yorkj86 wrote...
7Makaveli wrote...
but is that pic I found implying she is pregnant with three ardat yakshi or something? the achievement doesn't make sense to me.
It's not supposed to make sense, really. It's a fetish drawing. Samara wasn't a Justicar when she was pregnant with her children.
Modifié par DirtyVagrant, 21 avril 2010 - 04:31 .
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Did ME1 have better replay value to you? It did to me, but I am not sure if it is the orginiality factor (something new) of the 1st game of the trilogy, or if it is something else like the plot and story being centered around recruitment of your squad in the 2nd game. Or something else entirely?yorkj86 wrote...
I haven't played ME2 for anything except new installments of DLC in months. It has such poor replay value. Now, I only launch the game to read the Cerberus Daily News, and even that is on its own website...JohnnyDollar wrote...
How many playthroughs do you have? I can't hardly play it anymore except every once and a while.NICKjnp wrote...
Alright... I'm going to go play a little ME2....JohnnyDollar wrote...
I guess I haven't listened enough to notice it. I'll have to remember that.NICKjnp wrote...
Yeah... but it's fun to think he is talking trash. It's like when Grunt combines some of his sayings. He will start to yell "I am Krogan" but if he kills someone he will say "useless". On rare instances he will start to say "I am", will kill someone, and say useless. So what he end up saying is "I am useless!"
I kind of like the traditional system of loot in RPGs, especially in Diablo, where it feeds on everyone's gambler instincts. ME2 has none of that.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
Modifié par DirtyVagrant, 21 avril 2010 - 04:44 .
Guest_yorkj86_*
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
DirtyVagrant wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
The Vanguard is a lot of fun, quite the challenge on Insanity! The few new playthroughs I've been doing have been to check out other weapons too. I am in the middle of an Inflitrator run which was to check out the Widow and I just started a Soldier so I can get the Revenant. What class is your "main" Shepard?
And no, I don't skip dialogue yet, at least not to the extent that I do with ME1 which I've played near to 10 times. I try to mix it up a bit too and use party members I don't normally use so I hear dialogue bits I may have missed.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Know doubt the Vanguard presents quite a challenge. I believe my favorite is the Engineer. I love the versatility that it offers. Sentinal is a real close 2nd to me.DirtyVagrant wrote...
The Vanguard is a lot of fun, quite the challenge on Insanity! The few new playthroughs I've been doing have been to check out other weapons too. I am in the middle of an Inflitrator run which was to check out the Widow and I just started a Soldier so I can get the Revenant. What class is your "main" Shepard?JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
And no, I don't skip dialogue yet, at least not to the extent that I do with ME1 which I've played near to 10 times. I try to mix it up a bit too and use party members I don't normally use so I hear dialogue bits I may have missed.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Do you think Bioware develops the best RPG's in the business? If not who?yorkj86 wrote...
ME1 doesn't have much replay value to me, either. The way the items became more powerful, and the way I could afford them at the end of the game kind of fed in to my gambler instinct. Once the weapon modifications began to combine and become stronger, I at least had new interest in seeing how they would work in combat. After that novelty wore off, though...nothing.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
I don't fault the game for not having much replay value. The focus is on the narrative and the characters. I have Diablo II and Titan Quest if I want to play games with replay value.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Adept was my favorit ME1 class, but the powers take a little too long to reach the target in ME2 for my taste. I imported an Adept from ME1 as my first playthrough for ME2. After playing classes with Engineering skills though, I liked the way their powers reached the enemy at a slightly more rapid pace.NICKjnp wrote...
I almost always play as vanguards or adepts. I tried an infiltrator but it was too slow for me.... besides there is nothing like throwing out a singularity (adept) or pull field (vanguard) and hitting it with a warp bomb.DirtyVagrant wrote...
The Vanguard is a lot of fun, quite the challenge on Insanity! The few new playthroughs I've been doing have been to check out other weapons too. I am in the middle of an Inflitrator run which was to check out the Widow and I just started a Soldier so I can get the Revenant. What class is your "main" Shepard?JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
And no, I don't skip dialogue yet, at least not to the extent that I do with ME1 which I've played near to 10 times. I try to mix it up a bit too and use party members I don't normally use so I hear dialogue bits I may have missed.
