The only thing I 'am disappointed about was that they made a big deal about armor costumization and now when I play the game there are barely any armor pieces for me to buy. I seriously have been wearing the same thing all game, aside from a helmet or arm change. I have the special armors like the Collector, Terminus and Blood Dragon but I really like fixing up my own unique armor better. I heard the armors are level based but here I 'am at level 24 and on the last mission with scrub armor. 

Resource mining is more interesting than "defy the laws of physics by driving up ridiculously annoying mountains to find shit".

Heh.  The Mako made no sense at all.  It's as if Councillor Udina had signed off on the contract to build it as his pet project.

" Heh.  The Mako made no sense at all.  It's as if Councillor Udina had signed off on the contract to build it as his pet project. "

...am I the only one that misses the ME1 version of Armor and equiping?  It would be cool if they mixed both systems for ME3.

No I meant that there aren't that many pieces to purchase from the cities around the galaxy like the Citadel or Omega.

I spend more time making different style combos on the armor than I did in the first one picking armor out.

where are you guys getting armor at all?  I can't find any...
 
I got some new shoulder pieces but I don't even know how I got them.  That's the only thing new I have.  I like how you get alternate clothes for your teammates when they become loyal to you, tho.

Dude, fuck the resource mining.  Everything else about the game is amazing (I got it Wednesday and I've played it 30 hours).  But fuck the fucking resource mining.  Nothing I've ever done in a video game bores me more than that, maybe it's just the fact that the game is so fucking awesome that when I have to stop doing cool shit to tediously scan a planet for minerals to upgrade stuff.  The only other complaint I have is I wish there were a bit more weapons in the game.  But just to make this clear, I fucking love this game so very much.

The game is faaaantastic, but I find it hard to really consider it an RPG. I see it more as a 3rd-person shooter with fantastic character interaction.

Its A HYBRID

The main thing about the armor in ME2 is that you resaerch and upgrade them, instead of finding new ones. 
 
@Khann said:

" The game is faaaantastic, but I find it hard to really consider it an RPG. I see it more as a 3rd-person shooter with fantastic character interaction. "

" Dude, fuck the resource mining.  Everything else about the game is amazing (I got it Wednesday and I've played it 30 hours).  But fuck the fucking resource mining.  Nothing I've ever done in a video game bores me more than that, maybe it's just the fact that the game is so fucking awesome that when I have to stop doing cool shit to tediously scan a planet for minerals to upgrade stuff.  The only other complaint I have is I wish there were a bit more weapons in the game.  But just to make this clear, I fucking love this game so very much. "

I prefer the armor the way it is because I like the default look so much. There were some pretty fugly sets in the previous game.

If Cerberus can afford to fucking put you back together, you think they'd buy you all the shit you need too. (not having finished the game and not know if there are any twists that is).

" I prefer the armor the way it is because I like the default look so much. There were some pretty fugly sets in the previous game. "

" Resource mining is more interesting than "defy the laws of physics by driving up ridiculously annoying mountains to find shit". "

I think there are like 5 sets of chests and 5 sets of everything really to find. 
They are avalible at stores. I wish there were more armor customization parts to find though. 
That and weapons. I am having a hard time to find new sniper rifles. I only have my Incissor (or whatever the preorder code was) and my regular vanilla Mantis.

"I prefer the armor the way it is because I like the default look so much. There were some pretty fugly sets in the previous game. "

In some ways  I miss the old gear system from ME1, being able to set guns, gun mods, armor and armor mods felt more in control, even if the best parts were rarer than shit (never got a Kenetic Stabilizer over Mark VII even on my LV60 Shepard).