03-21-2012, 06:56 PM
Mike Wrote:i have a shitload of fun playing how i play. it was suggested i should slow down. i know i would not enjoy slowing down as much. i don't like slow shit.
CaptainHenreh Wrote:Yeah. See, I'm not gonna say Lee is doing it wrong. Because whatever, play how you want. But he's definitely not getting the whole experience the developers intended for him to receive.
Damn Mikey, your reading comprehension sucks. I am not suggesting you, you know, play the game slower or whatever. But earlier I asked if all your team mates were loyal, and you said "No." That means, without a doubt, that you *did not* do all the missions. You didn't blow up all the shit. You didn't kill all the dudes. AAAAAAAND You didn't get all the story. And hey, whatever, that's cool. All I am trying to say though is that you didn't get the entire measure of the experience the developers wanted you to have. (Or at least, provided for you to receive.) If you got "enough" then that is fine. Again, I ain't saying you're wrong. But this very thing actually relates to the way ME3 ends.
See, ME2's ending (who lives, who dies) is directly dependent (like, DIRECTLY) on whether or not you took the time to access all of (or at least, the lion's share) the content. (Note: If you were happy with half your crew kicking the bucket, then cool, not my point.) ME3, on the other hand, had basically the same ending whether you accessed all of the content or did the absolute bare minimum to progress the action.
But seriously Mike, I'm honestly not saying you are "doin' it 'rong". Play as you like, it's your money and it's your time. Not gonna judge you for it or whatever. But, you know, I'll ask you kindly to not be all "WTF it's just a game, geez dude" when we're clearly not playing the same way, and definitely not getting the same experience.
I guess what I mean is, if you fuck like you play video games, good for you but I feel sorry for your partner.
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