Poll: Who's looking forward to Mass Effect 2?
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well i think it will be good but one thing i have seen and am now wondering thay had at least a ((romance subplot)) in alot of ther games now (note i always semed to go for the lesbo one )
so will thay do it for this one ??
so will thay do it for this one ??
i didn't like the first one but form everything i've seen from gameplay of the second one and every1 talking about how awesome it's gonna be, i'm actually getting pretty excited about it
Mass Effect 1 was the best RPG of this generation. The second installment promises to improve upon all of the minor flaws in Mass Effect that prevented it from being perfect. I haven't been this pumped for a game since Halo 2.
Well I think one way to look at ME2 is that we can expect an improvement of the gameplay mechanic, at least on an action level (the RPG element seem a bit left over, but still present in my opinon, in a way ME is still fundamentally a shooter, we have no real reason to think they have made thing worst)
However storywise we have to fear the tend to infantilise and labelling them Darker and edgier. But in a way the original mass Effect storyline is pretty damn basic in itself, I kinda expect that Bioware tried something new, however the fact in its all out stated that it is the middle installement pretty gurantee you some unsastisfying ending
However storywise we have to fear the tend to infantilise and labelling them Darker and edgier. But in a way the original mass Effect storyline is pretty damn basic in itself, I kinda expect that Bioware tried something new, however the fact in its all out stated that it is the middle installement pretty gurantee you some unsastisfying ending
Dear God yes - luckily I bought Dragon Age off of Steam yesterday and it is b-fucking-rilliant, so it should keep me busy until release date.
The trilogy was planned before the first, and the ending to the first wasn't shit.
The games are designed to stand-alone but also fit into the overall trilogy.Redem said:
The trilogy was planned before the first, and the ending to the first wasn't shit.
Woah, I'm the first to vote that I hated the first one. :S
I started to get into the RPG side of things, the dialogue, choosing how to deal with situations etc... But the combat was horribly clumsy and the constant micro-management of items drove me up the wall. Like most RPGs, I like the idea and usually the plot, but the dull, repetitive gameplay and crappy combat always puts me off, the same thing happened with every Final Fantasy I've tried to play. I kept trying to get back into ME, but the gaps between playing it were so long I kept forgetting the plot and losing interest again, eventually traded it in.
I started to get into the RPG side of things, the dialogue, choosing how to deal with situations etc... But the combat was horribly clumsy and the constant micro-management of items drove me up the wall. Like most RPGs, I like the idea and usually the plot, but the dull, repetitive gameplay and crappy combat always puts me off, the same thing happened with every Final Fantasy I've tried to play. I kept trying to get back into ME, but the gaps between playing it were so long I kept forgetting the plot and losing interest again, eventually traded it in.
I love RPG's of any description but never bothered picking up Mass Effect, though at a loss of games to play at the end of 09 a friend leant it to me and I got really engrossed in it. Space stuff doesn't usually thrill me so I was really pleasantly surprised and picked myself up a cheap copy but I still look to ME2 with the same attitude I did to the first, probably won't bother with it till it has come down in price.
The first one had little and bad combat and the sidemissions sucked. Hope they have fixed this in ME2
And all non-story mission planets felt all like eachother but with just a different skin
And all non-story mission planets felt all like eachother but with just a different skin
Yes yes yes yes!
Of course I'm looking forward to ME2. It'll be a flawless game what I have heard from that they have fixed all negative things from the first game. It'll be awsome, I promise.
Collectors Edition allready pre-ordered ofc.
Spoiler Alert! (Kinda)
Don't take a Drink in Omega! You'll die!
Of course I'm looking forward to ME2. It'll be a flawless game what I have heard from that they have fixed all negative things from the first game. It'll be awsome, I promise.
Collectors Edition allready pre-ordered ofc.
Spoiler Alert! (Kinda)
Don't take a Drink in Omega! You'll die!
Only just yesterday I finished my first playthrough of ME1. I liked it quite a lot, so chances are very good that I'll get ME2 as well. As others have said, though, the real letdowns in the game for me were the micromanaging of upgrades (especially once you started getting close to the 150-item limit) and all the Mako travel. It was fun for a while, and there's a certain amount of novelty in each world, but if you're doing all the sidequests then there was just too much of it. Especially if you're trying to find all the interesting locations without looking at the wiki maps.
(I did like the way the levelling worked though -- it was satisfying when by the end of the game I was one-shotting the geth grunts [though the armatures still took a bit more work]. Gave a sense of progression and achievement that some games lack.)
(I did like the way the levelling worked though -- it was satisfying when by the end of the game I was one-shotting the geth grunts [though the armatures still took a bit more work]. Gave a sense of progression and achievement that some games lack.)