After playing SWTOR will you still be purchasing ME3 at launch?

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After playing SWTOR will you still be purchasing ME3 at launch?

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Sotof

02.13.2012 , 02:39 PM \| #121
Quote: Originally Posted by JumperPenn I rarely get anything at launch due to the inflated prices. I'll probably pick it up used or a year later if I get it new at the low low price of $25-30. What inflated prices? If anything games these days are sold at lower prices than 10 years ago due to inflation. On topic: Pre-ordered the digital CE.

djsmileey

02.13.2012 , 02:45 PM \| #122
Quote: Originally Posted by LaVolpex ill admit , yes , me2 was so "on rails" and dumbed down that it feel more like an action title than anything, regardless , the story is so awsome that i think its worth buying to play that part of the game even if its n rails" (refering to me3 here) because frankly it looks downright amazing , and while i was a bit dissapointed with me2 because i was missing certain rpg elements, it was still a blast to play , combat much more fluid and streamlined as long as they don screw up the story (wich i will NEVER forgive , not even kidding here) im a happy camper DONT F IT UP PLEASE! this is like biowares god of war, you do NOT change god of war , period. I don't see how ME2 was on rails, there are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many variations. From ME1 there are like 100 different variations based on which story you choose. Saving council, not saving council etc.. Determines things like the races hating you. They said they are taking like 1000+ choices into consideration from ME2 into 3 as part of the story variations. in ME2 (SPOILER) you can literally let yourself die it will be part of the story. Or you can be a hero and save everyone without letting a single person die. Not to mention you have all the choices in the world at which characters you choose to engage with and which ones will advance. Rails is about the last thing you can say about ME2. Unless you compare it to something like SKYRIM, which is just a completely different style.
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Azumio

02.13.2012 , 02:52 PM \| #123
ME3 went from an automatic buy to a non-buy with ME2. SWTOR has no bearing on it since it was made by Mythic. DA2 was also done by a different studio (Who also helped with SWTOR funny enough). To me, all that shows is that since Bioware joined EA, their reputation has taken a beating. But it's mostly because EA started shovelling other development teams under the Bioware name. Honestly, ME2 was the only game done by the real Bioware that was lack-luster to me, and that was because the story stunk. It also coincided with them drinking the EA poison.

HelluvaJedi

02.13.2012 , 02:57 PM \| #124
Quote: Originally Posted by djsmileey I don't see how ME2 was on rails, there are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many variations. From ME1 there are like 100 different variations based on which story you choose. Saving council, not saving council etc.. Determines things like the races hating you. They said they are taking like 1000+ choices into consideration from ME2 into 3 as part of the story variations. in ME2 (SPOILER) you can literally let yourself die it will be part of the story. Or you can be a hero and save everyone without letting a single person die. Not to mention you have all the choices in the world at which characters you choose to engage with and which ones will advance. Rails is about the last thing you can say about ME2. Unless you compare it to something like SKYRIM, which is just a completely different style. Oh no, I do not mean that the STORY is on rails. That is certainly not the case. The lack of exploration is really what I'm getting at. I know many people hated MAKO but it was really nice to be able to explore a planet without [many] bounds and happen across points of interest without feeling like you're being strung along. And look at side-quest structure. Most of them were of a "move through these rooms, kill everything" nature. Some of the city hubs were even smaller and more linear than in ME1. It's also kind of boring when you realize that everything was basically set up in combat and non-combat zones. Compound that with the fact that there was little choice in weapon and armor variety, and the game just felt so much more claustrophobic to me.

MrPigCS

02.13.2012 , 03:02 PM \| #125
Quote: Originally Posted by HelluvaJedi Stuff. ME2 was certainly smaller in scope than ME1, but I'll let it slide since ME2 is a bridge game. I think of it as The Two Towers of the ME universe. The combat, to me, was a lot more fun in 2 than 1. I actually experimented with all the classes and completed the game with different classes. In ME1, the only class I could tolerate was the Soldier.

JJDrakken

02.13.2012 , 03:55 PM \| #126
Quote: Originally Posted by MaverickXIV Buy a physical copy from Amazon? Still requires you to USE ORIGIN. I looked it up. JJ
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JJDrakken

02.13.2012 , 03:58 PM \| #127
Quote: Originally Posted by Sandriell No, due to it requiring Origin. QUOTED for truth. JJ
GUILD: LEGACY Server: The Harbinger A man walks down the street in that hat, people know he ain't afraid of anything. This Jawa is hiding something!

MWidowmaker

02.13.2012 , 03:59 PM \| #128
thresher maw vs reaper oh hell yes!
http://www.swtor.com/r/6m2C2S Free stuff, bandwagon referral link, click if you want

Riddickcz

02.13.2012 , 03:59 PM \| #129
I wont be buying it only because I am never playing a game from Bioware. I loved those guys but they disappointed me by lying to the community, misleading and generally pis**ng on our heads since launch. No thanks, Im done with BW.
The crazy is strong with this one. http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-swtor/f744bd09b5be85fa.png

Gankdalf_

02.13.2012 , 04:01 PM \| #130
Sadly this is my first and last Bioware game, not because of gameplay but because of customer services. In 20 years (16 of them on-line) I have never seen such disrespectful people in my life, especially the forum moderators. No sir, this is the last time my money goes to help their wages, it's just wrong.

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