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[davidt0504]

So whats the maximum disc count you would be willing to accept for Mass Effect 3?
I would be fine with three and maybe four if it let them add more content, because as much as I loved Mass Effect 2 it does seem a little lacking (Mass Effect 1 was no better really and I know this is just because of space).  It seems like the addition of another disc went a long way to making mass 2 a much tighter experience, visually especially.  I would like to see bioware not worry about disc constraints and just make me3 the best game ever!

[Chained_Creator]

I'd be willing to accept ten disc.

I've done three and four, before, so why not ten?

Just to see if I could stick through all of them.

I'd pay the ridiculous price tag, too.

Modifié par Chained_Creator, 14 février 2010 - 01:26 .

[marshalleck]

There is no limit to the number of discs I would accept. They should use as many as they need

[Seraosha]

By Mass Effect 3 we'll hopefully all by then be using blu-ray drives or digital delivery will finally be a meaningful force in the videogame marketplace...presuming that broadband speeds keep up.

[Maj.Pain007]

2 Discs.

[HomicidialFrog]

Hell, I'd be willing to accept 10 discs and having to change them every 10 minutes if meant more Mass Effect 3.

[ZodiakZen]

I want epic....7 discs.

[KainrycKarr]

It depends. If bringing back everyone's favorite characters/LI's requires extra discs, then yes. Quality over quantity when it comes to importance.



Of course I have a PC, so it would really make little difference to me if it's One disc or Ten.



Tl;Dr



More discs if it means more content that we actually want.

[ItsFreakinJesus]

Considering that I used to have to swap four discs back when the PSX was king, I'm going with four. Anything else would be excessive.



Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and say that ME3 probably won't top three discs. Sidequest data duplicated on all three discs, but the core of the story will be contained mostly on discs 1 and 3.



But considering how many story missions Bioware pumped out on two discs, I imagine a similar setup done with ME3. Start the game on disc 1, swap to disc 2, and finish the game on disc 1.

[sergio71785]

Eh, I got the PC version so I don't really care how big it is. I got hundreds of GB to spare, and I can free up many hundreds more if I needed to

[Veen130]

Im guessing that ME3 will be on 2 discs again, mayb 3 at the very most but I find that unlikly. I would be happy any number of discs. More discs equals more content.

[Ari Kagura]

One Blu-Ray disc.

Seriously and honestly, I really don't care how many DVDs Mass Effect 3 will be on as long it's good and it all ends well ... maybe with a big freakin' bang!

[Ooga600]

It will still probably on 2 discs. There was still probably room for more on disc 1 in ME 2, so I don't see the need to add more discs

[Squallmerlin]

I would be very disappointed if ME3 took less than 30 gigs of space on my HDD. I have terabytes available so it makes little difference to me.

[Onyx Jaguar]

I want five with random disc swaps every third area. Because we know how awesome Baldur's Gate is, we might as well have the best feature.

[Schneidend]

davidt0504 wrote...

So whats the maximum disc count you would be willing to accept for Mass Effect 3?

There is no infinite symbol on my keyboard, so my answer is one-thousand.

[ZennExile]

davidt0504 wrote...

So whats the maximum disc count you would be willing to accept for Mass Effect 3?
I would be fine with three and maybe four if it let them add more content, because as much as I loved Mass Effect 2 it does seem a little lacking (Mass Effect 1 was no better really and I know this is just because of space).  It seems like the addition of another disc went a long way to making mass 2 a much tighter experience, visually especially.  I would like to see bioware not worry about disc constraints and just make me3 the best game ever!

Blue Ray is what 50gig?  1

****** on the Xbox360.  If there is a problem with multi-disk media then just put it on Blue Ray and give Sony a ring.  I wouldn't care if I had to change a disk every 10 minutes as long as they actually finish the game this time and don't cut game breaking chunks out of the availible content to keep the disk count low.

This needs to not even be mentioned as an issue EVER again.  This stupid crap is probably a big part of why they "steamlined" the game in the first place.  ME2 was missing at least a whole disk of content as is.  ME3 needs to be even bigger on even better tech.  So since ME2 is half a game at 2 disks ME3 needs to be AT LEAST 4 disks to be a real game worthy of the IP and Bioware.  Anything less will be complete EA crapwash.  More would just be bonus so the more the better.

Or they could just go to Sony and make a real game on BluRay with superior graphics and 50 gigs of room to stretch.  It really doesn't matter how big it is on PC so that's not even a question.

[Methany]

yeah as many as needed to make the best possible game.

[davidt0504]

hopefully bioware will read stuff like this and see we want more mass effect haha, give us as much as you can come up with!

[SuperVaderMan]

I want 10 discs, but ONLY if they try to fit them all into the regular sized case WITHOUT stacking them

[SurfaceBeneath]

34 discs.

[Finaldeath1689]

Seraosha wrote...

By Mass Effect 3 we'll hopefully all by then be using blu-ray drives or digital delivery will finally be a meaningful force in the videogame marketplace...presuming that broadband speeds keep up.

And comcast stops being a bunch of ****gets lol


But i don't care how many disks a games uses (even tho i only game on my pc now)

Modifié par Finaldeath1689, 14 février 2010 - 02:08 .