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[SpaceV3gan]

Like mass effect this game gets more fun the more you play it but mass effect had more content in my opinion (and no I not mean in the end, I mean throughout the game's life cycle)

 

but also much of the game's fun derives from playing with people and sadly not only that I could'nt find anyone who plays this damn game that also speaks my language (tried to persuade alot of my Hebrew speaking friends to buy this game but didn't work...), but I also found out that this game's chat feature isn't all that great as well, I can't understand half of what people are saying to me and I have no idea if when I talk people get me

 

I admit if I had found some people that I can interact with and have fun with while "acing" the game this post probably wouldn't exist 

I am sure this post wouldn't exist had that been the case. Having fun people to play with makes a world of difference. 
You probably won't find many people from your region, so it helps if you are open to having friends from other regions as well as embracing English as your in-game language. Game in-voice chat sucks, for everyone. Most people I've played with, I have used communication via several other chatting programs as well as private messages on Origin.

This game is pretty much divided region-wise and unplayable cross-region, otherwise I would happily welcome you among my group of friends, OP. Maybe that can still happen one day, when netcoding and all high-latency related crap get mended, we may all be one large community of friends.

[AlmightyCarrot]

I am sure this post wouldn't exist had that been the case. Having fun people to play with makes a world of difference. 
You probably won't find many people from your region, so it helps if you are open to having friends from other regions as well as embracing English as your in-game language. Game in-voice chat sucks, for everyone. Most people I've played with, I have used communication via several other chatting programs as well as private messages on Origin.

This game is pretty much divided region-wise and unplayable cross-region, otherwise I would happily welcome you among my group of friends, OP. Maybe that can still happen one day, when netcoding and all high-latency related crap get mended, we may all be one large community of friends.

Well, to tell you the truth, I'm a pretty shy person and meeting new people is always a pit rough on me so imagine what it would be like if you met someone new and you could'nt even articulate and express yourself the way you want to. I have great English skills and I'd say my accent isn't too bad, but I stutter and its hard for me to form long sentences and say them fluidly so it makes it hard to communicate like that.

 

But.... It's funny that like 5 hours after I start this post bioware comes up with the new trial so I can now try and invite all of my friends from the same region XD

[Courtnehh]

Well, to tell you the truth, I'm a pretty shy person and meeting new people is always a pit rough on me so imagine what it would be like if you met someone new and you could'nt even articulate and express yourself the way you want to. I have great English skills and I'd say my accent isn't too bad, but I stutter and its hard for me to form long sentences and say them fluidly so it makes it hard to communicate like that.

 

But.... It's funny that like 5 hours after I start this post bioware comes up with the new trial so I can now try and invite all of my friends from the same region XD

A friend of mine on DAIMP has a stutter and he's one of the coolest people I know I just saw this, I'll get it so I can apply for beta testing and play from time to time of a fresh account. I normally play on the xbox one

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I'm only back to get the new weapons and try out the new tweaks... 

 

I've pretty much got enough promotions to do all the content and it to still be fun on the higher difficulties.

 

Just grind for the high level weapons brah... buy chests along the way and the game is ok... Before I was just grinding for gold and opening chests that have crap in them... Atleast  I know the RNG percentages from dragons, and they are pretty fair compared to what it was before.

[ALTBOULI]

I can relate OP, coming from ME3MP and having played and enjoyed the previous 2 dragon age games I was expecting big things with DAI. Sadly I think Bioware have gone several steps back with this game, I havent played this game for almost 2 months and dont see myself coming back to it anytime soon (unless there is a substantial increase in regards to content and the matchmaking is fixed). Currently back on ME3 while I wait for Andromeda to come out.

[Piffle]

@Angelus de Mortiel 

 

You aren't kidding when you say you play at odd hours! Sometimes I will be auto piloting through a game all bleary-eyed, calling it my last for the night, and then your name pops up.

 

My timing sucks. You aren't the only person who I haven't had a chance to play for a while

 

@Courtnehh

 

Yeah... the region-lock is real on PC as well... but, if you plan to join Beta please add me   You guys on the Xbox always sound so fun on the forums, it will be great to have a chance to play with you all.

