So I don't like Mass Effect

[Saulkar]

For me, what kept me coming back to Mass Effect 1 and 2 is 3 things that few others look for in a game these days. Heart, Atmosphere, and finally the ability to maintain a suspension of belief with the characters, stories, and settings that did not make one feel as if they were playing a game but rather were in the game. I admit that the gameplay is lacking but I just feel that overall it is truely a gem, to each their own and with that said, it is not a game for just anybody, no more no less.

 

[ImprovizoR]

I absolutely loved Mass Effect 1. More than Mas Effect 2 in fact. Some side quests like that monkey chasing are a bit stupid but the game overall is great. But some people like traditional RPG's and traditional shooters. So it's natural that they didn't like it. I like to try new things and Mass Effect gave me something new.

 

[Saulkar]

Guys...

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I have the best idea.

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I have the best idea ever.

Guys.

I'll put MY OPINION,

Guys,

My opinion,

I'll put MY OPINION-

Guys listen here.

I'll put MY OPINION... on my THE INTERNET!

In all honesty, your comment made more sense than the reason this forum topic exists, at the very least more entertaining.

 

[Scarecrow]

I really did not like mass effect. The gameplay failed and although it had a cool story, people spent FAR to long talking. So you are not alone.

 

[i7omahawki]

His original quote would've been: "I remember that one and I agreed it sucks; however, you could have skipped it." Where would you at a conjunction? In this case, one just isn't needed; in fact, doing what you suggest would unnecessarily lengthen his writing. The purpose of the semicolon is to make writing shorter and more concise. Also, it doesn't help your argument to misspell "independent"

You're quite right, I did mispell independent. But otherwise, you're wrong. I'm not trying to be a hardass grammar nazi, I'm trying to figure out a lot of syntax myself. But according to The Elements of Style which states:

If two or more clauses, grammatically complete and not joined by a conjunction [e.g. however], are to form a single compound sentence, the proper mark of punctuation is a semicolon.

His use of 'however' (a conjunction) means that a semicolon is not the proper mark of punctuation.

The sentence would've read "I remember that one and I agreed it sucks; you could have skipped it."

Like I said, not trying to claim grammatical supremacy, just trying to figure out these rules myself and what you said seems to contradict them.

 

[Wolfram23]

I didn't like it either. I've put like 5 or 6 hours into it, maybe more I don't know. What I do know is I regret buying it on Steam. Here's one for wishing I had pirated a game... I won't play ME2 now either. Maybe if I had jumped straight onto 2 or something but ME has ruined the franchise. Actually between that and playing DA:O on PS3 I'm really losing interest in BioWare. They need to pick up their game.