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[Dethateer]

No, Bioware doesn't need to design its games with the incredibly idiotic in mind. They're dumbed down enough as they are.

[mjs0066]

/golfclap Well done troll, well done.

[Bouree]

My girlfriend, who has never played a video game in her entire life, picked this game up with EASE... This is not rocket science, its a game... figure out the controls and play it. Games are essentially PUZZLES after all. If you don't want to be bothered to figure anything out for yourself, watch a movie. (and even most of those you must think in order to truly understand)



As for the instructions being bad to begin with, I disagree, like i said my girlfriend who has never played a video game in her life, picked it up and understood everything. Although she is a teacher as a profession, so maybe that has something to do with it?...

[badmammajamma04]

 This thread is funny!  There is no aspect of gameplay in ME2 that is difficult to figure out.  Not in the darkest regions of my mind can I imagine getting stuck in a dialog loop for "over an hour"  

[DarthCaine]

EA_BiowareAccount wrote...

Are you repeating things you already said? amazing. These posts are rather entertaining, Im also surprised it isnt shut down.

Those are probably the only words he knows

[MrAnthonyDraft]

As I promised.

Go to this link and how to do it:

[Ginnerben]

ZeroMystic wrote...

Ginnerben wrote...

ZeroMystic wrote...So despite never even being made aware of the weapon bar in the first place like I amsupposed to be

The thing is, there's no need to know what the weapon bar is. 

You're told to left shift and mouseover your current weapon.

Ok you say the game actually has an instuction that says that.

Since my point is that you should read the manual, maybe you shouldn't be looking in game?

Read.

The. 

Manual.

Can I get any clearer?

[MrAnthonyDraft]

Ginnerben wrote...

ZeroMystic wrote...

Ginnerben wrote...

ZeroMystic wrote...So despite never even being made aware of the weapon bar in the first place like I amsupposed to be

The thing is, there's no need to know what the weapon bar is. 

You're told to left shift and mouseover your current weapon.

Ok you say the game actually has an instuction that says that.

Since my point is that you should read the manual, maybe you shouldn't be looking in game?

Read.

The. 

Manual.

Can I get any clearer?

You can actually.
Show him how. :innocent:

[DarthCaine]

MrAnthonyDraft wrote...

As I promised.
Go to this link and how to do it:

That won't stop him from trolling. Lots of people already told him a couple of ways to switch weapons

[MrAnthonyDraft]

DarthCaine wrote...

MrAnthonyDraft wrote...

As I promised.
Go to this link and how to do it:

That won't stop him from trolling. Lots of people already told him a couple of ways to switch weapons

I just want to help. i don't care if the guy is a troll because I enjoy to read all the BS what he writes. xD

[ian528]

This is an amazing thread.



Mass Effect 2 has an intuitive control scheme. Basic human curiosity should lead you to discover what to do. The reason for intuitive control schemes is pretty simple... No one really wants to have to be told what to do. They want to solve the problem of how to do it if the problem is kept simple and similar to other interfaces. The general interface has been built up over years of gaming. You will learn that some keys are required for basic operation but that is in the user manual and once introduced to gaming you have a basic idea of how to work in all games. I shutter to think of you trying to play Portal.



That being said instruction manuals have become more abbreviated as audiences have become more sophisticated. It sounds like what you need is an in depth instruction manual to make up for a complete lack of gaming intuition. I would hazard a guess that you play a lot of casual games that have fairly comprehensive tutorials because there is a much lower bar that they are trying to please. Also they often have unique play elements to make them fun.



I am sorry you have had such a horrible experience playing what is a very simple interface. I would recommend you not try other games out unless you read their guide book first and can understand how to play from the guide book. I would absolutely insist that any game you get that you should also get a guide book.



Also further in ME 2 are 3 tutorials that show you how to play further. If you get there, then please work through those before posting back here. Also this is not the right thread as this is definitely a tech support issue and could probably have been more easily solved if you had posted there to begin with. Technical usage issues are a tech support issue.

