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[HanarSandwich]

Christina Norman wrote:

...but after talking with the lead character artist I understood the armors were implemented as a single piece for a variety of technical and art reasons...

Let me get this straight, with no offense, who BioWare thinks bought two million copys of ME2? Lead character artist? The art department? Huh?

From my point of view, the one(s) responsible for making the decision, that DLC armors will be one-piece is(are) nothing but incompetent, or lacking common sense. The game feels like a thrilling movie, but with the helmet on all the time, facial expressinons, Shepard's scars and everything gone, this is no longer truth.

I don't want and I won't buy any other DLC armor, given it will not have a removable helmet. Period.

Modifié par HanarSandwich, 09 février 2010 - 09:51 .

[Phel Shepard]

HanarSandwich wrote...

Christina Norman wrote:

...but after talking with the lead character artist I understood the armors were implemented as a single piece for a variety of technical and art reasons...

Let me get this straight, with no offense, who BioWare thinks bought two million copys of ME2? Lead character artist? The art department? Huh?

From my point of view, the one(s) responsible for making the decision, that DLC armors will be one-piece is(are) nothing but incompetent, or lacking common sense. The game feels like a thrilling movie, but with the helmet on all the time, facial expressinons, Shepard's scars and everything gone, this is no longer truth.

I don't wan't and I won't buy any other DLC armor, given it will not have a removable helmet. Period.

I wholeheartedly agree. If I can't remove the helmet, the armor is really not worth having aside from aesthetic purposes. And I certainly wouldn't pay real money for it.

[Dezhem]

Y'know, I'm getting the feeling the 'keep the helmets on' thing was the love child of some higher up who's too stubborn and proud to say 'yep, bad idea' and just fix the damn thing already.



I haven't used the DLC/pre-order armour at all precisely because it covers up the face at ALL times. Except on the rare occasion when a mission forces full helmet mode.



It's just such a big step backwards. People don't think to ask if that was the case before they pre-ordered because it was so bleeding obvious.

It was fine in ME1, but why in DA and ME2 did you guys just suddenly decide to drop the ball?

[HanarSandwich]

Dezhem wrote...

I haven't used the DLC/pre-order armour at all precisely because it covers up the face at ALL times. Except on the rare occasion when a mission forces full helmet mode.

I would even raise a hand for a possibility to take the helmet off in vacuum. That'll be so Total Recall. No, just kidding:lol:

Modifié par HanarSandwich, 09 février 2010 - 10:22 .

[N7 Vanguard]

I just wanted to throw my two cents in and say bioware had their way with us and the armor hype.



I was expecting the terminus armor to be color changeable even, considering every promotional picture has it as a silverish color and no red lining. To not make helmets removable is just retarded. Who seriously thought that was a good idea? Yeah im just ****ing like the thousands of other people who took their time to run to gamestop or where ever and pre-order just to realize that it was just **** with pretty colors on it. I might as well of not pre-ordered it. I wouldn't of missed out on anything, if anything i would of saved some gas. Then the chris guy says "they are sets" which is just a bull**** excuse. Yeah every armor piece in ME1 was a set and each one had a helmet toggle, i think thats how they played us. They knew that if we played ME1 we would expect the armors to work similarly however it couldnt be more far from that.



FALSE ADVERTISING! DO THE RIGHT THING AND MAKE UP FOR IT BIOCROOKS!

[HanarSandwich]

gunmanthing wrote...

Then the chris guy says "they are sets" which is just a bull**** excuse. Yeah every armor piece in ME1 was a set and each one had a helmet toggle, i think thats how they played us.

+1

[Whitering]

This is why mods are so good, they don't have to change the story, just mechanics that many of us are not fond of. I used the N7 armor exclusively even though I had the pre order, collectors armor, and the Dragon Age armor as well, because of the helmet. I am not complaining, I liked the game a lot, and the N7 armor was more than adequate but I hope we see mods of some sort eventually, though I don't think we ever got any for ME1.

[Stanley Woo]

Let's try and keep similar conversations in a single thread. Thank you.



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