I don't care much for really hard combat, but a lot of the combat here is rather easy. But, once you're on it, it's awesome to see your outposts build up. Gameplay - sometimes, can get repetitive.

I don't care for morality meters, but they're helpful sometimes with where you stand with a character. Some in-game choices have the same outcome, depending on dialogue. Many of the choices are geared for a sequel. They all have that.Ĭhoices are a bit limited - they don't have much consequence (yet). Sometimes, it'd look a bit funny, but it's a video game. Good graphics - Despite the negativity, I saw no real issues with character animations. You're not already awesome and respected. Ryder proving themselves - you have to make yourself awesome.

The other ME games had that, but this felt more like the awesome dialogue in Dragon Age. He's perfect.ĭialogue - I love quirky characters with fun, sarcastic dialogue. Jaal - To those complaining about human/alien relationships, come on. I enjoyed playing Ryder because her dialogue choices (my picks) were pretty similar to things I'd actually say, but then again, I am a sarcastic person. No matter how I controlled Shepard, I never felt like they were similar to me. Ryder - a better protagonist than Shepard, in my opinion. I've played through this game, in addition to the other Mass Effect games many times.

So many people are quick to hate something for being new, or different. The negative hype for this game is largely uninteresting and dishonest.

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