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[Kid_SixXx]

So, I guess I am the only person that reads and enjoys the debriefings to the Illusive Man contained in the Mission Complete screen.

[Raphael diSanto]

Kid_SixXx wrote...

So, I guess I am the only person that reads and enjoys the debriefings to the Illusive Man contained in the Mission Complete screen.

You're not alone. I rather like them too. I don't find that it breaks immersion for me, but eh, YMMV ... I still don't understand the hate for the shooter elements though. It's almost as though people have in their brain that if we shoot things with guns, it's automatically not an RPG.

If anything, what the mission report screen does is turn ME2 from ME1's 40-hour movie into a more episodic TV Show-esquefeel. That's not really a good thing or a bad thing, imo. It's just .. a thing.

As always, YMMV

Modifié par Raphael diSanto, 26 mars 2010 - 05:45 .

[Sanzee]

I totally dig it.

[uzivatel]

solys wrote...

Why to hell not? I like to check how much stuff I accumulated,- and review the mission in general! 

Pretty much. It is unusual at first, but I got used to it.

GHOST OF FRUITY wrote...

It doesn't bother me. I do agree with TheLastAwakening about the end mission button though. Perhaps it's just me but i'd prefer battling my way back to the Normandy - or at least having the option.  That perhaps more than anything else breaks the immersion for me.  That's it though!!   

There is certain mission where you have to battle your way back to the shuttle, but I think ending mission with "B" is fine as long as all the objectives were met and there are no more enemy units to fight. Just walking through all the locations back to the shuttle adds nothing to the game.