TheodoricFriede wrote:I assume you can still be tanky as hell?
Pretty much. Tech armor is a passive ability now.
TheodoricFriede wrote:I assume you can still be tanky as hell?
Vol wrote:https://techraptor.net/content/report-bioware-outsourced-mass-effect-andromeda-facial-animations
No idea if it's an April Fools joke, but gosh wouldn't that be...something.
Vol wrote:https://techraptor.net/content/report-bioware-outsourced-mass-effect-andromeda-facial-animations
No idea if it's an April Fools joke, but gosh wouldn't that be...something.
Zero Suit Rosalina wrote:@mass
Does the Asari adept have the teleportation dash?
Vol wrote:There's clearly spots where the facial animations are automatic, like in the ambient conversations, that lines up with certain proper conversation moments. Because then there's spot where the faces look and work fantastic, because someone clearly manually tidied it up. But Tuesday should be the big patch news, and the Bioware folks seem to be listening to all the bug reports and complaints.
Someone With Mass wrote:
That said, I doubt there will be a massive patch that'll drastically improve the facial animations, since that'd require a change to the algorithms that makes up a majority of the game's animations, which also could introduce new problems. If anything, I'd rather have bug fixes first and cosmetic changes later.
Azint wrote:Ascendant are lame.
Azint wrote:Ascendant are lame.
Azint wrote:Ascendant are lame.
Azint wrote:Ascendant are lame.
Vol wrote:There's clearly spots where the facial animations are automatic, like in the ambient conversations, that lines up with certain proper conversation moments. Because then there's spot where the faces look and work fantastic, because someone clearly manually tidied it up. But Tuesday should be the big patch news, and the Bioware folks seem to be listening to all the bug reports and complaints.
Someone With Mass wrote:I also really like that the Engineer profile gives me a small combat drone that stuns nearby enemies, setting them up for combos and giving me ample time to mow them down with my shotgun.
Speaking of which, I was able to buy an improved version of the Crusader I just invested research points in on the Nexus. The hell is the point of being able to craft the weapons if I can just buy them? The augs really do not make that much of a difference. In fact, they make the guns worse in most cases when it comes to gun alterations.
magnuskn wrote:Vanguard was completely OP in ME3. Here it still feels good, but they nerfed double nova invulnerability frames (by removing double nova). Hence I have to use my guns and melee a bit.
cannedcream wrote:Vetra is a total dork-babe and is my spikey space wife forever, thank you.
cannedcream wrote:Okay, finally finished ME:A. So I no longer feel like the only person here who hasn't.
Vetra is a total dork-babe and is my spikey space wife forever, thank you.
cannedcream wrote:Vetra is a total dork-babe and is my spikey space wife forever, thank you.
Someone With Mass wrote:Say what you will about BioWare, they really know how to make the down to earth alien chick a lovable, compassionate dork.
I just hope her personal quest doesn't bug out for whatever reason.
DarkStorm wrote:I had peebee's bug out, I finished it but the quest didn't go away on my journal.
FrozenShadow wrote:In many ways, Vetra is basically ME: Andromeda's version of Tali.
TheodoricFriede wrote:FrozenShadow wrote:In many ways, Vetra is basically ME: Andromeda's version of Tali.
I understand where people are coming from when they say that, but I feel like they are very different romances ultimately. The "drama" of Tali's romance really only comes from the fact that she could get sick. I mean hell, it literally goes "I like you. You like me. I want to have sex with you on the floor of engineering right now, but cant risk getting sick."
Vetra's comes more from the fact that she wants to make sure that you ACTUALLY like her, and its not just some Captain Kirk alien fetish thing. With a very minor undercurrent of her being concerned that her lack of understanding of human culture could be a problem.
DarkStorm wrote:
That and she says herself that she wants to know that you actually like her for who she is and not for what she can do as in getting things done with contacts.
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