brings back some of the baby that was thrown out with the bathwater in mass effect 2. Weapon mods, being able to choose between reload or overheat weapons, and has some improvements of its own. The missions are all insanely fun and varied, (for mass effect standards) combat is smooth, and the story mostly maintains its quality alongside me2 and 1. But the dialogue options are really bad this time around. You can barely talk with your companions on the ship which is a huge step down where 2 had them as the stars of the show, front and center. It also follows the recruitment formula from 2, but changes it to be amassing an army for a big push which is cool, but i'm less likely to get attached to the fuel deposits I got for the war meter than I am to these guys that u have full conversations with, do quests individually for, and overall me3 just feels like its less personal and more focused on being huge. Also some of the good/bad options made no sense, why are some of these in those categories? I'm seriously a renegade just because i've never been afraid to say what's on my mind at any given time of day? i'm a renegade because i've never been afraid to talk about anything? Anyways, the DLC content was amazing. Citadel DLC was some of the best content in the series. I think the very last part of this game was kind of eh, even though that final mission was pretty cool, the last choice and cutscene is weird. I didn't hear much from this series but even I knew that ending was heavily criticized and now I see why. This was a cool series tho, now im gonna eat pizza and watch some suits. I wonder what louis litt is gonna get up to this time!
The finale to an epic, I finally understand why the series is so beloved. All games in the trilogy have clear flaws, but it draws you in for an adventure that will not be forgotten. A melancholic conclusion tinged with happiness that the characters I spend 102 hours with across 3 games have concluded their ultimate goals. The combat is better than ever, but the RPG elements are lacking in key areas like stats and overall character progression, feels more like a corridor shooter now that's lost most of its charm from the first game. I'm already pining for another experience that can rival this trilogies scope and tone. Highly reccomend. (Finished at 12:03 AM)
Acredito que a franquia tem padrão de qualidade, ela é boa.
Esse terceiro jogo pra mim foi o pior no quesito interface para missões e contém a pior exploração de todos mas é o que coleciona missões mais "épicas" e diversificadas de ambientação. Uma conclusão maneira. Acredito que vale a pena jogar a trilogia
Esse terceiro jogo pra mim foi o pior no quesito interface para missões e contém a pior exploração de todos mas é o que coleciona missões mais "épicas" e diversificadas de ambientação. Uma conclusão maneira. Acredito que vale a pena jogar a trilogia
People give this game so much shit, but I have always defended it. Some of the criticism is definitely valid, the writing is not as strong as the first two games, it is clear there was meddling from above to get this game out quick. But I still think, especially with the Extended Cut, it is a solid end to the trilogy. People complain about the ending, which of the three colours to pick–the whole game is the ending. It's the culmination of the trilogy, and it fulfills those demands. Yeah, Kai Leng sucks or whatever. The crucible is a cop out, sure. But everything with the Genophage and solving the Geth/Quarian conflict and not to mention the DLCs are all great. Despite all the problems, I think the gameplay is the tightest and seeing the culmination of your friends throughout the series makes it easy to overlook all that.
This is my favourite of the series and I won't apologize for that. It's the most special of the trilogy to me. It's the first game to ever make me cry. The deaths of Mordin, Legion, and Thane are all so sad and I think really well-handled. Also Garrus is the canonical LI.
This is my favourite of the series and I won't apologize for that. It's the most special of the trilogy to me. It's the first game to ever make me cry. The deaths of Mordin, Legion, and Thane are all so sad and I think really well-handled. Also Garrus is the canonical LI.
I can't remember why, but I didn't end up playing this game until after the initial furor around the ending had died down with Bioware's fix. And you know what, I liked it a great deal.
The continued refinement of the moment to moment gameplay worked really well for me. And while the later half of the story suffered a bit as they tried to bring every single thread to a conclusion, there were powerful moments to be had as we said goodbye to the crew.
The continued refinement of the moment to moment gameplay worked really well for me. And while the later half of the story suffered a bit as they tried to bring every single thread to a conclusion, there were powerful moments to be had as we said goodbye to the crew.
Look, Mass Effect 3 is a good game, but it fumbles the ending HARD. The gameplay is the best in the trilogy, the side missions are great, and there are some emotional moments that hit hard... but that ending left so many fans (including me) disappointed. The choices you spent the entire series making? They barely matter in the grand scheme. Still worth playing to see how Shepard's story wraps up, but be prepared for a bittersweet experience at best.
Yes the ending leaves a lot to be desired, but the journey is one that has stuck with me forever. These characters become your friends and this game is the culmination of one of the greatest stories told in video games. The missions are consequential, combat is refined and the pacing is pushed along great by the inevitable reaper threat. It also has a collection of the best dlcs of the series that probably shouldn't be dlc to begin with but that is solved by the Legendary Edition!
I know the game is shit to alot of people, or at least the ending but I found myself really enjoying the story. If you play through all the games the ending is (mostly) rewarding and tear jerking. Yeah it's not the ideal ending (depending on what you picked) but I really don't think its as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
10/10 - bc garrus...
10/10 - bc garrus...
I honestly think this game is actually very fun, the gameplay mechanics are exceptional, the different types of ammunition and weapons make the gameplay feel fresh and rewarding, without ruining the pacing.
Story-wise it has some weak moments, but for most of the time it's pretty interesting, and it has some great moments.
Even though the game lacks some RPG elements, the characters are the highlight of the game.
The ending is definitely rushed, but it doesn't really ruin the story. I had a lot of fun playing this game and I totally recommend it.
Final Rating: "Very Good" ~ 7.5/10.
Story-wise it has some weak moments, but for most of the time it's pretty interesting, and it has some great moments.
Even though the game lacks some RPG elements, the characters are the highlight of the game.
The ending is definitely rushed, but it doesn't really ruin the story. I had a lot of fun playing this game and I totally recommend it.
Final Rating: "Very Good" ~ 7.5/10.