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[Sigma Tauri]

El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...

because this is tipical of the JRPG games, giving 100+ of gamplay  for the main story

It's also typical for them to railroad you to cinematic after cinematic with tedious battles in between.

WRPGs like Morrowind and Oblivion can extend their gameplay beyond 100+, and games like BG2's side-quests can offer 100+ as well.

Just because a WRPG has 100+ does not automatically mean it'll follow JRPG's model.

[TheCerberus14]

Sweet I can't wait for ME3. I loved what she did with ME2 and I think most of the basic gameplay structure is in a great place. I hope that Bioware builds upon, adds lots of new improvements, and new elements to the gameplay in ME3 in modest turn around time because I cannot wait to see how the Mass Effect trilogy ends!

[Chala]

monkeycamoran wrote...

El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...

because this is tipical of the JRPG games, giving 100+ of gamplay  for the main story

It's also typical for them to railroad you to cinematic after cinematic with tedious battles in between.

WRPGs like Morrowind and Oblivion can extend their gameplay beyond 100+, and games like BG2's side-quests can offer 100+ as well.

Just because a WRPG has 100+ does not automatically mean it'll follow JRPG's model.

all right, you win, I don't have any Idea of what is a WRPG, also I said final fantasy because was the first example came across my brain but as I said my problems is having 100+ hours PLAYING THE MAIN STORY,  I don't have any problem if the gameplay is extended to 100+ for the side quests. What I was trying to say is when you play a too long game there is risk for making the game bored.

Sorry if I couldn't explain well, I speak spanish

[TAJ4Life]

I hope that ME3 isn't rushed and not only truely pushes what the 360 can do to a new level but at the same time implementing true RPG elements. Something tells me that ironically ME3 may ship on 3 discs as did ME2 with 2 discs.

For me disc swapping is no issue but it does hold back what the console can do in some ways with the disc space limitations which have clearly been proven but lets see what Bioware can do as there are always new technologies coming out for development software allowing for better coding and compression and what not :-)

[Tennyochan]

zaeed's sh*tting cubes and releasing it into dark space

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no idea. perhaps something to do with more combat stuff?



(woops. i posted this in the wrong thread before LMAO)

[Agamemnon2589]

trickfred wrote...

DarthCaine wrote...

Tali's face ?

No, that's Project Cthulhu.

I laughed SO HARD at this that I started crying!

[RenownedRyan]

makenzieshepard wrote...

I maintain the first reaction I tweeted minutes after the reveal. Elcor party member! >.>

That would be off the chain.

[Tazzmission]

hmmmm mass 3 tweets and bioware has a countdown.... will we get some charachter info when the countdown ends?

[FutureBoy81]

Heliosas wrote...

60+ hour ME3 please.

[Ziggy]

'Project wombat' is definitely a new tank vehicle.



Wombats are indestructible. Once camping a wombat started ploughing though our tent while we were in it. We tried stop it but nothing worked and when it inadvertently coped a frying pan in the face and put a massive dent in it without even blinking, we decided it would be best to hide up a tree until it left. Which it did, once it had finished completely levelling our camp.



See? Wombat = Tank.

[Jonathan Shepard]

Maestro Vivaldi wrote...

What i would like is a less obvious Paragon/Renegade position in the wheel to let the player plays like he really wants without being to much influenced in his answers... It will give also a deeper role playing experience.

This. And, y'know the inventory would be nice to have again. (NO, there is NOT a friggin' inventory in Mass Effect 2. An inventory is when you can choose your weapons, items, and armor on the fly-- NOT only on your ship, in between mission. That's called Army of Two, fellow forumites.)

[Ziggy]

Em23 wrote...



'Project wombat' is definitely a new tank vehicle.



Wombats are indestructible. Once camping a wombat started ploughing though our tent while we were in it. We tried stop it but nothing worked and when it inadvertently coped a frying pan in the face and put a massive dent in it without even blinking, we decided it would be best to hide up a tree until it left. Which it did, once it had finished completely levelling our camp.



See? Wombat = Tank.

further evidence this innocent cuddly sounding "project wombat" is actually something sinister...

http://www.theage.co...00406-rnqk.html