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[Zaxares]

Last night I completed my fourth and final playthrough of ME1. It's on to the big bad galaxy of ME2 now. I've often said that I've never been disappointed with a Bioware game; ME1 has certainly kept that tradition alive. Almost 160 hours of enjoyment were wrung from this game. You've got big shoes to fill, ME2.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a galaxy to save. Again.

[Masticetobbacco]

no one cares white boi

[The Grey Ranger]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

no one cares white boi

Totally untrue.  Glad you enjoyed it.  They do make great games.:happy:

[Highdragonslayer]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

no one cares white boi

[Zaxares]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

no one cares white boi

You know what's the most hilarious thing about this? I'm actually Chinese.

Grey Ranger: Good to see that somebody else can appreciate a simple post of approval about a game.  I've yet to actually 'start' ME2 yet; I've spent all my time so far just playing with the face generator.

[NastyEvil]

just finished ME2 now going back to ME to start from the begining...nver kept the saves from ME1, also towards the end of ME2, there is a loading mesagd that ALL choices effect ME3 DRAMITICIALLY.. so restarting at day 1 here... I plan on 2 chars finishing both 1 and 2.... patiently waiting for 3 now.

[The Grey Ranger]

What can I say, I admit I'm a bit of a bio fanboy. I've played most of their stuff save MDK2, Shattered Steel and the Sonic one (don't own a ds) So far I have yet to be disappointed with one of their games.

[Dreadstruck]

Lucky bastard :-D
I was halfway of finishing ME1 too (Noveria, Therum and a boatload of sidequests done), and guess what. S*** hit the fans, my computer fecked up and all my saves were gone. 50 hours worth gameplay = gone, now I have to start from the beginning. >_
Guess I won't be playing ME2 anytime soon..

Modifié par Avalla'ch, 16 mars 2010 - 07:33 .

[Jamelo]

Avalla'ch wrote...

Lucky bastard :-D
I was halfway of finishing ME1 too (Noveria, Therum and a boatload of sidequests done), and guess what. S*** hit the fans, my computer fecked up and all my saves were gone. 50 hours worth gameplay = gone, now I have to start from the beginning. >_
Guess I won't be playing ME2 anytime soon..

I don't think it's possible to get 50 hours of gameplay into one play through. I feel your pain though.

[Dreadstruck]

Well not 50 hours in ONE day of course. Also, it's not like I am playing every day so yeah, you understand how annoying that was.

[Lougi]

No offense, but you must really be taking your time and savoring every piece of gameplay and story/codex. Mind you, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. On the contrary, too many people rush through games in milliseconds these days.

I'll bet I put in 10 times that counting all the playthroughs I'll do through 1, 2, and 3 over time though, so it evens out.:happy:

To OP, even though I'm sure he's long forgotten this thread, welcome to ME2, though I doubt your 4th playthrough will be your last of ME1. Don't forget subsequent playthroughs when Bioware releases the huge boxset with a mini Normandy model after ME3. One can hope, right? Mini Normandy on my desk would be sick.

Modifié par Lougi, 17 mars 2010 - 08:33 .

[MyChemicalBromance]

My time spent on that game is astronomical. Nearing 300.

[Reptilian Rob]

MyChemicalBromance wrote...

My time spent on that game is astronomical. Nearing 300.

I may have you beat, I have Eight playthroughs all totaling well over forty hours.

[WhosoeverTheMerk]

I've only beaten it 3 times, but each time it took me at least 40 hours too. Like the OP said, I've wrung every last drop of goodness out of the game with every achievement unlocked and every last quest completed.

[Homebound]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

no one cares white boi

You should go.

[Commander_David]

Just remember Mass Effect 2 is a bridge game it wont be as strong as 1 but its alot better in alot of things.

[Azn_Vanguard]

I agree with you man, ME1 just has somethings better than me2.

[Commander_David]

IMO combat is more better in 2 but the sidequests are more better in 1 and imo Saren and the Geth beat Harbinger and the Collectors.

[Lougi]

Azn_Vanguard wrote...

I agree with you man, ME1 just has somethings better than me2.

They both have their strengths really. I think they flip flop. The strengths of the first are the weaknesses of the second and vice-versa imo. Both are amazing though.

Now it's up to ME3 to strike the balance and make the perfect game.

[Azn_Vanguard]

Lougi wrote...

Azn_Vanguard wrote...

I agree with you man, ME1 just has somethings better than me2.

They both have their strengths really. I think they flip flop. The strengths of the first are the weaknesses of the second and vice-versa imo. Both are amazing though.

Now it's up to ME3 to strike the balance and make the perfect game.

Haha, i know right. man i wanna play ME so badly! but im grounded until further notice, so the forums will have to suffice lol.

Btw, what does IMO mean? i know, i'm a noob xD

Modifié par Azn_Vanguard, 18 mars 2010 - 03:38 .

[Zaxares]

IMO = in my opinion.



I finished the first two missions of ME2 so far. The action is a LOT more intense, and I'm still getting used to the reloading mechanic (and the fact that my biotics apparently don't work on shielded/armored targets. WTF Bioware??), but after running into a certain someone on Freedom's Progress and listening to the dialogue unfold, I'm certain now that I'll enjoy ME2 as much, if not more, than ME1.



Of course, I only JUST got my Normandy SR-2, so haven't come to the infamous planet scanning yet...

[ModerateOsprey]

Say au revoir instead to ME1 - you will be back



Last night I started my epic playthrough. I have started ME1 as a new Shep at starter level on hardcore, so by the time he is ready for import into ME2, some new DLC may be out for ME2



Both games are fantastic and thankfully have enough replay value to get me through 'til ME3.



Planet scanning, yes, well....1st upgrade is advanced planet scanning, then do a couple of hours of grinding on rich planets, then you are set

[LukeC]

I am so surprised to see that the sidequest lines in ME2 might be even weaker than in ME1. (It's that true?)

IMHO, sidequests in ME1 have loose relations with the main story. They neither help to enhance main character building, nor add much flavor to the game. (like a lot of Mako trips and exp earning fields only)

If ME2 is again failed in sidequests design, it will be hard for me to justify my further investment / expectation...

[Lougi]

LukeC wrote...

I am so surprised to see that the sidequest lines in ME2 might be even weaker than in ME1. (It's that true?)
IMHO, sidequests in ME1 have loose relations with the main story. They neither help to enhance main character building, nor add much flavor to the game. (like a lot of Mako trips and exp earning fields only)
If ME2 is again failed in sidequests design, it will be hard for me to justify my further investment / expectation...

I really don't think it's true, honestly. Most of the ME2 sidequests dealt with squadmates and their stories. The ones that were on other planets just snipped out the middle-man that was the Mako.

Modifié par Lougi, 18 mars 2010 - 03:15 .