Agreed. The speakers/monitor/keyboard are the only things I have a problem moving around/adjusting. My mouse is wireless so it's really not that much of a hassle as compared to everything else.

What about Tomb Raider (2013) then?

Like I mentioned in another post (in conversation with someone else), the original ME was the only one that I felt remotely compelled to go back and play several times. The second and third just felt shallow in terms of what you could do so I never felt the need to go back and play. Their stories were mediocre, at…

Can't tell that to people who are so eager to judge.

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Yes, you can spam abilities like that. Holy shit.

OMG REWARDS MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND. FACT FACT. (It's like you're some sort of video game Tea Party member screaming "FALSE FLAG" ffs). Regardless, the reason why ME2 and 3 appealed to a large audience specifically because it was dumbed down for such an audience. You are part of that audience. A game doesn't need to…

Wow. So it requires/warrants removing such a feature from the game completely? If anything the classes could have been tweaked to account for such encounters and the difficulty could've been patched. It's not that tough to do so, and apparently this wasn't such a large problem as you make it out to be because the game…

What's the point here? That it's possible to kill a Thresher Maw on foot? Congrats. Point made.

Once again, that's opinion and not a fact. Until you can provide me with actual flaws that don't necessarily count as opinionated garbage then I'll take what you say into consideration.

So is some sort of congratulations in order then? Oh and by the way, I was talking about most of the people who made a point against the combat of ME1 as compared to ME2. Not you specifically, but it was nice of you to take it personally.

you're a bit of a testy cunt aren't ya?

(Judging from the comments I would assume that many people didn't.)

Sadly, Cata and MoP have streamlined dungeons/raids. Hopefully they'll get away from that in WoD as they have mentioned.

I love you.

Fucking this. I am not the only one that feels this way. Thank you ~

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Friend of mine preferred 2 over 3. Felt 3 was more limited in some ways.

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