Khuutra said:
Doobie_wop said:
Khuutra said:
Listen
You messed up
When it comes time for someone with experience to lead a fire squad, you pick the best leaders on your team (leaders)
When you need a hacker, you pick the best tech people
When you need a biotic, you pick the strongest biotic.
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That wasn't my main fault with the game thought, I understood that part and thats why I've got Samaran on biotics at the moment. It was everything else before those choices came into play that I had problems with. The whole Jack and Miranda incident, the lack of character interaction between your squad mates, the inconsistency of the interactions that do occur and just the entreme funnelling the game puts you through, just so you can land on on of these three results, which are goodie, neutral and baddie.
In Dragon Age, I could give gifts, the smallest side missions would get reactions from my squad mates and I was able to juggle relationships between multiple chracters, without having to kill one off or piss them off completely. I didn't find that in Mass Effect, it felt contrived and I don't really know why, since most of it doesn't have any major place in the plot.
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You also messed up when it comes to upgrading the Normandy. Get upgrades from Jacob, Tali, and Garrus, and nobody will die on the final approach.
The game is very different from other BioWare games - it's a more focused experience - but for what it is I think it's fantastic.
(also unless you're a complete bleeding heart wuss you can shout down Miranda and Jack simultaneously)
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Hmm, I didn't know about the ship upgrades. I struggled a lot with the upgrade system in the game, I never got a proper grasp on it like I do with other games, thanks for the heads up.