[A Fhaol Bhig]

ian528 wrote...

This is an amazing thread.

Mass Effect 2 has an intuitive control scheme. Basic human curiosity should lead you to discover what to do. The reason for intuitive control schemes is pretty simple... No one really wants to have to be told what to do. They want to solve the problem of how to do it if the problem is kept simple and similar to other interfaces. The general interface has been built up over years of gaming. You will learn that some keys are required for basic operation but that is in the user manual and once introduced to gaming you have a basic idea of how to work in all games. I shutter to think of you trying to play Portal.

That being said instruction manuals have become more abbreviated as audiences have become more sophisticated. It sounds like what you need is an in depth instruction manual to make up for a complete lack of gaming intuition. I would hazard a guess that you play a lot of casual games that have fairly comprehensive tutorials because there is a much lower bar that they are trying to please. Also they often have unique play elements to make them fun.

I am sorry you have had such a horrible experience playing what is a very simple interface. I would recommend you not try other games out unless you read their guide book first and can understand how to play from the guide book. I would absolutely insist that any game you get that you should also get a guide book.

Also further in ME 2 are 3 tutorials that show you how to play further. If you get there, then please work through those before posting back here. Also this is not the right thread as this is definitely a tech support issue and could probably have been more easily solved if you had posted there to begin with. Technical usage issues are a tech support issue.

[MrAnthonyDraft]

ian528 wrote...

This is an amazing thread.

Mass Effect 2 has an intuitive control scheme. Basic human curiosity should lead you to discover what to do. The reason for intuitive control schemes is pretty simple... No one really wants to have to be told what to do. They want to solve the problem of how to do it if the problem is kept simple and similar to other interfaces. The general interface has been built up over years of gaming. You will learn that some keys are required for basic operation but that is in the user manual and once introduced to gaming you have a basic idea of how to work in all games. I shutter to think of you trying to play Portal.

That being said instruction manuals have become more abbreviated as audiences have become more sophisticated. It sounds like what you need is an in depth instruction manual to make up for a complete lack of gaming intuition. I would hazard a guess that you play a lot of casual games that have fairly comprehensive tutorials because there is a much lower bar that they are trying to please. Also they often have unique play elements to make them fun.

I am sorry you have had such a horrible experience playing what is a very simple interface. I would recommend you not try other games out unless you read their guide book first and can understand how to play from the guide book. I would absolutely insist that any game you get that you should also get a guide book.

Also further in ME 2 are 3 tutorials that show you how to play further. If you get there, then please work through those before posting back here. Also this is not the right thread as this is definitely a tech support issue and could probably have been more easily solved if you had posted there to begin with. Technical usage issues are a tech support issue.

Excellent explanation 
Thank you........

[A Fhaol Bhig]

Who wants an amusing Private message account of me talking to the OP?

[WrexEffex]

A Fhaol Bhig wrote...

Who wants an amusing Private message account of me talking to the OP?

Me! Me! Pick me!

[A Fhaol Bhig]

haha XD

[DarthCaine]

A Fhaol Bhig wrote...

Who wants an amusing Private message account of me talking to the OP?

Me too please

[A Fhaol Bhig]

will do!

[WrexEffex]

Thank you very much A Fhaol Bhig!

ZeroMysitc is a big bowl of wrong. And apparently he is a baby because he likes being spoonfed

Modifié par WrexEffex, 09 mars 2010 - 12:12 .

[A Fhaol Bhig]

I'm glad you enjoyed it XD

[Ginnerben]

A Fhaol Bhig wrote...

Who wants an amusing Private message account of me talking to the OP?

/signed

[iOverRateD]

A Fhaol Bhig wrote...

Who wants an amusing Private message account of me talking to the OP?

x4 .. ohh ohh

[sirandar]

Modifié par sirandar, 09 mars 2010 - 04:10 .

[GiroX-]

I dont mean to be rude, but its common sense to figure out what to do in this game...