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Amazing games, definitely. Legolas Send a noteboard - 19/10/2014 09:59:43 PM

I started with ME1 only a number of months ago, then tore through 1, 2 and 3 (with a limited amount of cheap DLCs) in quick succession, though technically I still haven't entirely finished 3 (my last save game is somewhere in the final sequence of battles - got distracted and haven't picked it up again, maybe because I'd overdosed a little in the weeks before that). All three are lots of fun in different ways. It's also kind of fascinating if you're a Dragon Age fan how the ME and DA games mirror each other in many ways (and I don't just mean the unsubtle references like the DA logo appearing on Mass Effect armor). Especially in the sense that both series changed in very similar ways from the first to the second game (and the third DA game coming out next month looks like it'll have strong resemblances to the core concept of ME3, as well).

View original postSo I played the Mass Effect trilogy as the games came out, and it is amongst my absolute favorite game series. Despite this fact, and due to technical constraints (old computers, no DLCs ) I only played through the whole thing once, and hadn't touched it since 2012.

Have to say I'm pleasantly surprised that my laptop - not that old, but a laptop without a real video card, just Intel chips - could handle the whole trilogy without real trouble, albeit long loading times on 3.
View original postNow that all outstanding issues have been resolved, I am in the middle of a full trilogy playthrough with all the DLCs installed. And it is awesome (also awesome is the fact that I had forgotten some plot details in the meantime, so I get to be surprised and excited all over again)



View original post- Favorite game in the Trilogy?

Tricky. In many ways I want to say ME1, but after a couple of physics-defying rides with the tank on planet surfaces, it gets pretty old to have to ride around so much (though I understand that on a second playthrough you get more XP, so you could probably afford to ignore more things and only really go for the main mission on each planet). And there's something to be said for the tighter, less cluttered gear systems of the later games. Anyway, I'm always most interested in the story and the characters, which are strong throughout the trilogy - the development in 2 and 3 for some characters are only possible because the foundations were laid in game 1.
View original post- Favorite alien race?

Quarians. The asari are cool but a bit cliché perhaps.
View original post- Favorite squad members?

Tali, without a doubt. Liara, Garrus and Mordin also. And Joker, though he's not a squad member.
View original post- Favorite love interest?

Only done one playthrough so far, with Liara.
View original post- FemShep or BroShep?

For some reason I have a long habit of playing predominantly female characters in RPGs, and this was no exception... on a future playthrough I'll try a male one though.
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Mass Effect Trilogy - 16/10/2014 01:51:36 PM 737 Views
Its funny that you bring this up.... - 16/10/2014 09:20:55 PM 718 Views
Re: Its funny that you bring this up.... - 17/10/2014 12:53:24 AM 665 Views
Amazing games, definitely. - 19/10/2014 09:59:43 PM 803 Views
Re: Amazing games, definitely. - 20/10/2014 10:46:58 PM 847 Views
Re: Amazing games, definitely. - 21/10/2014 08:40:43 PM 911 Views
Re: Amazing games, definitely. - 21/10/2014 11:00:38 PM 666 Views
Now I finished 3 and went straight back to 1... these games are really addictive. - 11/11/2014 09:07:23 PM 847 Views
Super massively addictive - 17/11/2014 06:27:28 PM 745 Views
Good that I'm not alone. - 19/11/2014 10:42:43 PM 787 Views
FemShep- I really like the voice acting - 21/10/2014 06:52:49 PM 781 Views
Re: FemShep- I really like the voice acting - 17/11/2014 06:47:57 PM 675 Views
I think I could only make myself to repeat part 2, maybe 3 - 07/11/2014 02:22:43 PM 838 Views

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