to that forum yet.  No reason to.

[UKStory135]

I fill as if I'm being assaulted by idiocy on all sides over there. I honestly do not know if some of these people are trolling or they are completely off their rocker. There's a thread complaining about having to aim playing a shooter and having to fetch thermal clips from fallen enemies being a problem. 

That dude wants the game to be a turn based JRPG. He's really bizarre. He said that combat required no decision making and he also intentionally loses because of RPG realism.

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

The Andromeda forums are not for the faint of heart.

 

Some of those tribes haven't seen civilization in years. You can't just walk in out of the wasteland and expect them to cooperate with the rest of humanity. Reaching those tribes will take time, patience, diplomacy, and the wisdom to sometimes say, "F*ck it," point a gun at 'em, and make 'em do the right thing.

 

Saving humanity isn't for the weak. Sometimes you need the carrot. Sometimes you need the stick. Mostly, you'll need you hunting rifle, your wits, and the willingness to use them when necessary.

 

Bring water, bring food, and whatever you do, when you see a glint of light in the distance: hide. It's not your friend. It's not the tribe with the lost technology. It's the motherf*cking Wasteland rising up to get you. It's the end of a baited hook, ready to drag you to the depths for a fish's dinner.

 

It's war out there. And war, war never changes.

[BioWareMod01]

This thread is being closed because it does not discuss ME3 multiplayer.