143 réponses à ce sujet

[DracoFulcrum]

Nope, you're all wrong...... frozen pancakes for the toaster! Thank you EGGO, breakfast in seconds.

Also you can eat a frozen pancake with one hand an still play ME2.

Modifié par DracoFulcrum, 02 mars 2010 - 01:10 .

[DocterCrimson]

My good sir...Strawberry pancakes are obviously the winner.

[TJSolo]

GeometricLol wrote...

Permutation wrote...

I don't think it's horrible, but the removal of dynamic gear modding and an inventory removed a lot of choice and strategy from the player.

spectre X and colossus X, yeah

Oh yea, you start the game with those. I keep forgetting.

[DocterCrimson]

Frozen things have NO SOUL...

[addiction21]

TJSolo wrote...

GeometricLol wrote...

Permutation wrote...

I don't think it's horrible, but the removal of dynamic gear modding and an inventory removed a lot of choice and strategy from the player.

spectre X and colossus X, yeah

Oh yea, you start the game with those. I keep forgetting.

NO! BAD! take it to one of the many other threads damnit  this is a thread for the disucssion of waffles.

[DracoFulcrum]

DocterCrimson wrote...

Frozen things have NO SOUL...

But they have fancy packages,  oooooh pretty pictures....

[Permutation]

GeometricLol wrote...

Permutation wrote...

I don't think it's horrible, but the removal of dynamic gear modding and an inventory removed a lot of choice and strategy from the player.

spectre X and colossus X, yeah

Weak argument. No one not using the cheat console will have that armor or those weapons in the beginning of their first playthrough. The gear mod system in ME1 allowed players to dynamically strategize how they equip their Shepard and squad for every situation, including specialized ammo (should not be a "power"). Players could also change their armor and weapon load-out at any time, as well as remove and apply different mods. Much better IMO than the linear upgrade setup in ME2.

Modifié par Permutation, 02 mars 2010 - 01:24 .

[AngryFrag]

I like pie ...Does it counts ?

[DracoFulcrum]

AngryFrag wrote...

I like pie ...Does it counts ?

If you put sryup on in.

[SinerAthin]

Waffles, pies, cookies and donuts are completely irrelevant due to the awesomeness of cakes which makes them the only logical winner.

[thedoncarnage]

Hey guys, I heard there's waffles he-- ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL.

[CmdrFenix83]

Permutation wrote...

GeometricLol wrote...

Permutation wrote...

I don't think it's horrible, but the removal of dynamic gear modding and an inventory removed a lot of choice and strategy from the player.

spectre X and colossus X, yeah

Weak argument. No one not using the cheat console will have that armor or those weapons in the beginning of their first playthrough. The gear mod system in ME1 allowed players to dynamically strategize how they equip their Shepard and squad for every situation, including specialized ammo (should not be a "power"). Players could also change their armor and weapon load-out at any time, as well as remove and apply different mods. Much better IMO than the linear upgrade setup in ME2.

All you did was put on the best armor and weapons you could find.  There was no variance, there was no debate on what was better.  Once you could afford the Spectre VII's, that's all you used(unless you like intentionally hindering yourself).  Same with Collosus armor.  The second you got it, you used it.

Mods didn't really vary much either.  For weapons, you either put in Heat Sinks/Frictionless, or Scram Rails.  The weapons all behaved exactly the same with some having more or less damage.  At least the ones in ME2 have some variation in performance.  Some have different firing settings, dramatic difference in firepower, etc.  Even Ammo's, look at the Chemical Rounds.  They offer the biggest damage increase over every other round.  Chemical VII's are the best rounds you can use overall. 

Not being able to change your equipment on the fly is just as good for immersion as it is for streamlining the combat.  No enemy is going to stand there and wait while you change your armor or mods.  ME is meant to be played largely in real-time, hence the ability to hotkey almost all of your abilities(much easier on PC).  It's not meant for you to pause every fight and issue a round of orders, wait a second, then repeat.  That's what games like DA:O are for, and personally I prefer playing out real-time combat in real-time.

Now then, on topic:  French Toast > Waffles or Pancakes.

[Highdragonslayer]

Hi im harbringer and IM ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL OF THIS THREAD

ps: I love waffles

[kusvuari]

I think we can all agree ME2 beats both Waffles and Pancakes.



Also I disagree with the OP's posting but I read he is trolling. . To lazy to verify, will take word for it.

[TJSolo]

"All you did was put on the best armor and weapons you could find. There was no variance, there was no debate on what was better. Once you could afford the Spectre VII's, that's all you used(unless you like intentionally hindering yourself). Same with Collosus armor. The second you got it, you used it."

The armor in ME1 wasn't a guarantee and was level based. So saying you just tossed on the best you had could vary from Guardian or Predator.
Equipping the best that you have is still what you do in ME2. Just that with the N7 parts you stack bonuses. If you wear gear in ME2 just for aesthetics then one could equally say people picked what they wanted in ME1 for aesthetics.

Also once you get the weapon that best performs for you in ME2, people stick with it.
It is just easier and faster to get the best weapons in ME2 since there is such a low number of them.

