reply to Killroy: Define someone else' s thread ''stupid thread'' is a bit unpolite and risky... You could risk to find one my thread in the game...
Many revolutionary ideas in our world had been laughed at before they were adopted and well accepted....
If you don't like them, maybe is more costructive to explain your point of view..Thank you and have a nice day!
Cheers!
reply to Killroy: Define someone else' s thread ''stupid thread'' is a bit unpolite and risky... You could risk to find one my thread in the game...
Many revolutionary ideas in our world had been laughed at before they were adopted and well accepted....
If you don't like them, maybe is more costructive to explain your point of view..Thank you and have a nice day!
Cheers!
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this isn't a revolutionary idea.
In all seriousness though, BioWare should show us some gameplay footage first so that people can stop asking to include every damn thing they like in game. It's not like I'm against all ideas out there but all this is getting hilarious.
we are here to propose ideas, that's all..some may suit the game, some may not but it is hard to say ahead what would or not work...
I don't pretend anything...just propose my ideas...
cheers!
the third pro-gore thread by a user with no registered games, perhaps an ip-check is an idea?
maybe not but still cool.I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this isn't a revolutionary idea.
I (author of the second thread) have no registered games because I forgot my previous password (haven't played Origin games in AGES) so I created a new one to be able to post here.the third pro-gore thread by a user with no registered games, perhaps an ip-check is an idea?
In all seriousness though, BioWare should show us some gameplay footage first so that people can stop asking to include every damn thing they like in game. It's not like I'm against all ideas out there but all this is getting hilarious.
We have one more month until EA Play.
I think kinetic powers can be developed even further and instead of just pushing the enemies in the air, they could be used to twist and deform or even to explode a body to add a bit of gore and drama.
What do you think?
I would rather my main character wound the baddie enough to where he/she can't be a threat anymore and then taken in for questioning to see what information can be learned.
reply to Killroy: Define someone else' s thread ''stupid thread'' is a bit unpolite and risky... You could risk to find one my thread in the game...
Many revolutionary ideas in our world had been laughed at before they were adopted and well accepted....
If you don't like them, maybe is more costructive to explain your point of view..Thank you and have a nice day!
Cheers!
You think much too highly of your stupid ideas.
we are here to propose ideas, that's all..some may suit the game, some may not but it is hard to say ahead what would or not work...
I don't pretend anything...just propose my ideas...
cheers!
No, we're here to discuss the game. You're laboring under the impression that this is a submissions platform for BioWare to take ideas from. That is entirely incorrect. So every one of these threads you make with a single, stupid idea as the sole basis of the thread is completely pointless and just crapping up the board even more. Put all of your ideas in a single thread.
Wait, you are not implying we are the same person, right?
You think much too highly of your stupid ideas.
No, we're here to discuss the game. You're laboring under the impression that this is a submissions platform for BioWare to take ideas from. That is entirely incorrect. So every one of these threads you make with a single, stupid idea as the sole basis of the thread is completely pointless and just crapping up the board even more. Put all of your ideas in a single thread.
You think much too highly of your stupid ideas.
No, we're here to discuss the game. You're laboring under the impression that this is a submissions platform for BioWare to take ideas from. That is entirely incorrect. So every one of these threads you make with a single, stupid idea as the sole basis of the thread is completely pointless and just crapping up the board even more. Put all of your ideas in a single thread.
Frighteningly, Killroy confirmed to be a savage.
lol, what's with all the blood-thirst recently?
Because there are people who want satanic/debased entertainment, and they don't see anything wrong with it; they are past all moral sense of sound judgement and sensibilities. We live in a world filled with depravity, with people who think good is bad and bad is good. The classic hero understands right from wrong, and does not devolve into barbarity; BW understands this about the ME franchise and they will stay true to it for the vast majority of fans around the world. Those who advocate for gore are sick in their minds and twisted in their souls - and they love it that way.
It is amazing to see quite a number of people who want ME to stop being ME. This has been often said by many others.
Because there are people who want satanic/debased entertainment, and they don't see anything wrong with it; they are past all moral sense of sound judgement and sensibilities. We live in a world filled with depravity, with people who think good is bad and bad is good. The classic hero understands right from wrong, and does not devolve into barbarity; BW understands this about the ME franchise and they will stay true to it for the vast majority of fans around the world. Those who advocate for gore are sick in their minds and twisted in their souls - and they love it that way.
It is amazing to see quite a number of people who want ME to stop being ME. This has been often said by many others.
Yeah, it's super messed up. (hides her collection) I don't know what they're thinking. (drops it all over the floor) Uhh...
Seriously now, I don't think there's anything wrong with violence in fiction, especially when its more serious forms are restricted to appropriate titles. That means that not all titles should have hardcore violence for many different reasons - e.g. targeted audience, intended tone and atmosphere, etc. I'm rather indifferent to the idea of adding more violence, but then I also realise that Mass Effect in particular has never been crazy violent and thus I see no reason for it to go Saw on us.
As far as I'm concerned, I'd love to explore biotics some more. I'd be all over that. However, I don't know whether doing it this way would be a good idea. In a cutscene or two for good reasons? (E.g. The protag snaps under pressure and gets scary for a moment if, say, an interrupt is chosen.) Could be cool. Why not. However, in combat? Probably not unless it's quick and "painless". I see no purpose otherwise. (Especially given the reactions on this forum.) I think you generally want to be fast (Anybody who's ever got stuck in a finisher with some enemies around still alive will understand.) and there's no point in making it particularly morbid - as in, having fun with bending and twisting limbs - because our character's position will probably require them not to be a psycho. We also already have biotic explosions that tear people apart and allow us to slam them into the ground. That's fast and reasonable, yet violent.
I'd definitely build on what we already have that actually seems to work for most fans in this department instead of trying to deliver a different experience. Things like Doom may be popular, but they're popular for entirely different reasons than Mass Effect.
Either way, I wouldn't point fingers at people enjoying some pixel blood as long as that passion stays in games. You never know what's an individual's interest in it. Hell, in real life I catch spiders into jars at home so I can just release them outside instead of killing them, but in video games I will cackle at the scene where I can fry the goddamn batarian fixing the gunship during Garrus' recruitment mission because SCREW THOSE PIXELS THAT'S WHY.
It is amazing to see quite a number of people who want ME to stop being ME. This has been often said by many others.
I'm not going to say that this is true for all people, but having been on here long enough, and from just usual scouring of comments sections on YouTube and other sites in general, Mass Effect 3's ending has tainted the overall series for some people, that they basically can't see anything good about the series anymore, and seem to want Mass Effect Andromeda to be a completely different game entirely, having no resemblance in any way shape or form to the original trilogy, cause the ending ruined everything.
There are some as well who are equally affected by the ending, and thus just want to see Mass Effect Andromeda crash and burn.
As for gore, I don't think this is so much of an out of place inclusion that it would stop Mass Effect being Mass Effect. It would probably be more like Mass Effect trying to be a bit like Dead Space or something. I mean, one can argue that there have been opportunity for the series to maybe go a bit more gorier in some deaths or in combat, but chose not to because it has shown it can get across something better and more evocatively without cheap blood and gut thrills. Somehow I don't think more gore is what Andromeda will offer. It will probably offer up more realistic wounds or blood that we may see on wounded characters what have you, graphical improvements and all. But a new galaxy doesn't have to equate to advancements in weapons that make heads explode and limbs fly askew.
Fair to say that this seems to have divided people based on personal thresholds for violence and gore in media.
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