I love the artstyle of the helmets this time around, big panoramic glass visors are my favorite style in sci-fi.
[QUOTE=l337k1ll4;49860564]I love the artstyle of the helmets this time around, big panoramic glass visors are my favorite style in sci-fi.[/QUOTE]
I used this helmet for a majority of Mass Effect 3:
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little too heavy on the greeble but it's nice to see the N7 armor with more than two textures on it for once
Really disliking overly designed armors. I wish they kept it simple as it was in original games.
You could say something like "they are designed like that because it's a different galaxy so fuck knows what is in there" but in same time it does look quite different from all three games at same time..
[QUOTE=RocketRacer;49861322]You could say something like "they are designed like that because it's a different galaxy so fuck knows what is in there" but in same time it does look quite different from all three games at same time..[/QUOTE]
Well it does take place a very long time after the first three.
[QUOTE=l337k1ll4;49861337]Well it does take place a very long time after the first three.[/QUOTE]
Supposedly, which I assume is because it takes a LONG time to travel
Would be nice if they added a harness of some sort with pouches so that our characters aren't pulling objects from thin air.
[QUOTE=KingGrim;49861431]Would be nice if they added a harness of some sort with pouches so that our characters aren't pulling objects from thin air.[/QUOTE]
Then people would just complain more about over-designed armors
[QUOTE=KingGrim;49861431]Would be nice if they added a harness of some sort with pouches so that our characters aren't pulling objects from thin air.[/QUOTE]
Everyone knows in the future, practicality is strictly VERBOTEN.
seriously though, as much as I love Mass Effect, I always despised the armor, guns, and basically anything military with an absolute burning passion. I wouldn't have minded the latex onesies so much if they weren't the norm. There's a line between stylistic minimalism and utterly useless wanky looking Sea-World park attendant swimsuits
At least the helmets look pretty swank this time round
[QUOTE=Pappi_man;49861163]Really disliking overly designed armors. I wish they kept it simple as it was in original games.[/QUOTE]
Each ME is a different sci fi era. Me 1 - silver age sci fi. Me2 - 90s and Me3 - modern. It's really visible on the armour progression.
[QUOTE=RocketRacer;49861408]Supposedly, which I assume is because it takes a LONG time to travel[/QUOTE]
it would about roughly 2.5 million years to get to our next door neighbor at speed at light so I am guessing this will take 1k years after 3?
I like the look of it, especially that there fewer bulky ceramic plates like 2 and 3's armor, even if it's still a little greeble-y
I understand they don't mesh with the art in the later games, but I actually kinda miss the glorified wetsuits from ME1.
[QUOTE=KingGrim;49861431]Would be nice if they added a harness of some sort with pouches so that our characters aren't pulling objects from thin air.[/QUOTE]
Mass Effect is one of the few series where objects aren't pulled from thin air, though. All your weapons are visible on yourself (and on your teammates) at all times.
[QUOTE=Ganerumo;49862968]Mass Effect is one of the few series where objects aren't pulled from thin air, though. All your weapons are visible on yourself (and on your teammates) at all times.[/QUOTE]
The armour even has areas on it specifically to show where the weapons attach.
[QUOTE=Pappi_man;49861163]Really disliking overly designed armors. I wish they kept it simple as it was in original games.[/QUOTE]
On the opposite, I like it because it looks functional and doesn't have the "exposed engine block" effect that a lot of overly designed armors have in these games.
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