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6/2/2017 3:30:47 AM
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Just got ME Andromeda and...
Just got it. Arrived in the first planet you actually explore and got the vehicle and all.
And ive come to the conclusion that i dont think i have the patience for this game.
Its not the game, its me, my taste. Cause i know other ppl who have finished it and enjoyed it but im just not having much fun, not even with the combat.
Progressing through it feels 75% chore, 25% fun.
Have u ever been in a similar scenario with a game, if so which?
I feel like i wasted $65 for nothing lol
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I can agree. I've completed like 98% of the quests, the other two percent are those planet wide scavenger hunts with no hints. No -blam!- that
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2 RepliesTell me about it I pre ordered it and it felt like 2mins at the end of a mission where I was jumping around shooting having fun then I'd unlock all the talking seens all over the place which would take up the next couple of hours so I stopped playing for a couple of months while they were supposedly fixing the game then when I returned a couple of weeks ago the frame rate was just constantly terrible so I deleted it.
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I felt the exact same way for the first couple hours. It gets more bearable as you pick up your crew and unlock weapon upgrades and such but it's not a great game by any means.
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3 RepliesI forced my self to finish the game but I skipped all dialogue so I have no idea what my choices ended up being lol multiplayer was boring to sadly
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I liked it better the second time I played, of course the patches and a new pc helped. Being able to carry your skills, weapons, armor and upgrades to the next play through helps a lot. I checked out some videos others posted and I understand their complaints. I liked the game playing it on my laptop but I really enjoy the game playing on the system I have now. It's my new favorite game to play now. I had the same problem with Witcher 3, was so hyped for it's release I bought a season pass with it. But it just sits on my xbox and haven't even installed the dlcs. I may try it again when Scorpio is released since it's had some patches.
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It's just an overall bad game, the only good thing about it is the combat Mediocre story, boring and bland characters, repetitive gameplay, subpar graphics, cringey voice acting
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I lost interest pretty fast. Which sucks since I really liked the older games so much. One day I'll probably give it a go again when I'm on a shutdown vacation or something.
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That's pretty much my problem with the game. While that is an okay build for Dragon Age: Inquisition, it doesn't work for Mass Effect, or rather, it isn't faithful to the rest of the franchise.
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Stick purely to story and it should feel more streamlined
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2 RepliesThat's how I felt when I bought MEA, and I LOVED ME 1 & 2. That said, after I reached level 29 I started to enjoy the game. However, since it took that long to enjoy and I only have time to play on the weekends I'd give the game a 6.5 out 10
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3 RepliesHahah I literally got it yesterday, and being the rpg do all side quest first kinda guy that I am, I haven't left the bloody ship. Back and forth on some tram thing for ages.
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I didn't love the single player from the start, mainly got it because I fell in love with ME3's multiplayer. Andromeda has a fun multiplayer too, but not as much character and map variety(yet) so I haven't felt motivated to play it since the second week it was out sadly.
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4 RepliesWitcher 3
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Yup. Rented it from Red box played to the snow planet and quit. Lost interest. In ME(1)-3 I could never lose interest.
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Im on the app for it
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Halo 5 for sure. I couldn't even get past the 2nd level. I've had it for little for a year now and I have less than 4 hours playtime. 3 of it being multiplayer, 1 hour campaign on legendary. Rise of The Tomb Raider. I hate games like these, amazing first playthrough but then there's no desire to do it all again because there's no change in story or gameplay.
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Battlefield 1, I don't like games like COD and battlefield so I never bought one. My friends begged me to get BF1 and we were gonna form a squad and play for weeks and shit. I caved in and bought it and they all stopped playing, I felt like killing them. A few months later we would play it and it was a blast but I could have waited and got the game at a much cheaper price. I've learnt my lesson though
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It definitely isn't as good as the trilogy, but it's not that bad.
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2 RepliesThis is me with most open world rpgs. They generally just aren't my type of games. I got into MEA and Witcher 3 in the beginning, but my interest just dropped off after awhile. I actually pushed myself to finish the Witcher 3 and got most of the way through it. Ill go back and finish it eventually.
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I had the same experience with ME Andromeda and Fallout 4. Having played their previous titles I figured I would get the digital version of both games. After 17 hours of Fallout 4 & the first planet of ME Andromeda they're both in the ready to install section.
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1 ReplyIt starts tediously slow, but picks up after your first outpost. Unlike in the original trilogy, you're not a soldier so combat isn't a narrative priority (conflict, yes; combat, no). Mass effects 1~3 all started mid combat and hit the ground running (Specter assessment, escaping the Normandy/Lazarus facility, defending Earth). Andromeda, by comparison, starts off as a blank slate, so it takes time to build momentum. I'd say give it until at least your second outpost before you write it off.
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3 RepliesI enjoyed the other games but had this same exact reaction to mea I guess my tastes just changed but ya I can't stand them now
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6 RepliesThe first planet is literally the worst planet. Picks up right after.
