Balex1908

I assume that the reviewers started playing/or not playing with everyone else.

@TheKing said:

@wmaustin55 said:

The only person in the games journalist industry who is obnoxiously pretentious is Arthur Gies

Agreed, that guy is the WORST.

Remember when there were rumors that he is coming to Giantbomb?

Planescape, but be prepared to read a lot.

Garrus, the scene with him on the Citadel and at the end before you leave for the final mission were the most emotional for me. It really felt like talking to an old friend.

Mordin is probably the most interesting.

I expect to see the first "remember the good old days before it went downhill" threads in about a month. Even if nothing on the site has changed.

Play your save file. Completing your personal journey is more satisfying than having a perfect run. Also I dont think that much would change. The guy on the podcast even said, that you dont have to worry that you screwed things up.

I had the best ending with everyone surviving, but I cant remember most of my decisions. This could be spoilers, but after reading some of the leaked information, you should not have too high hopes about how they handled all that stuff.

@Nocall said:

The Baldur's Gate games along with other isometric RPGs actually helped my "map awareness" a lot. When I first got to Undergrad, many people were lost/confused and shuffled around campus with the little map they printed off, not knowing which way to turn or which directory was north etc etc. Not me. After navigating Amn and Sigil, campus was a breeze.

This, although it was not only Baldur`s Gate. Other than that, if I had to land a plane in a emergeny, I probably would crash it, but I think I have a slightly higher chance to land it than someone who has never touched a flight sim.

I guess I have to play Civ 5 again. This sounds great, I love espionage in the older games. I also hope, they make naval combat more important. I have not try out the higher difficulties, but until now I never have to worry about naval assaults from the AI.

I dont like the camera it seems to be to close to my character. Other than that it plays almost exactly like ME 2, I was using the same "tactics" and they still worked, which isnt a bad thing.

Am I the only one who has a huge problem with the story? I know all RPGs have this ridiculous premise that you have to save they world, but you also have to solve everyone`s personel problems. But here it bothers me a lot more and the reason is that the Reapers have already begun their attack, earth is on fire and millions of people are already dying. There is a sense of urgency that I usually dont get, but here it seems a lot more ridiculous that I am saving a Krogan princess, while the earth seems to be pretty much destroyed.