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[Traumacrazy]

yup it for teh shooter crowd



i mean they would get lost without it

[neoxus299]

It depends

[Traumacrazy]

Crawling_Chaos wrote...

Traumacrazy wrote...

yup it for teh shooter crowd

i mean they would get lost without it

I heard the "shooter crowd" had the common characteristics of being unable to spell or articulate properly.

...i was kidding.

[Traumacrazy]

Crawling_Chaos wrote...

Traumacrazy wrote...
...i was kidding.

[OssieZero]

I hate it. It’s far too immersed in the game. I would prefer to have something that breaks my narrative flow and character involvement into tiny pieces after every mission.
I propose a screen that just says “YOU ARE PLAYING A GAME. YOU ARE NOT COMMANDER SHEPHERD. NONE OF THESE THINGS HAPPENED.” Then a picture of Saren and Shepherd playing table tennis on top of Sovereign while a generic player looks on and cries into his hands.

[NINJ4 R4BBID]

Justin2k wrote...

I actually like it. I feel rather than break immersion its interesting to read the cerebus summary of the mission.

I second that!
I love to read about the mission from TIM(s) perspective (it helps me to understand TIM more as a character), and summary info is helpful sometimes (after a long mission).

Modifié par NINJ4 R4BBID, 05 février 2010 - 03:57 .

[phimseto]

I actually don't mind it as much. Doing things that way allowed Bioware to construct things a little more reasonably, especially in terms of crew conversations. You weren't blowing through whole dialogue trees because you hadn't talked to people in a while and instead you had to be much more judicious in speaking with them. That made sense for ME2's story arc, and I also liked the way the mission over screens gave you some quick insights into the Illusive Man's thinking on various people, groups, and political situations.

[Traumacrazy]

deku2106 wrote...

I don't like it, but I don't like the whole areas-feeling-like-levels thing, either.

QFT so much:(

[Bane]

I like the fact we get a mission summary. It gives a bit of insight into The Illusive Man as well which is nice. I think I would've preferred to have The Illusive Man send the summary to our private terminals though. It's already a game mechanic so why not use it?

[Endurance_117]

It's ****ing great

[llinsane1ll]

Yea it's pretty lame. Makes it feel like it's losing it's RPG touch, although I feel ME2 is an RPG game, it just kind of feels like its take the feeling of exploring back out in a way

[Rykef]

I think it would be fine if it zoomed you out of that and you were looking at your laptop in your room on the normandy

[Vigor Mortivore]

There is no freedom in the game, it's as linear as it gets.

[Akinra]

Bane_v2 wrote...

I like the fact we get a mission summary. It gives a bit of insight into The Illusive Man as well which is nice. I think I would've preferred to have The Illusive Man send the summary to our private terminals though. It's already a game mechanic so why not use it?

That seems like a very good idea to me. But I don't really mind it to be honest, I like seeing the Illusive Man's opinion on missions.

[MissFruitypie]

I don't care for the mission summary screen -- like many others, I feel it pulls me out of the story -- but it didn't ruin the game for me or anything.

Bane_v2 wrote...

I like the fact we get a mission summary. It gives a bit of insight into The Illusive Man as well which is nice. I think I would've preferred to have The Illusive Man send the summary to our private terminals though. It's already a game mechanic so why not use it?

Love this idea, it would strike a better balance.

[Darth Obvious]

I can't imagine complaining about something so trivial as the the Mission Complete Screen. What difference does it make?

[haberman13]

Darth Obvious wrote...

I can't imagine complaining about something so trivial as the the Mission Complete Screen. What difference does it make?

Just like the "death veins" it's a sign of poor quality control (or catering to the TPS halo/gow crowd)... take your pick.

[Aratham Darksight]

I was a little weirded out by the mission complete screen the first time it popped up, but it grew on me. Summarizing the resources and upgrades I found was sometimes useful. That cool little variation on the Illusive Man's theme that plays on it helped, too.

[Rylor Tormtor]

Darth Obvious wrote...

I can't imagine complaining about something so trivial as the the Mission Complete Screen. What difference does it make?

Because it is bad?

I can't imagine complaining about a break pedal, it is such a small part of the car. Oh, and yes, it is the internet, so you must love my hyperbole. Love it.


I had reach.

[JokitoRoyo]

Not exactly part of the shooter crowd myself, but I don't mind it. I like the instant recap of everything that I found along the way, I really like the Cerberus perspective of my mission as well.



That said, it could also just as easily be an email that I receive upon my return to the Normandy.

[Traumacrazy]

Rylor Tormtor wrote...

Darth Obvious wrote...

I can't imagine complaining about something so trivial as the the Mission Complete Screen. What difference does it make?

Because it is bad?

I can't imagine complaining about a break pedal, it is such a small part of the car. Oh, and yes, it is the internet, so you must love my hyperbole. Love it.


I had reach.

and she had flexability