 

@OP

 

If you can share your feelings on the internet with a bunch of faceless strangers, then you can play with them too in games  All joking aside, your English IS good and you don't have to talk unless you want to. I don't know of anyone who has kicked people because they only communicate via typing.

 

Either way, I'm glad you may be able to convince some friends from your region to play with you. Any MP game is better with friends.

[Courtnehh]

 

@Courtnehh

 

Yeah... the region-lock is real on PC as well... but, if you plan to join Beta please add me   You guys on the Xbox always sound so fun on the forums, it will be great to have a chance to play with you all.

 I will do Damn that region lock

[Gya]

I will do Damn that region lock

If you start a new master race account, you can join the Inglorious Scrubtards. I'll even teabag you repeatedly.

[Hairybetty]

I enjoy the promotions system and the grind.

 

Just wish there were more maps with slightly more complex path decisions.  Also, more monster variety, maybe a daily rotation of mobs would be fun.

 

I hope ME 4 keeps many Inquisition's multiplayer aspects and adds.  I would like to see a $5 dollar version of the game that only includes multiplayer so that's there more players.

 

Looking forward to ME 4 multiplayer in a year.

[Archaeologist]

Well, I have killed 80+ dragons and only got the Longsword so far. I guess I should thank Wavebend for whining about spawn-camping on the beta forums after getting all of his Hakkon weapons through spawn-camping. Real classy.

You're delusional if somehow you think the Devs werent aware of spawn camping before his post. Ill thank him for his candor and constructive suggestions before ill label him a "whiner", however.

And 80+ kills...well that's just hard luck. #DealWithIt

[ghostwheel]

Well, to tell you the truth, I'm a pretty shy person and meeting new people is always a pit rough on me so imagine what it would be like if you met someone new and you could'nt even articulate and express yourself the way you want to. I have great English skills and I'd say my accent isn't too bad, but I stutter and its hard for me to form long sentences and say them fluidly so it makes it hard to communicate like that.

 

But.... It's funny that like 5 hours after I start this post bioware comes up with the new trial so I can now try and invite all of my friends from the same region XD

I can understand this sentiment myself since I'm somewhat shy myself and suffer with similar problems with strangers.

 

Met some great people and used teamspeak for the first time in a private lobby last night. I ended up focusing too much trying to express myself clearly leaving myself playing like a moron instead (I'm easily forgetting basic things like which door we passed to finish the spawns etc). 

Talking was such a distraction that I've found gameplay using game audio and visual queues only to be more efficient in terms of progressing in a gaming session, nevertheless it was still fun meeting new people and learning about all the varied backgrounds (wide age spectrum last time with each one of us in the 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s). 

I'm fortunate to enjoy the promotion process itself and watch my classes steadily become stronger over time, this eventually paid dividends with myself being able to handle the more difficult levels more comfortably and help less experienced players through as well (extraction rate in PuGs is close to 100% nowadays). 

However, I can see the frustration this can cause to newer players or less promoted/equipped. I was invited to a lobby with 2 new players who have only been playing for 10 days.  The two playing are practically brand new clocking only 10 days yet they tried going in under equipped with 2 reavers on perilous, the attempt itself could have been fun but I think I somewhat drained all the fun all out of it by going in with my fully equipped, low level legionnaire and smashing everything up without breaking a sweat while they were all watching in the fade (all my other classes were at lvl 1 though in foresight I should have probably gone in with my virtuoso even when he's at  lvl 1 to balance things out). 

There's no fun in watching such a huge discrepancy in power and nowadays, if there's such an imbalance of power between teammates I try to assist players in making the final blow instead.  For instance, my lvl 1s in a PuG Threatening will try to soften up the enemy only and let the others get first positions in the end screen scores (unless, the groups in trouble and I go in guns blazing).  Achieving too high a score in the end in such situations is embarrassing really in terms of why the heck I'm playing a difficulty that i can easily overpower and everything hits me with single digit damage (to level up a lvl 1).

I was fortunate to start playing when the game launched - everybody was in the same playing field, back in those days there where no uber players to confuse the issue.  We either failed entirely because we were too weak and we dialed down the difficulty or we succeeded due to great teamwork.