I Love the Mako.
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http://www.r3start.com/mass-effect-2-dlc-pack-introduces-the-hammerhead/dududf said:
that's one
it's not an official link, but there's been plenty of talk about it, it's called the Hammerhead Hovertank. Casey Hudson talked about it as well.
EDIT: as you seem to be going by Wikia information, here's the short Wikia stub about the Hammerhead
http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Hammerhead
[sub] Just a note, I'm laughing at the num nuts who are saying "Isn't it Mako (Actor)"NeutralDrow said:dududf said:
I clearly said in the title I Love the Mako. The, "The" makes all the difference in the world. [/sub]
Everyone knows that they're gay for bridget.
[sub][sub]I kid![/sub][/sub]
It wasn't the Mako itself that bugged me, it was the landscapes I was given to traverse with it.
I loved it, too. It felt like actually piloting some bizarre, futuristic lunar rover. Sure, the turning was a bit wonky, but once you learned it, it became second nature.
Yes because both these posts were so valuable and informative to the discussion at large. No wait they were the other thing. The opposite. You know, wastes of good bandwidth.Zeromaeus said:
Anyway I found the Mako was tolerable in the 360 version but much easier to handle in the PC version of Mass Effect. I never outright hated it though. The only parts of the Mako sections that annoyed me were when a Thresher Maw would just HAPPEN to pop up right under you and kill you in one hit even if you were doing your best to avoid such a thing from happening, but that wasn't very often.
As to the Hammerhead? ...Want.
The Mako Sections were the same over and over again. Unlike the characters it never gained some new tricks. If offered no tactical options whatsoever, and there was far too much of it. I got the feeling during the game, that if I were to experience 100% of the game, I would spend most of my time in the Mako driving across boring planets, looking for stuff that didn't matter. I didn't like that in order to find some of the good content, I would have to sift through hours of trite, boring, laborious content that annoyed the crap out of me.
Yeah, but ME was one of the best titles ever released for the 360, so of course 360 fans will champion the sequel as a reason to have the system. Regardless of whether or not you like the genre it's still a fantastic achievement and a fantastic game that should be recognized as such.s69-5 said:Actually no Piddy, I don't like shooters so ME is really not my type of game. Plus I'm very tired of people holding up ME2 as if it's the second coming of Christ. (You know the feeling, I've seen it with GOW3). And if I did care there's always the PC.TPiddy said:... Says the PS3 fanboy who is seething with jealousy because he won't get ME or ME 2
I will agree with you about hype machines, but ME 2's hype machine has not been nearly as large as some of the recent ones we've seen.
Most of his posts are decidedly pro PS3 or Anti-360. We've discussed this before and we're both fanboys of our particular system, so I would just call it playful ribbing.DustyDrB said:Ugh, can we retire the word "fanboy" for a while? Read the comments on the IGN review. It's basically "lol @ xbox fanboys who think you have uncharted 2 beat", "SCREW YOU PS3 FANBOYS!!" "FANBOYS FANBOYS faann boi".TPiddy said:... Says the PS3 fanboy who is seething with jealousy because he won't get ME or ME 2s69-5 said:
Lets be civil.
As for beating Uncharted 2.... Mass Effect 2 may not be able to compete in the graphics department, but I'm sure it'll be a sheer spectactle and a better overall game.
The Mako wasn't nearly as bad as I'd heard, but the inability to shoot down at close targets was annoying, and I wasn't a big fan of driving over long expanses of empty terrain just to find some random Thorium Vein. Good thing it wasn't mandatory. Not really any problems on using it in normal missions, like Noveria.
I love the Mako as well but you see I'm a real man so I can control my all terrain tank with wheels and booster jumps.
It was seriously easy to control that thing, I have no idea what you guys find so hard about it. The one problem I had was the long shield recharge but that was minor really.
It was seriously easy to control that thing, I have no idea what you guys find so hard about it. The one problem I had was the long shield recharge but that was minor really.
And I thought that Mako was that set of ridiculously sharp knives that can slice a pineapple all the way through like a hot knife through butter.s69-5 said: