Chill Zone (The Tavetaan)

Jan 5, 2017 4:23:51 GMT majesticjazz said:

How long was the video? Also, when the Temptest landed on the planet, was it all seamless like they say like No Mans Sky or was it done through cutscene?

How good did the game look? Was it played on the GTX 1080i?

Thanks for your response!

The video was just over 2 minutes.

It didn't show the whole landing sequence, just coming in for the landing and touchdown. I don't know how to compare to NMS since I haven't seen/played that.

The game looked fine to me but other peoples' opinions differ.

In the intro they mentioned the 1080 so I think that would be a yes.

I am curious about hearing the voice for female Ryder but old paranoia about spoilers run too deep, I'm afraid. I do appreciate people being willing to provide non-spoiler information about the contents of the trailers and such

I'm so glad there's only about three months 'till release because it's so hard to resist looking at all that information and oh, the speculation, fanart and excitment. I always like sharing in that but I can do this. I can do this!

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Note: I've already heard the voice for male Ryder and female Ryder is the one I'll be starting with.

Jan 8, 2017 1:54:40 GMT majesticjazz said:

Jan 7, 2017 22:02:06 GMT shechinah said:

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I do not even want to hear their voices yet. Thats how extreme I am. I want to wait for my first playthrough to hear their voices for the first time.

After going through the whole trilogy following all of the marketing, I want to go into MEA with somewhat of a fresh experience (I viewed the survey leak a few years back so there are some details I already know).

Mass Effect: Andromeda is the first Bioware game where I go into it not knowing much beyond the premise, what I've speculated and a few bits like the survey. I want to be blind on everything else because I want to try for once to play a Bioware game without much information and experience, well, that experience. It's what I do with most Telltale's Games and I've found just how much I enjoy playing games like these more or less completely blind. 

 I was spoiled on some major things during Inquisition and the sadness and disappointment I felt over never getting to experience those twists and surprise appearance just sat with me. I mean, I lost out on the Solas twist. At least, I had developed suspecions and already formed an impression of him but I was still sad that the eventual reveal lost part of its impact and that I knew it was coming. I think that coupled with my experiences going blind into Telltale's Games culminated in me wanting to play Andromeda this way.  

I want to try not knowing who the companions will be and see how that first impression will play out. I want to experience most of the worlds as my character does like if the character crash lands on an unknown world or becomes lost in unfamiliar territory then I don't want to be familiar with the world or territory. I want to feel disorientated about my surroundings, I want to feel worried about my missing companions and I want to not know what to expect as I make my way. That is the kind of experience I want to try for once to have. I suppose it's fitting: if my character is experiencing the unknown and uncertain then it might be all the better if I am as well.

The only thing I'd want to see before the release is the character creator because it'll save me time when the game is released if I know some of the options and limitations. I like to make a character design because otherwise I'll be stuck in the character creator for likely a very long time and that's not always a pleasent feeling when it's the first playthrough and you really want to get started.

Note: I don't know if the character will crash land and all that. it was just an imagined scenario.

Jan 8, 2017 2:28:35 GMT shechinah said:

I was spoiled on some major things during Inquisition and the sadness and disappointment I felt over never getting to experience those twists and surprise appearance just sat with me. I mean, I lost out on the Solas twist. At least, I had developed suspecions and already formed an impression of him but I was still sad that the eventual reveal lost part of its impact and that I knew it was coming. I think that coupled with my experiences going blind into Telltale's Games culminated in me wanting to play Andromeda this way.  

Yeah, me too. I was spoiled on Solas and Blackwall both.  I'm going to try my darndest to avoid the forum until I've finished the game but I know that's going to be hard, especially if the structure/length is anything like DAI. I don't know if I can avoid this place for a whole month.  That also means I won't be able to play MP unless I mute the chatter, just in case something slips from another player. I would like to get started on MP early this time around too, since I was very late to the party in ME3 and missed out on a lot.