But then it's not as hot loving. *1.99 SarcMark goes here!*BaldursBananaSoap said:Well, if you love it that much the only thing I can say is make love to it WITHOUT the ignition on.
Damn, Ninja'ds69-5 said:Oh, I thought Mako was the energy the Shinra used to power everything. Nevermind. This is just another stupid ME thread to add to the ever growing mountain...
Look who's talking.Uszi said:Would you like some cheese and crackers with your whine?
It wasn't the controls; it was hitting the most minute of bumps at 5 miles an hour.Eternal_24 said:Its controls were way too sensitive; just tapping left would turn it 90 degrees, it was horrible.
Damn ninja'd wait is that a good thing or a bad thing?s69-5 said:Oh, I thought Mako was the energy the Shinra used to power everything. Nevermind. This is just another stupid ME thread to add to the ever growing mountain...
Agreed, the only time the Mako was difficult to control was in vertical climbs, and that's just physics. I enjoyed driving around on the surface the first three or four times, but after that it quickly became tedious. I don't really mind losing the thing in ME2 though, so I guess that's the point of removing it, but I'd love to see a large battle on a planet surface with the Mako. Maybe ME3.Fire Daemon said: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.
Regardless, are you telling me it couldn't have had better controls?Fire Daemon said: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.
USELESS BOOSTER JUMPERS!?!? BLASPHEMY!Uszi said:Omg where to begin.dududf said:Yeah you heard me.
I've seen some dislike on the mako, and it confuses me. It's pretty easy to use, it has weapons, it has booster jets on the bottom (I've dodged many a rocket thanks to those.) and all in all, with some exceptions to corners and backing up into objects with negative slopes, I've never had a problem.
So I guess I'm asking you guys, "Why did you dislike/like the Mako"
1. It only handles well if you're facing in the direction you are also driving. Heaven forbid you attempt to turn around in tight quarters (For instance, the ExoGeni Approach on Feros). Unless you are driving forward and facing in the direction you are driving, the Mako handles terribly.
2. The jump boosters are useless and combat was terrible.
An easier way to avoid rockets then boost jumping over them? All the enemies aim at the very tippy tip of the front end of the mako. By standing still, and reversing about a quarter inch, you dodge any incoming fire without any need for timing or tricks. This boils mako combat down to:
3. Exploring planets in the mako was not any fun, whatsoever. At best, it was boring: driving over flat, textured and mundane surfaces to complete collection quests so you can get one more check mark in your journal. Or, it was annoying: you spent your time driving up cliff faces at 2 mph, only to see the ramp you were "supposed" to use 10 feet to your left. At worst, however, it was absolutely infuriating. I believe Nodacrux is the planet where you are lured into a valley by a mineral deposit, and THERE ARE ZERO SCALABLE CLIFF FACES OUT OF THE VALLEY. You must return to the Normandy and re-land on the planet if you want to continue exploring.pewpewpewpew shift backwards pewpewpewpew shift backwards pewpewpew move on to next fight pewpewpew shift backwards pewpewpew shift backwards pew pew pew shift backwards....
4. Driving sections were unnecessary. Almost every driving sequence in the game could have been replaced with a walking/running and fighting sequence, and the game wouldn't have suffered at all. What's the point in using the Mako on Noveria? Is the experience that much more enhanced then if we fought our way on foot to Peak 15?
5. The guns did some retarded shit. I would absolutely hate it when my machine gun would push some guy over a cliff for no reason, and then I would have to travel to the bottom of the ravine to finish him off.
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The only thing the Mako did that was fun was send enemies flying. I love, love, love to finish enemies off by Mako punting them hundreds of yards.
Would you like some cheese and crackers with your whine?s69-5 said:Oh, I thought Mako was the energy the Shinra used to power everything. Nevermind. This is just another stupid ME thread to add to the ever growing mountain...
Mrsnugglesworth said:You know that Lava Planet where you find Liara? I used those boosters to get by where you usually have to get off the Mako to keep going! It was the easiest part ever! I just barreled through everything!
I'm replaying ME1 one last time. I'm still waiting for ME2 in the mail -- Feb 1st.Uszi is trying this on his next play through
Its a a lot of fun to finally get it.Uszi said:Mrsnugglesworth said:You know that Lava Planet where you find Liara? I used those boosters to get by where you usually have to get off the Mako to keep going! It was the easiest part ever! I just barreled through everything!I'm replaying ME1 one last time. I'm still waiting for ME2 in the mail -- Feb 1st.Uszi is trying this on his next play through