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Post by brad2240 on Mar 28, 2017 14:34:27 GMT
Agreed, OP. Very much agreed.
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Post by kino on Mar 28, 2017 14:41:12 GMT
I've been away from these forums and anything to do with MEA for a while now so as not to spoil myself and I return now after having finished the game to leave some feedback. (A tradition since the first game and it feels good to keep it going). There might be light spoilers, but nothing major and they'll be hidden. I just wanted to write what I came away with, try to get some stuff down. My brain's not up to snuff during this time so sorry for not having a great way with words. First and foremost, I want to send a thousand Thank You's to Bioware for this game and continuing the Mass Effect series. I saw so much love and effort had gone into this game while playing and I walked away with a smile on my face. You guys busted your butts to make it and I just wanted to let you know that this one little fan is immensely grateful. What lingers after playing:
- The new crew was an absolute treasure to get to know and there's so much content with them! I was constantly worried that I'd exhausted everything so early in the game (happened in the trilogy), but the way it was handled was aces. I want - hope - to see their stories continue in future installments as I've fallen in love with all but one of them * cough Peebee cough*- and having someone around I'm not particularly fond of keeps things interesting. Didn't enjoy playing Inquisition without Vivienne, for example . - Sara was a joy to play. I loved playing a character that had a family you could interact with and whose first name would be used. Keeping my fingers crossed I can continue playing as her for the next game or two. One of the best things about Shepard was that I got to see her and her world through 3 games. I'd be disappointed it this series took the Dragon Age approach of having a new protag for each game. Too much would be lost, I think. - The Angara rock. Seriously, I think they beat out the turians as my favorite ME race. Never thought that would happen . I loved learning about their culture, beliefs and family lives while playing rather than having to read the codex for this information. - Also, special mention to the Jaal romance (well done, btw) and his romance scene. I'm putting this in spoilers : Definitely wasn't expecting it because: 1) In general, more than I've seen in any Bioware game previously (those quests weren't the only thing you guys studied from The Witcher, I see ) ; 2) It was an alien romance and in the trilogy we got fade to black. You guys did something I never thought I'd ever see and I think you did a great job with it. I give you guys a big pat on the back. And to the art department: Thank you for making the alien guy, you know, alien. Putting an alien head on a human body is 99.8% poor design and creepy, like the character becomes just a sex object . - The easter eggs that call out to the original Trilogy. Ugh, the feels they're so good. - Jump jets and leaping across chasms to grab at the edge of a ledge wasn't something I thought I'd get a kick out of in ME. Turns out, totally do. - Took some time to learn how to find good combos to use in combat. Richly rewarding when you get the right set for your encounters. But I do miss directing my squad to use their abilities on certain enemies. Whenever Shepard got into a dangerous situation, I'd have Garrus use concussive shot or have Liara put a stasis field around the enemies closest so I could get away and recover. I found I was trying that with Sara several times when I got in a pinch . I do miss that but managed to adjust to how this game does things by the end. - Vault puzzles made me use my brain. I need that . The game isn't perfect and has some flaws (My major gripes being that the Archon was weak and cliche [especially at the end] and a weak final boss fight), but I've had a blast playing it. I feel like Mass Effect is back, in a new form but still Mass Effect. Looking forward to the future DLC's. Again, Thank you Bioware. Now, just to decide if I want to see what everyone else is saying or if I want to keep my experience intact. Internet can be a scary place . You should be sure to go to their Twitter or FB page and let them know there as well. Part of the problem is that dev's see a shit ton of hate. Hearing from folks who enjoyed a game, and why, is a good thing.
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Games: Mass Effect Trilogy, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age Inquistion, KOTOR, Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Jade Empire, Mass Effect Andromeda
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Post by AGECCR on Mar 28, 2017 15:47:37 GMT
I've been away from these forums and anything to do with MEA for a while now so as not to spoil myself and I return now after having finished the game to leave some feedback. (A tradition since the first game and it feels good to keep it going). There might be light spoilers, but nothing major and they'll be hidden. I just wanted to write what I came away with, try to get some stuff down. My brain's not up to snuff during this time so sorry for not having a great way with words. First and foremost, I want to send a thousand Thank You's to Bioware for this game and continuing the Mass Effect series. I saw so much love and effort had gone into this game while playing and I walked away with a smile on my face. You guys busted your butts to make it and I just wanted to let you know that this one little fan is immensely grateful. What lingers after playing:
- The new crew was an absolute treasure to get to know and there's so much content with them! I was constantly worried that I'd exhausted everything so early in the game (happened in the trilogy), but the way it was handled was aces. I want - hope - to see their stories continue in future installments as I've fallen in love with all but one of them * cough Peebee cough*- and having someone around I'm not particularly fond of keeps things interesting. Didn't enjoy playing Inquisition without Vivienne, for example . - Sara was a joy to play. I loved playing a character that had a family you could interact with and whose first name would be used. Keeping my fingers crossed I can continue playing as her for the next game or two. One of the best things about Shepard was that I got to see her and her world through 3 games. I'd be disappointed it this series took the Dragon Age approach of having a new protag for each game. Too much would be lost, I think. - The Angara rock. Seriously, I think they beat out the turians as my favorite ME race. Never thought that would happen . I loved learning about their culture, beliefs and family lives while playing rather than having to read the codex for this information. - Also, special mention to the Jaal romance (well done, btw) and his romance scene. I'm putting this in spoilers : Definitely wasn't expecting it because: 1) In general, more than I've seen in any Bioware game previously (those quests weren't the only thing you guys studied from The Witcher, I see ) ; 2) It was an alien romance and in the trilogy we got fade to black. You guys did something I never thought I'd ever see and I think you did a great job with it. I give you guys a big pat on the back. And to the art department: Thank you for making the alien guy, you know, alien. Putting an alien head on a human body is 99.8% poor design and creepy, like the character becomes just a sex object . - The easter eggs that call out to the original Trilogy. Ugh, the feels they're so good. - Jump jets and leaping across chasms to grab at the edge of a ledge wasn't something I thought I'd get a kick out of in ME. Turns out, totally do. - Took some time to learn how to find good combos to use in combat. Richly rewarding when you get the right set for your encounters. But I do miss directing my squad to use their abilities on certain enemies. Whenever Shepard got into a dangerous situation, I'd have Garrus use concussive shot or have Liara put a stasis field around the enemies closest so I could get away and recover. I found I was trying that with Sara several times when I got in a pinch . I do miss that but managed to adjust to how this game does things by the end. - Vault puzzles made me use my brain. I need that . The game isn't perfect and has some flaws (My major gripes being that the Archon was weak and cliche [especially at the end] and a weak final boss fight), but I've had a blast playing it. I feel like Mass Effect is back, in a new form but still Mass Effect. Looking forward to the future DLC's. Again, Thank you Bioware. Now, just to decide if I want to see what everyone else is saying or if I want to keep my experience intact. Internet can be a scary place . You should be sure to go to their Twitter or FB page and let them know there as well. Part of the problem is that dev's see a shit ton of hate. Hearing from folks who enjoyed a game, and why, is a good thing. I would love to do that but I don't go anywhere near social media. These forums are pretty much it. I wanted to at least try to let them know that there are people who have enjoyed this game and that their hard work has not gone unappreciated. I saw some dev's pop in here before launch. I hope that continues and someone there sees my post and the posts of others who've enjoyed the game. They really did do a good job with it.
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