Same here.
I have Genesis 2 and it's worth it. I found it entertaining and like how Shepard narrates it, just like Gen1. Plus, it helps if you just want to jump into ME3 with a new build and try something out.
I agree with this. I like the appearance packs, but weapons packs for ME3 felt superfluous because there are already so many weapons in the base game. But that's another thing I preferred about ME2: a small number of weapons that were all immediately distinct from one another, as opposed to 900 weapons with slight variations. I still bought everything though. :lol:
This is really the one that is tempting me. I always liked the Turian cruisers for some reason.You're welcome, my friend.
There are some cool ships available, but I'll be damned, give me Destiny Ascension! Or a Reaper at that smaller scale. Or, hell, a Mako! No amount of money would keep me from a Mako replica.
Did Bioware's audio engineers make his voice more gruffy? Dunno, maybe it's just me, since I have only played Femshep. Thank God for ME's ridiculously great soundtrack, because that makes everything sound epic. Btw, tonight I'm going to dive back into ME3 playing The Citadel for the first time. I really hope I can resist the urge to replay the whole trilogy. My backlog wouldn't survive that.
Haha yeah that's a classic.
So I finally nabbed the Meticulous achievement off Omega, first time through I missed it. This time I used a guide so I didn't miss that damn couch! Got a big Total Recall (the good one) vibe when I was fighting in the mines of Omega again and theAdjutant creatures were a nice spin on the usual combat sequence - cool that I read about them in the comics. Running as a Hardcore Paragon Engineer with the Raptor and Eagle as my weapons of choice, Flare for my bonus power. Upgraded my combat drone for close range, turret for long range, and it's pretty awesome having fire or ice attacks whenever you want them.
I think I missed that damn couch when I went through it the first time, though I'm not sure if I did it the second time. Damn, have to go back and check.Haha yeah that's a classic.
So I finally nabbed the Meticulous achievement off Omega, first time through I missed it. This time I used a guide so I didn't miss that damn couch! Got a big Total Recall (the good one) vibe when I was fighting in the mines of Omega again and the. Running as a Hardcore Paragon Engineer with the Raptor and Eagle as my weapons of choice, Flare for my bonus power. Upgraded my combat drone for close range, turret for long range, and it's pretty awesome having fire or ice attacks whenever you want them.Adjutant creatures were a nice spin on the usual combat sequence - cool that I read about them in the comics
See, I felt stupid because I found the lousy couch but missed one of the terminals the first time around. I was so excited when I found the couch and then baffled when the achievement didn't pop.
I don't think you'll find much agreement here, ME3's controls feel more natural and are easier to come back to than any game I've ever played. Maybe it's because I played so much of the MP and that's only a fraction of some of my other friends time with the game.
Like I said, I definitely felt the same way you do, when I was addicted to ME3 and its mp playing nothing else. I'm just having a hard time getting back into the groove after playing The Last of Us, which handles camera, movement and context sensitive cover mechanics just more fluidly.
Was it a cakewalk because it was easy or because you're a master in Mass Effect combat?
Leviathan always felt like an intermission to me, but I enjoyed it. The little quips in the dialogue from the lab scenes on the Citadel make it worth playing.
You ain't rocking the N7 armor? Wutsrongwitchu?
Aw jeah, I love that outfit, and the chocobo chick. There's (still) something enticingly taboo about the melding of Final Fantasy and Xbox. It's like the forbidden fruit.
