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mantlepiecek said: Mass effect 2 is not an RPG no matter how much you try to spin it. What is the 90% of the thing you do in the game? Yeah, shoot people and kill them gears of war style. .... SNIP ... It also has its own "biotic" powers like kinesis and another one whose name I forgot, but you can upgrade those with nodes as well. You can increase your HP with nodes, and the weapon upgrade is a LOT more upgradable in detail than anything in Mass effect 2. Mass effect 2 is not an RPG. People thinking otherwise haven't played many RPGs or are just too loyal to Mass effect and think its an insult to think its not an RPG.
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I am NOT going to just stand by here and have you SCREAM over and over how Mass Effect 2 is not an RPG, which then would cause a game like Borderlands to be LESS than not an RPG, because the creators of Borderlands look to create a fusion of RPG and FPS. And yes, Borderlands fits that. And if it does, then Mass Effect 2 is even more so an RPG.
First, outside of Tetris, about EVERY videogame is an RPG of sorts. You PLAY A ROLE that is not you. In Mass Effect 2, you played Commander Shepard, and it is your job to save the galaxy. You also leveled up and gained proficiency in weapons. The game was gun focused. And you did other things also in the game besides shooting.
And there are character classes, three basic versions, and six overall that mixed the two. And they impact things differently.
Your hatred of Mass Effect 2 is blinding you to the reality it IS an RPG. You may ended up hating it, and saying it stinks, which is fine. You may also say it falled to deliver a real RPG experience, while succeeding in other areas. This is fine. But to say it isn't something, when it is, is flat out wrong. It is an RPG.
