Guys, will this run fine on a 970? I just want to Steam Link this game but I had a bad experience with Titanfall and some framedrops with DA:I.
You could always grab a month of Origin access to trail it. Even without Mass Effect there's some real gems on that service (Aragami, Furi, Mini Metro).
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hi guys I have a great idea about our race of aliens that can fuck anything and look like svelte blue sex aliens, how about sometimes they can fuck to kill
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At least they did the right thing and added a bunch of Dracula references to that quest.
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hi guys I have a great idea about our race of aliens that can fuck anything and look like svelte blue sex aliens, how about sometimes they can fuck to kill
i'm a writer
Sounds perfect for a pulpy sci fi setting, you're hired
Oh make sure to hit up the multi at least once on the Origin Access trial because you get a boatload of free "loyalty" packs for owning previous BioWare games... which are included as part of Origin Access, lol.
Like I got a shit ton of free characters and weapons unlocked for multi because I basically "own" all the previous ME and DA games through Origin Access.
This may not be true next month, although tbh Access is a good deal and if they give me free shit in MEA multi each month...
The Hyperion doesn't know that! The Hyperion goes in with standard First Contact Protocol: arm yourselves to the teeth, shout questions twice, scream and kill until there's no one left and then shoot the corpse a bunch to demonstrate your rage.
Also new complaint: the Pathfinder team goes straight to within walking distance of a gigantic energy beacon storm deal.
Why did they not... go to the calmer side of the planet?
What does having a team that walks around on the planet even do for the Hyperion? What does the Pathfinder do in a normal situation? Do they have hyper-advanced instruments that need live samples or like... like why are they walking around down there, and why are they just so happening to walk around right next to a big electrical storm thing so that they're close enough to shut it off when they realize that's what it is?
Like it just seems like they go "well, visually it looks fucked. Go down and check with your own two eyeballs if it still looks pretty fucked."
Also why the fuck are their helmets breakable glass? They have mass effect fields, they have cameras with enormous resolutions, they don't need GLASS. We barely need glass and we're NOT hyper-advanced!
I mean this is just me getting way too into the weeds about a thing I ain't played so that's silly BUT basically yeah where ME1 made me think oh shiiiit I can't believe this in terms of the jump from KOTOR to this beautiful 70's space opera thing, this is just... it's so violent and none of the details work as far as I've seen.
I wouldn't call only grabbing a sidearm "arming yourselves to the teeth". And there's two sides to first contact. The Kett are an invading army that has been aware of your existence for years so they don't care about Hyperion's ignorance on the state of affairs, whose first witnessed action is to execute one of your crew they found at a crash site, and who then open fire at the first sight of you. It's not the "humans immediately land shock troops and starts massacring the natives" that you're making it out to be.
As far immediately charging down to the planet in the middle of an emergency, papa Ryder is apparently an impatient asshole.
Just remember that half the people you meet are below average intelligence.
He's the worst kind of toxic masculinity bullshit space fucko. I hate him so much. It infuriates me that the game is going to fellate him as a 'hero' throughout when he's clearly a shitty dad and person.
Giving me a stroke and shoving an AI into my brain irreversibly without consent isn't cool.
For those of you who don't know who Ereba is, she's the "Blue Rose of Ilium", the Asari that a Krogan is trying to woo on Ilium with love poetry in ME2, and you can convince/dissuade them from being together/staying together and they come up again in 3 and they have a sweet and touching story.
From what I've seen they all went into a room and said "ok, how much can we double down on the stuff Tube hated about Dragon Age 3?"
Yeah I'm really torn on whether or not I'll bother. I've got Horizon and Nier to fiddle with still, and WH: Total War, and I feel like Andromeda will just slowly make me hate it like how DAI did.
So, interestingly, Scott and Sara are different and distinct characters who do have different dialogue choices and backstories.
Like, at the same point in the game, you will get different dialogue options depending on whether you are playing Scott or Sara.
I have seen some anger online about this, including outright accusations of sexism, but it's important to remember this isn't like the previous trilogy where Shepard's gender was a quantum waveform that collapsed into a static state when you the player chose. Scott and Sara (or Mork and Mindy or whatever name you choose for them) are both characters in the game, they both exist, they both have backstories already, you are choosing to play one or the other. It's closer to Dragon Age Origins in that respect.
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So, interestingly, Scott and Sara are different and distinct characters who do have different dialogue choices and backstories.
Like, at the same point in the game, you will get different dialogue options depending on whether you are playing Scott or Sara.
I have seen some anger online about this, including outright accusations of sexism, but it's important to remember this isn't like the previous trilogy where Shepard's gender was a quantum waveform that collapsed into a static state when you the player chose. Scott and Sara (or Mork and Mindy or whatever name you choose for them) are both characters in the game, they both exist, they both have backstories already, you are choosing to play one or the other. It's closer to Dragon Age Origins in that respect.
Hey this sounds like a good and positive thing to me!
As long as the siblings' back stories aren't "While the study Scott and wrestled Krogans in bars, Sara constantly racked thousands of credits of debt from shopping " I'm cool with differing back stories.
Technically all the DAO characters existed, what you were really choosing in character creation was Duncan's location at the time. If you chose Human Noble, then he happened to be in Highever when then Couslands were attacked. If you chose the City Elf, he happened to be in Denerim at the time. If you didn't choose those, though, the Couslands still got attacked... there just wasn't any survivors, and the incident at the wedding in the Alienage still happened... it just went poorly for the elves. And so on and so forth.
