Omoplata
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I heard there was a lot less fighting in wilderness areas too. I loved those areas of the first game.
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I heard there was a lot less fighting in wilderness areas too. I loved those areas of the first game.
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Yes it was basically reduced overall to be a more simple "noob" friendly game.
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F that. The difficulty is what made that game fun. The first couple times I fought a Revenant were insane. Loved it.
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Nothing wrong with that at all.
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Still haven't played Mass Effect, but anyone who talks about it does so in praises. Same with Fallout. I watched a friend play Fallout, and all I could think was that it was a radioactive Skyrim. What are your thoughts?
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i think i was the only one that did not enjoy fallout
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For Mass Effect, play it, all three games. The first game starts off a little slow, but it has a strong story backing it and it's great once it really begins to take off. Mass Effect 2 is a gaming masterpiece, nuff said. Mass Effect 3 has the best combat and the Citadel DLC which adds another 12 + hours of gameplay, as well as a "true" sendoff for the series, because the regualr ending sucks and has 400 billion plot holes.
For Fallout, your radioactive Skyrim assesment is actually pretty accurate; if you like Elder Scrolls games, you'll most likely enjoy Fallout. The difference obviously is that it takes place in places like California, DC, Vegas, etc, as opposed to a fantasy kingdom, and it uses modern weapons rather than arrows and magic. The rest of the core gameplay is pretty similar, not much of a main story but tons of side quests, exploration, the same type of dialogue/choices, etc.
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Mass Effect 3 is actually pretty close to master piece status also IMO. Even with the ending its a great game
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The combat, yes, but compared to ME2...actually don't even compare them because ME2 is in a different league. ME3 was a lot of fun, but to me it felt like a scramble to tie up loose ends and finish the story. It lacked the awesome loyalty missions from ME2 and as a result the special abilities you could learn from each person. For me that was a major step backwards. I also assumed there would be more massive missions like the last one in ME2, but nope. I just expected ME3 to pick up where ME2 left off and keep going from there, but it didn't in any way.
