Yeah I got it for PC, and this game is amazing.

Bioware really knows how to make a good action RPG.

That's pretty much all I had to say.

i played it for about 1 hour and its really good game so far i like the options in the dialogs voice acting is top notch too, not used to the combat yet though

It sure is a great game. I have only played for around 5 hours.

I don't know if it's just me, but there's been times where the game gets pretty hard.

Like, I'm wondering if I stumbled into some wildly wrong area full of super baddies who kick my ass, like big mega Geth dudes.

But then after one or two tries I actually hold back, use my teammate's abilities and weapons wisely, and I survive. Which is rewarding I guess.

Saw it at Fry's for $40, but I ended up getting Sins of a Solar Empire.  I'll probably buy it in the next couple of weeks.

I always tend to be afraid of the learning curve in RPGs, even if it's by far my favorite genre. I've tried Neverwinter Nights, KOTOR, The Witcher and a couple of MMORPGs but layed them aside because I didn't have the patience to get into'em. Same with many RTS games, especially if they are deep & complicated like the space strategy games.

How is the learning curve in ME? Bunch of menus, icons and stats you have to read thoroughly? Complicated round based combat? Tricky to get into the squad based combat?

What are the highlights compared to similar RPGs? Story? Atmosphere? Combat implementation? Does it have video sequences? Rewarding when you level up, beef up your toons, get nu weapns n items?

Anyone know difference between console vs PC version? Which has the asier controls and combat gameplay?

Kindly stop taunting me about a game which Amazon hasn't had the courtesy to deliver to me yet.

What class are you using benkenobi?

I found that playing as the shooter class (can't remember proper name) has a steep learning curve because of the not so perfect shooting controls.

Trying using one of the hybrid classes (I picked Vanguard) because they are much more beginner friendly.

Then again this was my experience on the xbox, maybe the PC has more accurate shooting.

But don't worry, the game gets easier when you hit the middle, but sadly becomes too easy by the time you reach the games conclusion, but this was on the normal difficulty setting.

I picked Soldier since I figured that would be the easiest for me to learn first...I know about shooters plenty and there's not much complicated about upgrading snipers vs. shotguns, etc. I'll probably do full biotic for the hell of it next time.

lol, the benezia fight is buggy as hell, or used to be. beware it, SAVE! YOUR! GAME!