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He was one of my least favorite characters. I wish they would have done the Proths different.
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Really though, this is a series that has always interested me but I haven't had time to play it.
I think EA has already made it pretty clear what we need to do to get the "real" mass effect 3 experience - and that's hand out cash. Cash for mass effect 1, mass effect 2, then of course cash for the mass effect 2 DLC, and then cash for mass effect 3, and cash for the DLC that comes with mass effect 3. If you want the "real" experience that's basically what you need to do. It's essentially what you're saying but you somehow left out the fact that to get the most out of it you've got to buy a boat of load of stuff. You just put it in a cuter way. That's okay - there's nothing wrong with that. But it's still kind of important that the key to all of this is money. Money money money money money money.
Stop reading articles like this - WHICH TELL YOU EVERYTHING!
I know, I know. Everyone hates Kinect.
But I got Mass Effect 3 $40 off with a Kinect bundle (which I think are still being offered)
I will never use the "weapon/power wheels" again.
I can *quitely* say: "Shotgun", or "Incendiary Ammo" or "Adrenaline Rush"
And that's for my characters, it works even better with squad mates.
"Laira Singularity" or "Kaiden Warp" "James Grenade"
I've played all the Mass Effect games, and I rarely used to give my squad directions, to move to a position or use a power.
Mainly because you'd have to pause the game, and break immersion, in order to do so.
Now I can give out orders, change weapons/ammo-types on the fly while in combat.
I just feel compelled to say, it's pretty cool.
Those are the particular features that I've really liked, in addition there is actions cues like "Use, Activate, Salvage, and Examine". As well as choosing your dialog options by speaking *part of the sentence.
Is it just me or does this feel more like an advert than a article?