Why should we all put our lives on the hold because there was a disaster somewhere in the world? You realize people die every day, right? There are rapes, murders, and even genocides going on daily. Should we stop playing war games and watching TV shows with violence because it's insensitive?
I bought nearly 100 video games for 350 dollars last christmas on STEAM. Full price, that's 8400 dollars I would have blown if I had bought those games on the console. And yet I own 128 video games for near dirt cheap. 1200 dollars for a PC, one time payment, plus 350 dollars for all my games in my collection? I spent 2000 dollars on 20 360 games. What's more expensive, people? Use your brains. You're all getting ripped off on the consoles.
Worrying about all the deaths and putting the rest of our questions on the backburner isn't going to bring anybody back. Worrying and being concerned about it really doesn't do anybody any justice. It'll just depress you and bring you down. Why does everybody insist that every time somebody dies in this world that we spend our free time mourning and crying over it? Shit happens, get over it. No sense in getting PTSD over something that is out of our control.
It's dumbed downed. Stop with the euphemisms and endless denial.
It was dumbed down for the bottom of the barrel gamers. The same gamers who want to skip the customization, inventory management and tactics for straight up hack 'n slash. But really, who buys a Bioware game for customization? All Bioware games before Mass Effect had the same level of customization as WoW, which, was basically 5 faces, different color t-shirts and the ugliest trash armor sets you've ever seen. Did KOTOR even really have skill trees? If I recall, it had a simplified feat system dumbed down from Neverwinter Nights, which, too, was a dumbed down version of the second version of Dungeons n Dragons. Not that I play tabletop anyway, that shit is gay.
Regardless, expecting a lot of Bioware in areas other than storyline is ridiculous and moronic anyway. You buy Bioware games for the story, nothing else. I mean has nobody but me noticed that all Bioware games are linear? You expect non-combat diversions and extensive character customization in a game that literally is a series of hallways connected to one another with a few side rooms offering a few bags or chests of loot? Delusional, to say the least, lol.
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