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It truthfully makes me wonder if this isn't some keg frat guy's drunken dream. I'm surprised no dicks showed up as tattoos.

I agree that the asari are just horrid. It's like the actors are over emoting.

You play with a controller? (I don't care if you're on console) If so, that's why. Talk to anybody that played that game on M+K, and they'll tell you all about how many times they had to jump to avoid a one foot rock that you couldn't run over. It was fucking ridiculous.

Ugh. If you didn't see the twitch streams, go see the lead designer sucking. God this game looks like a big pile of dogshit right now. Holy fuck. Jumping puzzles just like in DAI. Ugh.

Fun. Jumping puzzles. Again. Just like in DAI.

It's like they are teaching big girls how to be little boys. It's kind'a sad. "No, I'm in my fort. You can't hurt me."

That's exactly what I said in my beta pre-Vanguard post. Just droned on and on for pages and pages and pages. I remember that night surprisingly well. I was drunk. I put up the lyrics to Little Conversations by Concrete Blonde and plus I think a quote from Worf from Star Trek. "He who talks...

I can just imagine the next four games. Saving the Salarian ark. Saving the Turian/quarian ark. Saving the... I dunno WTF the other ark is. But that one. And finally saving the Nexus. You've gotta get all of the people off! Which is just about as gay as it sounds. EDIT : Oh goody, the...

Right, and train to zone needs to be heard more often. And somebody who just died can see it just a split second when he zones in before something else comes along and crushes his skull again. I agree, it does have suck... But not in the way that EQ or even WoW (by the lolbros) did. The...

Well, let's add lolevels to this. lolevels = unneccassry levels. "lol, don't need it, don't even want it. Don't have space on my bar for it. Don't need it complete the game." Look at any DAI youtube video (or at least the majority of them). You'll see that the little icons have an arrow...

That's what I'm thinking. The AVC table is, not just looks like, but it actually is Inquisition Perks pulled right off the shelf. Add to this the amount of crafting (*cough*grinding*cough*) you'd have to go through, both with the scanner and just picking stuff up, ugh.

Yeh, I'm not too thrilled by that one either. I've pre-ordered now about 3 times, cancelled it twice. Can't seem to make up my mind. I've just decided that if it's like DAI, it's like DAI. And I know not to trust BioWare. I swear, some neckbeard over at EA is just laughing his ass off right...

I think the one thing that should be staring all developers (at least in the MMO market right now) is the fact that hard work, not theory crafting, is all that's gonna work. Make a game where you compete for each mob and then have instanced raid zones. So that you finally feel as though you've...

I think that it's partially an industry problem fed off'a a player problem, creating a vortex, which is bringing the entire MMO problem to its knees. The industry problem is that it's asking the players what they want. The player's problem is that they don't know what they want. So the...

What you're all describing is a game of ideas. While Brad might have those ideas, they can't be patented. So, it's just a matter of time before someone comes out with a better, cheaper, quicker, and cleaner version of what you had. It's what WoW did. Except WoW didn't go, "No, you know what...

The main problem with this isn't really a generational thing, it's more of an emotional thing. "Do I feel like I have made an impact?" If it's sitting grinding out mobs with millenials? Nope. Millenials have their own way of doing things. Right or wrong, you can't deny them that. EDIT ...

Certain truths have to be established. The fact that certain gamers will burn through content like a pyromaniac with a stack of old newspapers and can of gasoline in front of him is one of them. That's just a fact. EQ was the first "successful" MMO (some would say Meridian59, but ehh). They...

Welp, guess we know where the money in the budget went.

Mass Effect: Andromeda Hands-On: 3 Hours of Spoiler-Free Impressions - IGN Taken from there. Beautiful. Not only are they going more towards the MMO genre, they are doubling down on WoW's success.

New video's up. Wow dude. Check out that guy's shockwave. That must've taken 10hp off of the enemy.

For me, I cancelled my pre-order after that shitty shitty gameplay reveal. It just seems like some console guy's wet dream + BioWare writing == instant money. Could be he's right. Course, it could also be that by the time we're thirty hours into it, we feel like blowing our own heads off...

Meh. I'm not overly thrilled by the trailer. The cover system? Meh, might as well not even have a cover system, as to have that weak ass shit. And I'm still wondering why Helius weapons (which are heat seeking, if you didn't notice that in the video) aren't heading for the hottest thing...

If you actually look at her picture vs. what BioWare did, you'll find that not only are they not far off, it's that they're pretty spot on. The thing that really gets me (and I think it's what gets most people) is the eyes. They're like TWD eyes. I'll give anon that much credit. At least he...

The jowls are way too small. Neck, way too small, Nose, way too small. Chin, way too small. It doesn't even look like her picture. Sure, it resembles her picture. But 1 for 1 comparison? No way.

Meh, there are so many things wrong with that second pic. I'm not saying that BioWare are the masters of the universe when it comes to recreating actors, but.

The reason that they're doing it is because they don't wanna have an option whereas you'd just automatically choose the top left action. Another reason is because they don't wanna have stuff that is 'cut off'' from people who are playing that way, but just haven't gotten the requisite points yet.

That's not true. They also have the tentacle monsters. Which then screw both of the aforementioned groups.

But we both know that will be instantly bastardized by the player base. Say you're correct. Let's say that they design an old fashioned EQ mob designed for EQ classes. It's designed for a mage to be in the party to have his pet off tank adds. The tank will get almost instantly killed if he...

Fuck, I wish Convo well as the one guy who'll be the entire QA team. Good luck man!

Can't wait for this game to implode. I know it's coming. Now, I have to hold back my glee for when it finally does. Got my "...and all I got was this free Oatmeal from Mickey D's" t-shirt on.

Sure, too bad it takes about four oxys to get there. Oh no, wait, we're talking about Brad/qwetard, right? Eight.

You can, I've done it. All you have to do is come out of the game, d/l the DLC and then extract it and I believe point it at the right location. Although, I do have all the DLC's saved on my computer. Navigating BioWare's old site was a bitch. I have a feeling that it's going to feel very...

Right, we're all dickheads because we point out to obvious and glaring problems. That's fine, if you want a flame war, flame on brother.

Am I missing something qwetard?

Yah, that's another thing I hated. Great, so I'm sitting here in a room with four other people for hours on end. FUN.

EQ had a lot of pros, don't get me wrong. But the negatives outweighed the pros. It's just like I said, and I'll continue to say. I loved what EQ could've been. Not what it was. EDIT : Meh, and a lot of you might think of me as a WoW geek, but meh. I don't play that game either. I used...

Right, but that would knock off some of the fun for the area. Whereas you got your ass kicked in this area, you could go to this other area and do fine. That's partially what I loved to hate about EQ. No clear path on which dungeons are for which levels. I know that some of you loved it...

It wasn't only that quests were broken, it was that you had to have a guide beside your desk printed out to figure out how to complete a quest. "Okay, so this says that he only spawns once every second Tuesday of every other month. WTF?!"

One of the reasons why WoW took off was because of the accessibility of it. That coupled with the fact that you actually completed quests. I remember the "golden" days of EQ. It was called Neverquest for a reason.

What some MMO should try and do, if nobody has yet tried this is to introduce a two tiered leveling system. On one hand, you have the normal levels, 1-50 or whatever. On the other is like 1-5. Here's how I'm thinking it would break down. 1. Social gamer. Likes to play the game alone...