In me2 shadow broker and arrival are key pieces in the overall it going forward?
Just don't want to miss anything key but also can't be arsed doing all the non important side missions again!
Thought so, never actually played those 2 before so looking forward to it
wolvers said:If I loved pads that much, I'd just be a gaming only on consoles. It'd be a lot less hassle. PC games just aren't going to be guaranteed proper pad support like a console. Like it or not, the market for armchair PC gamers just isn't big enough for all the devs to care.
Gaming on pads is slow and cramped anyway, much like the general experience of gaming on a console (see what I did there? ).
wolvers said:If I loved pads that much, I'd just be a gaming only on consoles.
Yes I totally agree with that last statement, making gaming on a PC simpler will attract console gamers and help it to grow. Unfortunately, like I said, it's because you're in such a minority. Armchair PC gaming is such a small market, tiny really. The fact that it was so obviously low down on their list of priorities says it all really.
Chox1988 said:Dont forget the loyalty side missions for your crew and to not take anyone on the last mission with you whose unhappy with you otherwise they'll end up dead, took me a second playthrough to save everyone but its worth it
edit: and remember to get the ship upgrades for the normandy, guns shield etc , ive never gone through the omega 4 mass relay without them but i cant imagine it would be a pretty end result
wolvers said:Dunno, I just think you're in a minority. It's pretty rare that you get PC gamers caring that much about pad support, this forum being a bit of an exception I think because there's more people that have PC's in the living room. It's nice that you've got plenty of games that are bothering, but still the majority of PC gamers sit at a desk in front of a monitor with a KB&M (although I know that people still use pads in that situation). Either way, ME3 will still be a massive hit on PC without pad support.
Dunno, I just think you're in a minority. It's pretty rare that you get PC gamers caring that much about pad support, this forum being a bit of an exception I think because there's more people that have PC's in the living room. It's nice that you've got plenty of games that are bothering, but still the majority of PC gamers sit at a desk in front of a monitor with a KB&M (although I know that people still use pads in that situation). Either way, ME3 will still be a massive hit on PC without pad support.
I don't doubt you are right but I find it strange that something that is easily sorted for the console releases are left out of the pc release. If pc gaming wants to have a broader appeal and therefore greater sales, surely all of of its constituent parts should be looked after.
Razor said:Hi Jack. I know your pretty new to pc gaming but most pc games have pad support these days and have done for many years.
I totally agree with you when you say this move from Bioware is surprising and I really do hope Bioware patch in pad support.
has any bioware game had naive pad support ? DA & DA2 didnt
I see it a little bit differently to you, but I now understand where your coming from.
wolvers said:Yeah, don't get me wrong I'm not against it but I just think it's lower down on a dev's list of priorities for a PC game. I have to say that I'd agree with that too. As someone who loves gaming on PC, there's other things that I would prefer to see devs spend their time on. Higher res textures and generally better graphics that properly take advantage of our hardware, mod/dev tools, proper support for really high resolutions, in game AA/AF that works properly and is fully customizable and above all fixing all the stupid bugs so that games are released in a more polished state rather than patching it later because the internet is awash with criticism. I think if PC gamers were polled, these are the kinds of things that they would want devs to do over native game pad support. Not everyone, but I feel most would.
kav said:Probably a long shot, but if I've played the first two games on 360, is there any way I will be able to import my character to the PC for ME3?
If not, then between this and the lack of pad support, I'll probably just buy it on the 360.
Probably a long shot, but if I've played the first two games on 360, is there any way I will be able to import my character to the PC for ME3?
If not, then between this and the lack of pad support, I'll probably just buy it on the 360.