BioWare: Mass Effect 3's Weapon Mods Give Players More Meaningful Choices
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Please, if this means the inventory system from Mass Effect 1 will return, I'd say no. Hoisting around a truckload of miscellaneous mickmacks you will never EVER need to use is by far the most asinine part of any RPG ever created. Especially since you technically can't just THROW it away. You're gonna need those extra money you get from selling all that junk, kiddo.
This is the main reason I thought Mass Effect 2 were better than Mass Effect 1, gameplay-wise.
This is the main reason I thought Mass Effect 2 were better than Mass Effect 1, gameplay-wise.
I use a special skill called "Hyperbole". It does lose a little steam in the face of Sarcasm, though, I'll admit. My point stands. There are tons of awesome shooters out there, and plenty more awful ones. Can't RPG fans have a AAA Sci-fi title now and again? Fingers crossed on Deus Ex.thebobmaster said:
I think they will make a difference in ME3. did the quarians go on a pointless war or did they prepare for the reapers? do you have 13 million extra geth to fight the reapers with? are the krogan still wallowing about on their world blowing each other up, or has Wrex united the clans to be able to fight the reapers? Will the Rachni be able to assist? How badly is Martin Sheen going to go on a mass genocide with the collector technology, if you let him have it (I haven't let myself get much info on ME3, so I don't know wtf cerberus are doing).kikito said:
Also, Liara in LotSB disagrees with ME1 choices being irrelevant
OT: Hopefully they will be things that are actual choices: underslung attachment, a scope, a silencer, a better cooling system, rather than "25% damage or 30% damage" - later equipment increasing versatility, not power.
Oh lawds the memories! Best be having a good menu system or I will be having fits (who am I kidding, I love ME too much to let that stop me).Fappy said:
Has anyone else been wondering how many discs this will require and how they plan to handle installations?
It's another way for the PC master race to lord over console users.Random Argument Man said:
O/T I'll see how this goes. I was happy with the systems used in both games to be honest.
Why yes, if they've renewed the combat system they might aswell show it to us. If a trailer doesn't show us dialogue, it must mean there is no dialogue! Also, stop throwing a tantrum just because you don't like what they call a melee weapon. Perhaps melee combat will finally be more varied, but I guess some people are never happy.Crunchy English said:
No money? Mass Effects have sold 7 million so far, I wouldn't exactly call it bad. Also, you're getting incredibly emotional over trailers. Why won't you actually play the game first and if you're unsatisfied, complain then? Why the need for cries of discontent half a year before release?
Do you want the trailers to spoil the plot for you? Honestly? Take a deeeeeeep breath in and try to think if you're making any sense: you're judging the game a shallow shooter based on trailers. Any chance you might be the shallow one?
As long as Bioware can constrain their spreadsheet fetish, keep the mods down to a reasonable level (Unlike ME1) and actually make the system interesting and intuitive the all is well. Otherwise I think there's a bloody good reason they left weapon mods out of ME2.
Really? I had 2,986,302 (exact number by loading save game) credits by the end-game. (of course there is the fact that I did every single side mission I could get my hands on, even going so as far as consluting a FAQ sheet to find more missions.)otakon17 said:
I can find no flaw with this statement whatsoever. I think we all loved it.Fappy said:
Personally I hate this game for making me loathe the precious months of my life between now and march. I can't think of a better use for a time machine at the moment.
Quiet you. I know you've thought of 20 already.
Same. I enjoyed ME2 for what it was. Sure, I missed having the huge amount of weapons and mods to choose from, but I still enjoyed ME2 and the combat was better than ever. The combat just lacked depth, even though it had a lot more than, say, Gears of War.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:
I preferred the mass effect 2 gameplay over mass effect 1 and overall it does not really matter, it is the story that matter's not the combat so much (at least that is the case for me). and the story in mass effect 2 was alot more interesting and indepth than the one in mass effect 1
I want my charm and intimidate skills back and not have choices tied to the renegade/paragon meter. Free choice in all decisions (as long as you're willing to invest in it) like the first game. Sometimes, even a nice guy has to be a total dick.
as long i dont have to spend hours looking through upgrades to make the weapon i like to have. also as some one already said, spending lots of money on a single upgrade is not nice either. well, lets see what will come next year. sounds good though.
So ME 3 having weapons mod is news in this site (like every ME 3 related stuff). They had to do something 'cos ME 2 had 2 weapons choices if you were a soldier and a third one you had to choose along the story. And upgrading it was just do more damage, loose recoil. AKA not that amusing.