Duncan's location varies based on what Origin you choose. He is at no fixed point in space or time, until he suddenly is. Hence he is Quantum Duncan.
Technically all the DAO characters existed, what you were really choosing in character creation was Duncan's location at the time. If you chose Human Noble, then he happened to be in Highever when then Couslands were attacked. If you chose the City Elf, he happened to be in Denerim at the time. If you didn't choose those, though, the Couslands still got attacked... there just wasn't any survivors, and the incident at the wedding in the Alienage still happened... it just went poorly for the elves. And so on and so forth.
Duncan's location varies based on what Origin you choose. He is at no fixed point in space or time, until he suddenly is. Hence he is Quantum Duncan.
I really liked this about DAO actually.
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The blatant nepotism is really gross too. Both his kids are on the Pathfinder team? Okay, sure, that's not weird. Then he subverts protocol and succession planning to make his kid the Pathfinder? NOT COOL. Fuck you, dad!
As long as the siblings' back stories aren't "While the study Scott and wrestled Krogans in bars, Sara constantly racked thousands of credits of debt from shopping " I'm cool with differing back stories.
You mean like in Fallout 4 how the husband was a grizzled war veteran and the wife was a civilian lawyer?
As long as the siblings' back stories aren't "While the study Scott and wrestled Krogans in bars, Sara constantly racked thousands of credits of debt from shopping " I'm cool with differing back stories.
You mean like in Fallout 4 how the husband was a grizzled war veteran and the wife was a civilian lawyer?
I really dislike fallout so I never played it but hahahaha seriously?
From what I've seen they all went into a room and said "ok, how much can we double down on the stuff Tube hated about Dragon Age 3?"
Is this not a game where we can mainline the good stuff if we want to?
From the sound of it there's not a lot of good stuff.
DAI was widely lauded when it came out and I ended up hating it, so I was going to ignore all the positive stuff that came out in favour of waiting a few months for the shakeout. Instead... everyone seems to hate it.
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Guys, will this run fine on a 970? I just want to Steam Link this game but I had a bad experience with Titanfall and some framedrops with DA:I.
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I literally have a 970 personally and get 60fps on High.
No Ultra for you, but there you go.
You could always grab a month of Origin access to trail it. Even without Mass Effect there's some real gems on that service (Aragami, Furi, Mini Metro).
Might be cause I only have 8 gigs of ram and they suggest 16 though
An i5, you'll have to wait until I crawl out of bed to get more details than that as I'm on my phone and just got up.
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I did have to upgrade to 16gb of RAM recently but beyond that my machine is a year old.
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Aria
Liara
Aethyta
Samara
Shiala
Ereba
Morinth.
Weird definition of good that includes sexual predators that hit up teenagers.
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That lady what done got indoctrinated and if you save her twice she goes on a murder spree in 3.
Also the Asari Spectre in LotSB.
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At least they did the right thing and added a bunch of Dracula references to that quest.
Sounds perfect for a pulpy sci fi setting, you're hired
Like I got a shit ton of free characters and weapons unlocked for multi because I basically "own" all the previous ME and DA games through Origin Access.
This may not be true next month, although tbh Access is a good deal and if they give me free shit in MEA multi each month...
I would argue that the way your steam link is set up (wifi or cables?) will be more of a factor.
As far immediately charging down to the planet in the middle of an emergency, papa Ryder is apparently an impatient asshole.
Giving me a stroke and shoving an AI into my brain irreversibly without consent isn't cool.
Is this not a game where we can mainline the good stuff if we want to?
Yeah I'm really torn on whether or not I'll bother. I've got Horizon and Nier to fiddle with still, and WH: Total War, and I feel like Andromeda will just slowly make me hate it like how DAI did.
But it's Bioware, yknow?
Like, at the same point in the game, you will get different dialogue options depending on whether you are playing Scott or Sara.
I have seen some anger online about this, including outright accusations of sexism, but it's important to remember this isn't like the previous trilogy where Shepard's gender was a quantum waveform that collapsed into a static state when you the player chose. Scott and Sara (or Mork and Mindy or whatever name you choose for them) are both characters in the game, they both exist, they both have backstories already, you are choosing to play one or the other. It's closer to Dragon Age Origins in that respect.
Hey this sounds like a good and positive thing to me!
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Technically all the DAO characters existed, what you were really choosing in character creation was Duncan's location at the time. If you chose Human Noble, then he happened to be in Highever when then Couslands were attacked. If you chose the City Elf, he happened to be in Denerim at the time. If you didn't choose those, though, the Couslands still got attacked... there just wasn't any survivors, and the incident at the wedding in the Alienage still happened... it just went poorly for the elves. And so on and so forth.
Duncan's location varies based on what Origin you choose. He is at no fixed point in space or time, until he suddenly is. Hence he is Quantum Duncan.
I really liked this about DAO actually.
More dad Ryder thoughts
You mean like in Fallout 4 how the husband was a grizzled war veteran and the wife was a civilian lawyer?
I really dislike fallout so I never played it but hahahaha seriously?
From the sound of it there's not a lot of good stuff.
DAI was widely lauded when it came out and I ended up hating it, so I was going to ignore all the positive stuff that came out in favour of waiting a few months for the shakeout. Instead... everyone seems to hate it.