I'm actually really excited

I'm genuinely glad you are really excited.

I wish I was. I just feel dread towards this game.

I wouldn't say I'm excited (no pew pew gameplay in the video, video's too short, etc), but my curiosity department is definitely looking forward to N7.

I'm exited too

The 2016 NFL regular season starts tonight. excellent

Oh yeah. The video looked alright

Sexually? Wow I mean b-

Oh right, the game.

me too
i mean, there are probably gonna be things i don't like down the road, but seeing me:a with gameplay rather than just hearing the concept of it made me feel better.

don't get too excited, gamespot thinks the game will be delayed ( with no inside sources or anything, just their impression ).

as for myself, i'm easy to please so i liked the clip.

However! i saw Ryder scan a plant and thought "OH NOOO !!!ELFROOT and BLOOD LOTUS!"....

Jesus Christ, he is? This is just like when Casey was gushing over Deus Ex, and look what that got us (Mind you, unlike NMS, Deus Ex was actually a good game)...

I'm less so now than when I knew nothing.

Hopefully N7 day changes that.

I wasn't expecting anything until n7 day so it was a pleasant surprise and I am a little excited for the game.

Even if it was more adopted, I don't know why he'd think it's relevant. They are squad based TPSes (now with MP to boot). That he thinks it applies tells me he's got his head up this whole exploration kick. Which sucks, VR or not.

It's even more stupid than his comments about DAI and how it was a "return to form", slightly giving a nod to haters or something. This guy seemingly doesn't even like their recent efforts.

You know what? So am I.

It isn't really that same kind of "magical" excitement I felt for an upcoming game when I was a 12-year-old kid, but we've got some more gameplay footage and it looks great. That's enough for me to go "Hey, at least ME:A probably won't be shit."

Space cops and thugs didn't appeal to me either. I was into the politics and companion quests, and the ominous collector base.

The scanning and getting to the vault were countered by a meaty enemy attack at the end of the clip. Remember the collector base? It had plenty of ominous corridors and things to examine/scan along the way to the final combat levels. This clip reminded me of that. The level guided you to an end point.....the level had a POINT.

What I hated so fucking much about Inquisition was everything was just sprawled out and there was no focus. The entire Storm Coast.....the only real story-specific areas are the red templar caves and the Blades of Hessarian Camp. First of all, the region does NOT guide you to the Blades of Hessarian camp. It's not a defined end point of a corridor. You just wander and stumble upon it amongst a large landscape, where the camp is given equal spatial attention as any elfroot or spindleweed lying around. Secondly, there are no cut scenes or close-ups. Not even any real conversations or speeches from the blades members to talk about who the hell they are. There are a few side comments using atmosphere audio quality and some codices you loot.....okay.

In this Andromeda clip, thankfully they lead you to a point, they gave proper clue-up and directorial attention to the point.