I forced myself to save him during my second play through just to see how it altered things. The result was that I had to put up with his whining throughout the rest of the trilogy.
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I forced myself to save him during my second play through just to see how it altered things. The result was that I had to put up with his whining throughout the rest of the trilogy.
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I save Kaiden the first time I played through, Ashley was a bible bashing racist in ME1.
It needs something like SkyUI to make it PC friendly.
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Would be interested to know...
When you enter the ice cave on Voeld, if you saved the AI and integrated it with SAM, how the rest of the story played out?
I killed the AI as I perceived it as a threat but I was in 2 minds even though SAM warned me.
I killed the AI as I perceived it as a threat but I was in 2 minds even though SAM warned me.
I thought exactly the same but still saved her bigoted ass every time. Was worth it to see her back in ME3.
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Possibly...I used a few Bio moves on the first and they're not powerful enough. Raw damage from the soldier profile worked better if I'm honest. Try it and see how it goes, you can always switch
Same strangely enough
If people couldnt fix ME1's menu system, it doubt it's possible here, though it is a different engine, i don't think it's "baked" into the game.
This is all you needed to realise.
I'm enjoying using two profiles. The thing I hate most about profiles though is the cool downs. Why must I trigger cooldowns on all three profiles powers by switching them? If we're limited to 3 powers (we had many more in ME3), switching from Singularity/Pull/Throw as Adept, to ED/Tac Cloak/Overload as Infiltrator should only cause a cooldown if the adept powers are mid cooldown before switching, IMO; otherwise, it entirely defeats the purpose.
So freaking annoying firing off ED/Overload from a distance with the Black Widow, to then close in and switching to adept, only to be stuck waiting for second round of power cooldowns. It's even more annoying when ED/Overload have already 'cooled down' - I should be able to switch to adept and fire off throw/pull etc without any delay...
So freaking annoying firing off ED/Overload from a distance with the Black Widow, to then close in and switching to adept, only to be stuck waiting for second round of power cooldowns. It's even more annoying when ED/Overload have already 'cooled down' - I should be able to switch to adept and fire off throw/pull etc without any delay...
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I agree criticism is indeed valid, but it should be balanced. Too many people on the Internet are just being fed videos of glitches and are exclaiming they'll never buy another Bioware game again. Same thing happened with ME2's integration into the EA DLC world, same thing happened when there was the leak of ME3- people focus on the bad (and they are bad, I'm not ignoring it), but don't seem to take in the good. The banter, the sheer beauty of the game, the snow that coats my armour on an ice planet, the massive battles in the Kett bases, they make up for the time when I went into the kitchen and there were two Dracks, or when my autosave in a vault returned me to a planet surface with no textures.
I did for a Femshep renegade run, but got fed up with his moaning about Shepard being part of Cerberus that I got one of my squad-mates to shoot his unthankful arse
I think you have a good point, but we shouldn't confuse those who are paid to deconstruct a game (be it for subjective criticism or objective review) and those who are paid purely to relay industry tittle tattle.
We also have to remember that whilst it may be splattered across the net like putrid puss, the complaints about the way it looks are still valid, if incredibly petulant at times.
Good discussion is a really difficult balancing act and is rarely ever achieved on the net. Though people in this particular thread seem to be fairly reasonable
Considering how crap the game is...
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The internet ,specifically users can't discuss games properly at all. It's either amazing, best thing ever, no faults, or everything it terrible it's an awful game. It's seems nobody can give constructive posts, it's either good or bad.
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