Gamespot: "Playing ME:A left us conflicted"

Nothing is breaking your immersion. You're not immersed yet.

Seriously, I'm in the middle of replaying the Trilogy, and even the worst facial animations we've seen have nothing on how derpy the previous games were. MEA is shaping up to be a massive improvement in that area, period.

The only reason you're concerned is because you're seeing the derpiness in a vacuum. It's easy to break your immersion when you're not fucking immersed in the first place.

Christ I hate the "feels like DA:I in space" bullshit.

Why? Why exactly does it feel like DA:I in space?

Is it because it has large zones for exploration? Tons of games have that, doesn't mean they're re-skins.

Is it because you can harvest materials when out exploring? Tons of games have that, doesn't mean they're re-skins..

Is it because of the combat? Last I checked, ME is a shooter and Inquisition is not

IS it perhaps because of the visuals? Not possible, sci fi and fantasy tend to look somewhat different. (Though now I kinda want elves in space) 

Hmmm...is it perhaps because of the story? Oh yeah, I forgot that the Inquisition journeyed into space to find a new home for the Mages.

The whole argument is baseless and pathetic. People keep complaining that it looks or feels like DA:I in space and then providing very flimsy reasons for that. Put more thought into it then maybe your argument for why the game is bad will actually be more than just baseless complaining.

of course it would leave them conflicted.

- terrible story that breaks the pre-existing lore with huge plot holes
- terrible dialogue
- terrible gameplay
- terrible characters
- terrible ending
- terrible facial animations
- ugly default female lead character
- terrible weapons
- the game is packed full of bugs and horrible glitches

it's one of the worst games ever.

Criticism is cool. Constructively expressing concerns is cool. Being unhyped is perfectly okay. Dutch and missileglitcher's constant shitposting is useless garbage.

I haven't actually noticed too many of the 'terrible facial animations' that people keep on going on about myself in the MEA footage. Even when people point them out, they mostly look fine to me, not the best ever, but not horrible either. Deus Ex on the other hand - wow, it was like some of those faces just didn't work, really noticeable. Particularly weird in a game that had no character creator.

Weirdly it is the sitting animations I'm most interested to see, I know the facial animations are fine for me, they are much improved after the trilogy, but it took 3 games for Femshep to sit down in a way that wasn't totally weird, so I'm wondering if Sara will have a similar issue. 

It will all come down to expectations. There are quite a number of people on this forum who are bound to be dissapointed because they have unrealistic expectations. Games aren't perfect their will always be some things that won't be to your approval.

Its perfectly valid to be concerned. Just like its perfectly valid to not be concerned.

The fact that you you feel the need to respond to all the corcerns makes me wonder who here is truly insecure about the game.

Why do you feel the need to defend everything Bioware does?

How does an ending relates to the worry of a game being broken, uh? Explain that to me, you obviously seem very informed and reasonable cause you just said I defend everything Bioware does, even if I just talked about the mediocre endings about what - two days ago? Or how I was worried about the new combos system, uh? Perhaps the fact that Bioware and its professional designers failed to create an accurate digital version of Jayde?


Do or do not, there's no try. That's the rule you should follow when trying to talk shit.

Have a good one. And don't believe everything the media feeds you... considering your type of reply, might be the case.

DAI? That makes me look even better considering DAI was critically acclaimed, won tons of awards and GOTYs, as flawed as it was. Thank you for that.

So you do not see everything I post? Then your point already fails here after those assumptions. Don't put words in my mother.

There's also a fine line between "What I want & do not want" and valid criticism of stuff we actually have reasonable info about it.

Me saying "I don't want to play in Andromeda", or "Cora's hair is terrible" isn't valid criticism, but subjectiveness, which a lot of people don't understand, and then I reply to them.

Less feelings, more cohesion.

PS : It's also interesting cause I recently just said that MEA shouldn't take much from DAI. Amazing, isn't it?

Oh, you mean - Dark Souls 2, Alien Isolation, Shadow Of Mordor, Super Mario Bros, Titanfall and more were average? For starters, I consider Isolation better than Inquisition, so it seems like you just want to take the bottom's value away, right? So credible, you are.

I'm not gonna mute you, I don't have that much of a weak nerve. Can't say the same about some. There's also stupid criticism, like Sara Ryder not being attractive enough, considering you can customize her.

See now? Okay.

Can certainly notice it during play, however, noticing =/= caring enough for it to become a bigger problem. Had the same issue with DA:I to a large degree.  Could certainly notice it happening, however kept playing the game despite it.