Talking about Mass Effect 3 With Spoilers

Toast · 05-14-2011, 07:50 PM

meh, the hammerhead was a pretty piss-poor hovercraft, considering you couldn't keep it aloft for more than a few seconds. Even though it somehow managed to gain enough altitude to get back to the Normandy once the mission was over.

All in all, I really liked the mako driving sections of the story planets, I'd like that to return in me3. I wouldn't mind there being one or two open, explorable planets like the me1 sidequests, just so long as they're not the majority.

The hammerhead was kind of fun to drive around, but that's all you got to do with it--drive around. It's a hovertank for frig's sake! I'm kind of glad it was free.

To be honest, I'd have paid for a dlc that let me use that mercenary gunship, or something like it. That's what Shep should really be exploring planets in, not something that has to hug the ground.

05-14-2011, 07:50 PM	#11
Toast Existential Toast Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Georgia Posts: 440	meh, the hammerhead was a pretty piss-poor hovercraft, considering you couldn't keep it aloft for more than a few seconds. Even though it somehow managed to gain enough altitude to get back to the Normandy once the mission was over. All in all, I really liked the mako driving sections of the story planets, I'd like that to return in me3. I wouldn't mind there being one or two open, explorable planets like the me1 sidequests, just so long as they're not the majority. The hammerhead was kind of fun to drive around, but that's all you got to do with it--drive around. It's a hovertank for frig's sake! I'm kind of glad it was free. To be honest, I'd have paid for a dlc that let me use that mercenary gunship, or something like it. That's what Shep should really be exploring planets in, not something that has to hug the ground. __________________ “How dare you! How dare you stand there acting like your brand of suffering is worse than anybody else’s. Well, I guess that’s the only way you can justify treating the rest of us like dirt.” ~ Major Margaret Houlihan (Mash) “If we’re going to be damned, let’s be damned for what we really are.” ~ Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Star Trek: The Next Generation)