I have to agree with others, the inventory in ME1 just felt cluttered to me sometimes. I liked how ME2 and ME3 did it, more streamlined and easier to navigate.
Equipment upgrades replacing old.
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, mai 27 2016 01:10
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Posté 02 juin 2016 - 06:30
KaiserShep
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I have to agree with others, the inventory in ME1 just felt cluttered to me sometimes. I liked how ME2 and ME3 did it, more streamlined and easier to navigate.
And made more sense in-universe, since the ship is technically our "backpack", but one that we part ways with every time we go on a mission. Still, I wish it was possible to kill the PC instantly by switching up armor while standing on a planet with no atmosphere.
I dunno what Shepard was thinking. I'll just never understand how someone could try to change their gear on the moon.
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Posté 02 juin 2016 - 06:42
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Lets take this line of thought a step further. Why does the armory for the Normandy MK II start out mostly empty? The carnifax is not a weapon so rare that you can't start the game outfitted with it.
If we start asking that kind of question all three games are going to fall apart.
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Posté 02 juin 2016 - 06:48
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If we start asking that kind of question all three games are going to fall apart.
Heck it's even worse for any game that has level-restricted weapons. If your level 10 tries to pick up that level 20 gun, he'll feebly pull on the handle while it stays planted firmly like Mjolnir.
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Posté 02 juin 2016 - 09:21
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And every weapon's outfitted with a security feature which blares "You're not worthy! You're not worthy!"
Back to topic, i think being able to select which weapons are favorites/favorite-configurations might be more ideal (there's no reason why you couldn't have multiple configurations for the same weapon).
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Posté 03 juin 2016 - 01:35
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And made more sense in-universe, since the ship is technically our "backpack", but one that we part ways with every time we go on a mission. Still, I wish it was possible to kill the PC instantly by switching up armor while standing on a planet with no atmosphere.
I dunno what Shepard was thinking. I'll just never understand how someone could try to change their gear on the moon.
I never thought of it that way, I like it.