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Do you think Bioware develops the best RPG's in the business? If not who?yorkj86 wrote...
ME1 doesn't have much replay value to me, either. The way the items became more powerful, and the way I could afford them at the end of the game kind of fed in to my gambler instinct. Once the weapon modifications began to combine and become stronger, I at least had new interest in seeing how they would work in combat. After that novelty wore off, though...nothing.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Different classes helps. The only one I have not played much is the Vanguard. The in your face combat style is not what I prefer.DirtyVagrant wrote...
ME has some replay value if you play a different class, a completely different play style helps make things new and interesting, at least that's what I've found. But then again I can't play a new playthrough right after completing another, I need a different game or two in between to... flush ME out of my system otherwise I DO get kind of bored listening to more or the less the same stuff again.
Do you skip through a lot of the dialog when you play ME2 now?
I don't fault the game for not having much replay value. The focus is on the narrative and the characters. I have Diablo II and Titan Quest if I want to play games with replay value.
NICKjnp wrote...
I do.. the close second to them is Bethesda. I don't like JRPGs by the way... turn based combat is boring to me.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
She has a tendecy to go rambo on me sometimes and get killed, but Reave is nice and she has a good cooldown time.DirtyVagrant wrote...
Just out of curiosity, what class do my fellow "Samaratans" play as? Does it encourage bringing Samara in the party a lot?
DirtyVagrant wrote...
NICKjnp wrote...
I do.. the close second to them is Bethesda. I don't like JRPGs by the way... turn based combat is boring to me.
You didn't play/like KOTOR then?
Modifié par NICKjnp, 21 avril 2010 - 05:27 .
NICKjnp wrote...
DirtyVagrant wrote...
NICKjnp wrote...
I do.. the close second to them is Bethesda. I don't like JRPGs by the way... turn based combat is boring to me.
You didn't play/like KOTOR then?
KOTOR 1 and 2 were a bit than JRPGs.... they were turn based but it was fast enough that it didn't feel like it was. It's wasn't one side having all it's characters running across a line and then hitting someone, returning to their original point, and then the other side doing the same thing.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Modifié par JohnnyDollar, 21 avril 2010 - 05:25 .
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I bought Kotor 1 from Steam a few months before ME2 was released. Steam was practically giving it away. I liked it and got into it a little, but it was pretty dated and it shows.
Modifié par DirtyVagrant, 21 avril 2010 - 05:26 .
DirtyVagrant wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I bought Kotor 1 from Steam a few months before ME2 was released. Steam was practically giving it away. I liked it and got into it a little, but it was pretty dated and it shows.
Ugh, I WISH I got it via Steam, I got in the mood to play KOTOR 1 and 2 a while back and discovered I had lost the discs. I went out to buy and could only find it as a "pack" that came with several other LucasArt Star Wars games, a few that I already had for like $60! Few months later, Steam puts it on sale for like... $2-5? I nerd raged like a mother****er.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Yeah it was on sale the best I can remember anyway for about $6. You can buy it now for $9.99. I would say that is still pretty cheap.DirtyVagrant wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I bought Kotor 1 from Steam a few months before ME2 was released. Steam was practically giving it away. I liked it and got into it a little, but it was pretty dated and it shows.
Ugh, I WISH I got it via Steam, I got in the mood to play KOTOR 1 and 2 a while back and discovered I had lost the discs. I went out to buy and could only find it as a "pack" that came with several other LucasArt Star Wars games, a few that I already had for like $60! Few months later, Steam puts it on sale for like... $2-5? I nerd raged like a mother****er.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Modifié par JohnnyDollar, 21 avril 2010 - 06:20 .
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well the Krogan are just meatbags.
How about Neverwinter Nights 2? DId you ever play that?
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Hi Eddie.Eddie-Hawke wrote...
Just dropping in to show Samara some love. She's my favourite ME2 character~
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