mothra on 26/4/2011 at 15:56
for me ME2 was "just" an action-game with a few skills and 2 paths, not an "full-blooded" RPG and it worked. I replayed it often for the different class-skills and I liked the combat as much as the story for its fist-pumping blockbuster feel. And it has an insane mode. That's gotta count for something nowadays.
CCCToad on 26/4/2011 at 18:51
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Look, I liked the Witcher, but "Piss off A, Piss off B, or Piss off A & B" isn't exactly a massive step above "Upgrade like we told you to or die".
If you're referring solely to the underlying mechanics, Witcher may be a little deeper on the RPG scale, but not much. It's still an action game at it's core.
In Mass Effect, you aren't going to miss out on entire questlines because of decisions that you made earlier in the game. I mean, even whether you save or kill the council didn't seem to have much of a gameplay impact.
Phatose on 26/4/2011 at 19:29
Which questlines in Witcher are missable like that?
CCCToad on 26/4/2011 at 23:44
If you allow the S'coatiel you encounter in chapter 1 to live, Coleman will die in Chapter 2 which denies you access to the quests he gives you.
