Mass Effect has been about the single player experience. Why tack in multiplayer, something that has never been an essential element in the series? The way I see it, they're better off without trying to experiment with multiplayer so late in the trilogy. If they want to add multiplayer, I'd say add it in a DLC. They have more than enough to work on as it is.
Bioshock 2 is all I have to say and if you played that then you understand why...
The multiplayer is uneeded I would rather they 100% focus on single player then any time wasted on multiplayer which will be deserted in a week or two
fueled-system
I actually like Bioshock 2's multiplayer surprisingly, and since I loved the singleplayer as well (save for the disappointing ending) I didn't feel it was one of those games where it seemed like the SP suffered because of the multi.
Bioshock 2 is all I have to say and if you played that then you understand why...
The multiplayer is uneeded I would rather they 100% focus on single player then any time wasted on multiplayer which will be deserted in a week or two
millerlight89
Bioshock didn't need multiplayer because the overall shooting and gameplay was very weak. Mass Effect is completely different.
I felt Bioshock had great gunplay.
I didn't, especially considering how majorly imbalenced the weapons and powers were. Bioshock 2 gunplay was better, but everything else was much weaker overall.
The first one?If so, I played it earlier this year and I actually felt like the controls/gunplay felt dated, and I was surpirsed. I'll have to go back to the game and double check to be honest.
[QUOTE="millerlight89"]I felt Bioshock had great gunplay. Luxen90
The first one?If so, I played it earlier this year and I actually felt like the controls/gunplay felt dated, and I was surpirsed.
I played it on 360. Yes, sure it felt dated. I won't argue with you there and I can perfectly understand why you or anyone else may not like it, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. I am probably being blinded by my absolute love for those two games, but I prefer to keep it that way :P
[QUOTE="millerlight89"]I felt Bioshock had great gunplay. Luxen90
The first one?If so, I played it earlier this year and I actually felt like the controls/gunplay felt dated, and I was surpirsed. I'll have to go back to the game and double check to be honest.
I played it on 360.
I agree, and I played it on PC. The controls were on par, but the weapons/animations... meh. Same deal with Bio 2.
Yes, sure it felt dated. I won't argue with you there and I can perfectly understand why you or anyone else may not like it, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. Am I am probably being blinded by my absolute love for those two games, but I prefer to keep it that way :P
millerlight89
It's understandable and I enjoyed mostly everything else about it. I'm also that way with The Darkness, which has issues of its own, but I just love that game.
[QUOTE="millerlight89"]I felt Bioshock had great gunplay. psn8214
The first one?If so, I played it earlier this year and I actually felt like the controls/gunplay felt dated, and I was surpirsed. I'll have to go back to the game and double check to be honest.
I played it on 360.
I agree, and I played it on PC. The controls were on par, but the weapons/animations... meh. Same deal with Bio 2.
Yes, sure it felt dated. I won't argue with you there and I can perfectly understand why you or anyone else may not like it, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. Am I am probably being blinded by my absolute love for those two games, but I prefer to keep it that way :P
Luxen90
It's understandable and I enjoyed mostly everything else about it. I'm also that way with The Darkness, which has issues of it's own, but I just love that game. That game is.... amazing, so I will agree. Sad they haven't made another. I think it flew under the radar didn't it?
Yes, sure it felt dated. I won't argue with you there and I can perfectly understand why you or anyone else may not like it, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. Am I am probably being blinded by my absolute love for those two games, but I prefer to keep it that way :P
millerlight89
It's understandable and I enjoyed mostly everything else about it. I'm also that way with The Darkness, which has issues of it's own, but I just love that game. That game is.... amazing, so I will agree. Sad they haven't made another. I think it flew under the radar didn't it?There were rumours a while ago about a sequel.
Bioshock 2 is all I have to say and if you played that then you understand why...
The multiplayer is uneeded I would rather they 100% focus on single player then any time wasted on multiplayer which will be deserted in a week or two
millerlight89
Bioshock didn't need multiplayer because the overall shooting and gameplay was very weak. Mass Effect is completely different.
I felt Bioshock had great gunplay.
bioshock had good gunplay. Par for the course. But what makes bioshock incredible is the atmosphere, not the gunplay :P save that for killzone and such.
EDIT: actually kz 2 had great atmoshpere as well..
Bioshock didn't need multiplayer because the overall shooting and gameplay was very weak. Mass Effect is completely different.
theuncharted34
I felt Bioshock had great gunplay.
bioshock had good gunplay. Par for the course. But what makes bioshock incredible is the atmosphere, not the gunplay :P save that for killzone and such.
I must have missed the good gunplay in KZ2 due to the terrible controls :P/
[QUOTE="millerlight89"] I felt Bioshock had great gunplay. millerlight89
bioshock had good gunplay. Par for the course. But what makes bioshock incredible is the atmosphere, not the gunplay :P save that for killzone and such.
I must have missed the good gunplay in KZ2 due to the terrible controls :P/
eh. some people like the heaviness of the gameplay, some don't. :P i do :D
as for the topic, my god no. While we're at it scrap the dead space 2 multiplayer. All that time that could've gone into single player, wasted on probably subpar mp. ughh.
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