200+ in the average RPG, INSANE amounts if you consider games like WoW (easily over 8000 hours spent in ~6 years)
It's a case of "familiarity breeds contempt" with the Mako for me. I used to not mind it so much. But whenever I play the first game now I think, "Why can't I just scan the god damn planet?"Fappy said:That is the worst sidequest in the whole game. I've done it maybe twice because its so terrible. I actually don't hate the Mako as much as most, but that's probably because I beeline straight for the objectives. I already know what all the anomalies are and the loot is not worth the drive.
I never did collect all those relics. Also, it wasn't until very recently (like 6 months ago) that realized you can save Captain Kirrahe. I cannot even fathom how many times I have played through Virmire and never noticed the little area tucked away on the side of the map with the flying geth turrets. All of my friends were stunned when they realized I didn't know about this considering I played the game more times then all of them combined probably.DustyDrB said:It's a case of "familiarity breeds contempt" with the Mako for me. I used to not mind it so much. But whenever I play the first game now I think, "Why can't I just scan the god damn planet?"Fappy said:That is the worst sidequest in the whole game. I've done it maybe twice because its so terrible. I actually don't hate the Mako as much as most, but that's probably because I beeline straight for the objectives. I already know what all the anomalies are and the loot is not worth the drive.
It was only on one of my recent playthroughs that I discovered the planet with Alliance soldiers fighting off Rachni, though. That sort of reignited my will to explore when I play the game. Maybe I missed something else (well...until I looked at the wiki and found that I have seen it all now. I even collected all those damn relics once. Never again with that one. There is a reference to it in ME2 over a news report if you collect the Matriarch's writings. They mention a museum.