Yep, but honestly, as long as they don't send us to a "distant" galaxy with "weird" enemies, I am ready to close my eyes to everything (or almost)
Like I don't know,
- The Leviathans who have wait thousands/millions cycles the end of the Reapers and are finally back to take their "legitimate" place, for them at least (on top and dominating all "inferior" species).
- There I'm certainly wrong, memories..., but Harbinger who is stay in the dark space with thousands of Reapers, has not been affected by EMS... Now, they are free of any forms of control and can be more dangerous than ever.
And the only ones who know this "enemies" and who are always alive are Wrex and Liara
I replayed it in Jully, by I didn't finish my playthrough. I got bored, unfortunately
(In my opinion, to replay it after Cyberpunk, it seems very "bland" for me. But it will stay on my SSD anyway).
At the end, I'll buy it for sure. But the "real question" is when
(day one = full price / later = low price).
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I don't think repairing the relays will be the difficult part of the story. The Asari had access to the Prothean codex for thousands of years, and the Protheans had already figured out the relay technology. They just didn't have time to build anything other than the small one on the Citadel. The Salarians are such natural engineers that they might have been on the verge of acquiring the technology themselves.
So that part is pretty easy. I have less confidence in them not writing a disaster of a main story.
I can't be hyped for any mass effect or dragon age anymore after what happened in BioWare. I have zero trust in them. Of course, I'd love to see them back on track but the minds behind those IPs are not there anymore. Mass effect in particular was such a great series...
Sad but true. Andromeda was the last straw, or should I say the latest straw in a series of last straws
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That's probably the best way to go about it. No expectations. I remember playing it in a weird order: M3 > M2 > M1 > Andromeda
And after playing M1, Andromeda was just an eye candy (except, well, when it wasn't
) combat and exploration was very exciting and it was less militaristic, which is a plus. Different and more cheerful. It's almost like a millennial pissed off the boomer and now we're just hoping for the gen z one to come and save the day, but we sort of know gen x are the most bad55, but we're way too late for that ;D (bad analogy, sorry not sorry)Also, some see the Geth in that poster, so now I see it too. Might need to refresh my memory about that storyline..
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I just found this a day or so ago. I'm intrigued, but I'm waiting to see more of it. Love the idea of mounts being involved.
I've just received the bad news I can't partecipate to the closed beta :'(
Two Geth: one dead, the other ..craterLook like a Geth for sure (for me at least)
So far it does pretty okay job of introducing new gameplay mechanics via messages left on the walls and occasional NPC's.Welcome to the "I have no idea of what's going on, why the hell they didn't put a tutorial for basic stuff like crafting? How was I supposed to know the questline worked that way?"
Hubs generally seem to be constructed in a way similar to Lisa: The Painful RPG, so while the pathways may lead to different locations, you can tell whether you should go somewhere or not by how much trouble your current character has with regular enemies, so I don't feel lost.
The most obvious (and promissing) for me is the crater... When I see it, I see Legion
Flashbacks? Antsy? You just described my life playing the FEAR series. OMFG.
EAware wants me 2 buy ME or DA post DA2/ME: Andromeda, it better have nudity at least
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I've just read about this game. It looks decent, but I can't help but think that GRRM is doing everything except finishing his ASOIAF saga lmao
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My god, elden ring seems glorious, they've added so many mechanics and apparently even reintroduced Poise from DS1 that makes tank builds viable. On the other hand, it needs a lot of balancing because to date is way too easy with some weapons. Same for some enemies that may become too easy once you've upgraded your weapons too much.
But one thing more open world RPGs should adopt is the way from software rewards you after a challenge. Opposed to the lazy RNG looting, they give you a specific equipment or ability after you defeat a boss or find a secret area. That does effectively change your build and way you play. Fantastic.
But one thing more open world RPGs should adopt is the way from software rewards you after a challenge. Opposed to the lazy RNG looting, they give you a specific equipment or ability after you defeat a boss or find a secret area. That does effectively change your build and way you play. Fantastic.
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"This isn't cyberpunk"
(I don't agree, it's best not to pre-order as a general rule)
It's definitely looking cool. I'll probably hold off for some reviews first.
"This isn't cyberpunk"
(I don't agree, it's best not to pre-order as a general rule)