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neboat, yarmond, and I started playing around with multiplayer in ME3 (using Teamspeak, since it doesn't look like Origin has voice chat like Steam yet. Or we just like Teamspeak better), and it's actually a lot of fun. We all suck, but no one cares about dying a lot. And I get to get my headshot on with the sniper rifle, and neither care that I'm running away like a madwoman trying to find a sniper nest and get away from the enemies because I die real fast if I try melee. (I play Infiltrator.) On the other hand, now we all know why Commander Shepard gets asked to do all these crazy missions. If multiplayer has taught us anything, it's that no one else can do it. (One day, we might actually complete a mission on the easiest difficulty!)
Single-player, on the other hand, might be the game that breaks me. Commander Shepard has reached the point wherein it becomes abundantly clear she is in a tenday, not a three-day. Poor bastard. (I am really, really impressed by Bioware's animation and Hale's voice work right now.)
Single-player, on the other hand, might be the game that breaks me. Commander Shepard has reached the point wherein it becomes abundantly clear she is in a tenday, not a three-day. Poor bastard. (I am really, really impressed by Bioware's animation and Hale's voice work right now.)
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