[QUOTE="SilentlyMad"][QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="skinny_man_69"] Wonder why :roll: Blind fanboysam?You scream all the time ME2 is not even a rpg but still can not even explain why but people are going to listen to you trash the characters now? ya good luck with that. a) I never said ME2 was not an RPG. I said it fails as an RPG b) I explained multiple times...
Yes, you can niptick about other games too, but the fact remains ME2 does not play out like an RPG.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SttQASLDxk
Look at this. If you show this to a person would he clasify it as an RPG?
That's why ME2 fails as an RPG, there is no roleplaying involved outside of dialogue and even the dialogue is as minimalistic as good/bad option i never said it's not an RPG, its just the RPG ellements took a big step back for the shooting elements.
[QUOTE="dreman999"] That is a very clear explanation.......OF NOTHING!!!!!! Just tell us what your definition of an rpg is. You came in the thread say that me2 is not an rpg but you refuse to explain what an rpg is and why ME2 is not an rpg. So really why both doing this.skinny_man_69
I said that it fails as an RPG. It has RPG elements but those are just bare bones, and it doesn't feel like playing an RPG at all.Wouldn't "feeling" like an RPG be subjective? Say I thought that Super Mario Galaxy didn't "feel" like a platformer. Does that make it not a platformer?
No, it's not subjective. When i play something like Vampire: The Masquarade i know i am playing an RPG. With ME2 it's very unclear what i am playing. It doesn't have stats to determine how smart my character is, how fast he is, how much health does he have,how much DMG does he do, what armor can i wear. It depends on you really and not your character. Which defeats the purpose of role playing. You are playing yourself and not your character with all his cons and pros.
[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="SilentlyMad"]And yet you can not explain why ME2 is not a rpg with your vast rpg knowledge ok gotcha. Just wondering do you think anyone believes this stuff on here that you are saying?
dreman999
I've said it three times on this thread alone. "It does not play like an RPG, it plays like GeoW with added dialogue options". It has a bare bones leveling system with four upgradable spells (one passive). You don't get experience by killing monsters, It doesn't have stats like Intelligence, Strength, and how you build your character has no effect on how you interact with your world. That is a very clear explanation.......OF NOTHING!!!!!! Just tell us what your definition of an rpg is. You came in the thread say that me2 is not an rpg but you refuse to explain what an rpg is and why ME2 is not an rpg. So really why both doing this. I said that it fails as an RPG. It has RPG elements but those are just bare bones, and it doesn't feel like playing an RPG at all.
[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="SilentlyMad"]I love how the haters just scream not a rpg but they can not say why. SilentlyMad
Look I've played a lot of RPG's in my life to spot one. ME2 is barely an RPG. It has some elements, but those elements don't even matter , you play the game like GeoW, stay behind cover to regenerate and shot everything up. That is not what a real RPG is like.And yet you can not explain why ME2 is not a rpg with your vast rpg knowledge ok gotcha. Just wondering do you think anyone believes this stuff on here that you are saying? I've said it three times on this thread alone. "It does not play like an RPG, it plays like GeoW with added dialogue options". It has a bare bones leveling system with four upgradable spells (one passive). You don't get experience by killing monsters, It doesn't have stats like Intelligence, Strength, and how you build your character has no effect on how you interact with your world.
I love how the haters just scream not a rpg but they can not say why. SilentlyMad
Look I've played a lot of RPG's in my life to spot one. ME2 is barely an RPG. It has some elements, but those elements don't even matter , you play the game like GeoW, stay behind cover to regenerate and shot everything up. That is not what a real RPG is like.
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