'I like or love the game' (General feedback)

Don't worry about them I am beginning to learn to ignore most of them because they can't see past their hate for this game. Just continue on playing like you are.

What hate? Did you actually read my previous post? Or is anything that isn't absolute love for this game now considered "hate?"


Tag team in what way? I don't know mugwump v1 . We posted at roughly the same time, but that was coincidence.

Why are you so defensive, anyway? Your original post includes an attack on the people with "negative" comments (which you have yet to respond to mine, by the way) by calling every last one of them (us?) neckbeards...and then you complain about salt. You need to relax. If you like the game, go play it and quit worrying about who agrees with you, or go discuss the game with like-minded individuals. There are plenty of threads for that.

Things to like, things to not like. I miss the focus of the OT, I'm overwhelmed with stuff to do here.

One more thing I realized. By not being able to order your squad to do specific things like in the OT, they seem less valuable to me. All I do is tell them to attack something. They feel like cosmetic DOTs now and I care about them less, even when I get back to the ship.

Like I said elsewhere if you can accept this is a different kind of Mass Effect you'll be fine with this.

Maybe not if you're expecting another Shepard story with a new name.

That being said if you really hate this you must of loathed ME1.

Currently I'm a little over 20 hours and 3 planets in. I'm enjoying the hell out of this game. I've seen a lot of what most people complain about and mostly it really doesn't bother me. The animations aren't perfect, I'm not that concerned with it. Bad writing? I'm really not far enough along in the main narrative to really tell (I think.). Glitches, Honestly I haven't seen that many, but I'm on a Console.

The Combat took some getting use to. Ryder is way more mobile than Shepard was and the game expects you to be way more mobile. I got my @$$ handed to me more than a few times when trying to stick to the same area of cover like I did in the OT. I'm embracing the challenge and having a lot of fun with it. Honestly though; I always wanted to be able to jump, but the Jetpack/Biotic Jump is the thing I never knew I needed! LOL

There are a few things that I would have added or would add to a future game:
1) I'd like the ability to crouch when I want to again.
2) I'd like to be able to Save anytime during a mission. I've been playing Book and Paper RPGs since I was a kid and video game RPGs since computers and consoles got good enough to run them and the one principle that every RPG gamer knows by heart: Save Early and Often.
3) Storage: If I have to worry about how much I'm carrying, give me a place to store some of it. RPG players are Horders, at least give us a little space to keep some stuff that isn't on our person. It makes us feel better. LOL
None of this takes away from the game for me, they're just things that are nice to have.

I haven't had a chance to get into Multiplayer yet because of work, but I will in the next couple days. All in all I'm loving it and plan on spending many hours on it.

Where do you buy the plans? What 3 categories? I don't even know what/where any of that is.
The salvage isn't worth much. Some of the guns for example are over 4,000 to begin with. You're lucky to make half of that selling salvage.

Sell all salvage. It is just junk (ie, your crafting materials, weapons, armor are NOT included in that, so don't worry) 

Sell any guns that you won't play with.  The guns are just for you alone...you cannot change your teams weapons, so keep only what YOU want. 

Research some cool sounding augmentations.  You don't have to develop them, they are added automatically as soon as you research them. They are like runes in DAI...you make one, use it, and it is done (ie, you cannot use it again).  Once you have one or two that sound cool, go into the development screen and craft any old gun you feel like and add an augmentation when you craft it. 

Once you do that, you will see why crafting is SOSOOOOOOOO fun! I personally sell all guns and only craft them, now that I have figured out augmentations. I donlt even worry about gun type...just how cool the augmentation is!!!

Hope this helps!!!

You have basically the same amount of control. It's just more situational based. You have to know what three abilities that character has. The squad mate will intelligently use an ability based on when you give the command. I've never had a problem getting them to use a primer or detonator or use the appropriate skill for shields vs armor. It works quite well. You just have to practice and time it right. There's more tactical skill to it TBH.

And I love the fact that there is so much to do and explore as opposed to the focused streamlined approach to the OT. It's finally an actual Role Playing Game again and I can craft my own story as I see it.

The ME2, ME3 training/amateur wheels are finally off. Thank You Bioware!

Is it possible to buy/find and add blue prints that aren't initially on the research/development station? Like the Krogan Hammer for example?

That should be in the Milkyway side I believe. I honestly don't remember though.

I actually hated that. I am not a fan of dynamic camera angles. It throws my game off when I have to fight in tight corridors and the camera zooms in cutting off the enemies shooting at me. I know you are talking about talking scenes, but I am just not a fan of it.