"Not being able to change your equipment on the fly is just as good
for immersion as it is for streamlining the combat.  No enemy is going
to stand there and wait while you change your armor or mods.  ME is
meant to be played largely in real-time, hence the ability to hotkey
almost all of your abilities(much easier on PC).  It's not meant for
you to pause every fight and issue a round of orders, wait a second,
then repeat.  That's what games like DA:O are for, and personally I
prefer playing out real-time combat in real-time."

ME is not a real time tactical shooter. Hence the Power Wheel, equally accessible in ME1 and 2.

Modifié par TJSolo, 02 mars 2010 - 01:55 .

[addiction21]

This is a thread for waffles. If you feel a need to voice your opinion about your problems with ME2... well I know some of you know where those threads are. **** take a breath and have some fun in the troll thread then go and bang your head against a brickwall in the other more "serious" threads.



WAFFLES RULE!!!!

[ImperialOperative]

TJSolo wrote...

"All you did was put on the best armor and weapons you could find. There was no variance, there was no debate on what was better. Once you could afford the Spectre VII's, that's all you used(unless you like intentionally hindering yourself). Same with Collosus armor. The second you got it, you used it."


"Vote Bop Bop Peranu for president of USA, democrat and my uncles hero"


ME is not a real time tactical shooter. Hence the Power Wheel, equally accessible in ME1 and 2.

Ya blew it

[Shinji Ex]

*FIXED* you got your math wrong part 1 sucked! part 2 is awesome!

[TJSolo]

ImperialOperative wrote...

TJSolo wrote...

"All you did was put on the best armor and weapons you could find. There was no variance, there was no debate on what was better. Once you could afford the Spectre VII's, that's all you used(unless you like intentionally hindering yourself). Same with Collosus armor. The second you got it, you used it."


"Vote Bop Bop Peranu for president of USA, democrat and my uncles hero"


ME is not a real time tactical shooter. Hence the Power Wheel, equally accessible in ME1 and 2.

Ya blew it

If you say so.
Your explanation was riveting and decisive.

[Permutation]

CmdrFenix83 wrote...

Permutation wrote...

GeometricLol wrote...

Permutation wrote...

I don't think it's horrible, but the removal of dynamic gear modding and an inventory removed a lot of choice and strategy from the player.

spectre X and colossus X, yeah

Weak argument. No one not using the cheat console will have that armor or those weapons in the beginning of their first playthrough. The gear mod system in ME1 allowed players to dynamically strategize how they equip their Shepard and squad for every situation, including specialized ammo (should not be a "power"). Players could also change their armor and weapon load-out at any time, as well as remove and apply different mods. Much better IMO than the linear upgrade setup in ME2.

All you did was put on the best armor and weapons you could find.  There was no variance, there was no debate on what was better.  Once you could afford the Spectre VII's, that's all you used(unless you like intentionally hindering yourself).  Same with Collosus armor.  The second you got it, you used it.

Mods didn't really vary much either.  For weapons, you either put in Heat Sinks/Frictionless, or Scram Rails.  The weapons all behaved exactly the same with some having more or less damage.  At least the ones in ME2 have some variation in performance.  Some have different firing settings, dramatic difference in firepower, etc.  Even Ammo's, look at the Chemical Rounds.  They offer the biggest damage increase over every other round.  Chemical VII's are the best rounds you can use overall. 

Not being able to change your equipment on the fly is just as good for immersion as it is for streamlining the combat.  No enemy is going to stand there and wait while you change your armor or mods.  ME is meant to be played largely in real-time, hence the ability to hotkey almost all of your abilities(much easier on PC).  It's not meant for you to pause every fight and issue a round of orders, wait a second, then repeat.  That's what games like DA:O are for, and personally I prefer playing out real-time combat in real-time.

Now then, on topic:  French Toast > Waffles or Pancakes.

"Using the best armor you can find" is a lot better than using the same armor throughout the entire game, which is what players do in ME2 if you exclude DLC and exclusive armor. The weapons didn't behave exactly the same in ME1, and no, Chemical VII was not the best overall ammo in the game. Go back and play ME1. Idiots like you screwed up this series. Better yet, go play MW2 or Gears, and leave RPG's to the people that appreciate RPG's and would rather every game not be an FPS or TPS. F***in' bastage.

[ImperialOperative]

TJSolo wrote...

If you say so.
Your explanation was riveting and decisive.

How revolting, disgusting, fallacious, pretentious, and bombastic.

Leave. Now.

[Rodriguer2000]

i like the chocolate ego waffles

[Schneidend]

I'm more of Belgian kinda guy. With a bigass dollop of butter and a ton of blueberry syrup.

[SithLordExarKun]

TJSolo wrote...



He also states he expected and encouraged changes.
Then again, I read the entire post not just the bits I can easily nitpick.
I also don't find the OP completely beleiveable.
He has had ME2 registered for atleast 8 days. So he is trolling.

Back to policing the forums my friend?

[addiction21]

Schneidend wrote...

I'm more of Belgian kinda guy. With a bigass dollop of butter and a ton of blueberry syrup.

Whay put it on top when you can fill your waffle with tasty stuff.
Stroopwafel http://en.wikipedia....ki/Stroopwafels