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[massivegay]

if anyone out there loved me 1 like myself agrees that me2 is  mainstreamed post a reply......an amazing game that me1 was, although it needed some polish was a great space fairing rpg with platform and shooter elements to it. now all i seem to get is gears of effect. a stripped down class builiding system to an almost useless economy(no weapon and armor add ons) the customization is so limited to what you look like i expcected more then a dozen pieces of armor to interchange. The gun classes are to restricted what if i wanted to be an adept with an assult rifle i could in the first but not in me2 although i wouldnt be very proficent with it unless i equiped it after using it in a play though and getting the achievment ..... and thats a whole other story. in the first hour of play i had almost 20 achievments. the gunplay is much better along with the cover system altough trying to hurdle objects is a bit of a pain. the story so far is good although it seems like the only reason what hapens to shepard in the begining(no spoiler) is for a time filler to adavance the game whcih im sure there some better ideas out there than that. Event thoughthe mako was terrible and all planets had the same gravity and a million other quips about it the explortation was one of the fun things in me1 being in space and exploring the universe seeing whats out there. me2 you are so restricted in where you go and how you explore i like the probe mini game even though it is annoying to do it 30 times for a single planet. sorry for the rant but i am disapointed with this game and feel that bioware is really letting down fans of rpgs and more so mass effect fans. hopefully someone will read this high up and work to bring back me3 as an amazing rpg that it should and could be. if anyone agrees or disagrees post maybe im just seeing it wrong.

[Stanley Woo]

StaticSilence wrote...
Stanley Woooo, where are yoouuuuuu? drop the banhammer and lock this thread down- communist china style. The dissidents must be silenced! The internet morality must be maintained!

I actually find that to be mildly offensive, so let's cut it out, please.

If you find something that breaks the rules of the forum, please contact a Moderator directly. We can't and don't read every post in every thread, and rely on our community members to help us by sending us messages and linking us to potential problems. And no, StaticSilence, an opinion that disagrees with yours is not something that breaks the rules.

[Stanley Woo]

Again, let's keep the name-calling and insults out of the discussion, please.

Oblarg wrote...
The amount of blatant BioWare fanboyism on these forums is sickening.

You were expecting maybe subtle BioWare fanboyism on the BioWare Social Network? Everyone's got a bias; you just have to recognize it.