[QUOTE="MangaJ"][QUOTE="Zero_epyon"] Wait so people who disagree are cows? Could I then say that people who disagree that U2 is the best cinematic game this gen are lemmings and sheep? Really now let's grow up a bit. Besides, I loved Mass Effect 2, just as much as U2. But U2 had the better cinematic experience. ME2's cinematics were almost always interrupted with dialog. It ruins the flow of the scene. The ship was blowing up all around me but i could leave the game running while Shepard was trying to order Ashely off the ship. He'd just sit there, for 1 hour, staring at her.....until i clicked something. Zero_epyon
Yes, thank you for your patronizing command to "grow up a little bit." Despite your weak argument, I think you're completely wrong. UC2 was nothing more to me than a pretty good action adventure game. And as for the cow thing, YOURE the one who brought up UC2. Stop talking now, thanks.
Yes I brought it up because I disagree and provided an example of what beats ME2 at cinematics. Did I say that ME2 was boring, or nothing spectacular? No, and if I did please quote me. Because I bring up U2, a game recognized for it's well scripted cinematics, it makes me a cow? How in the world do you think I played ME2? And how is my argument weak? That's how ME2's dialog is and most cutscenes in the game stop so that you can put in your choice of words or make decisions. Are you saying it's not and I'm making it up? It's sad when you can't have an argument without being generalized. That's why I said grow up a bit. Only children argue this way.Your argument is weak because I didn't experience that at all. I found the dialogue to be expertly written and engaging, and every facet of the plot had me wrapped up in its narrative grips over the course of thirty or so hours. At no point did I use my position as the player to stop the conversation by not making a choice for a reply so I could study the characters sitting around staring at each other. Such action would defeat the point of the medium's role in delivering the experience. So how could I possibly be expected to find any sort of validity in an argument that doesn't even slightly mirror my own experience with the game? And if you're suggesting that you're not childish, I would like to point out that you too are furiously debating your opinion on a videogame message board.
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