*ruins you're game*
who the FUCK thought this was a good idea?
*ruins you're game*
Justin Rivera
Chase Bell
>Driving through empty copy paste planets with copy paste bunkers
What were they thinking?
Adam Perez
I enjoyed Mako rides, fuck you
Bentley Hughes
Yeah, it was kinda cool sniping colossi with the cannon
Nolan Allen
*trips on a twig and falls off the world*
Mason Campbell
This, it wasn't so bad.
Jayden Sanders
The mako was great. If only the planets had more interesting content and environments then the exploration in this game would have been top notch. Driving around on lonely, hostile worlds looking for signs of life or other interesting shit is so comfy.
Grayson Ortiz
Mako was alright. I loved ME1, thought 2 was alright, never played the others. But for ME1, I was having so much fun in the game I didn't mind the Mako padding it out a bit.
John Lee
>be Hammerhead
>get shot literally once
>blow up
Hudson Bennett
I am happy to see so many other anons liked the mako too. Exploring the lonely oppressive worlds in mass effect was one of the best parts of the game for me, maximum comfy. I liked imagining that I was seeing some part of the universe no one had ever seen before.
I am sad that it was changed into only having the mako on linear action filled corridors in ME2
Elijah Brooks
I think the idea works better in your mind than it would in practice
Justin Anderson
> I loved ME1, thought 2 was alright
2 improved on 1 in literally every single aspect
Asher Murphy
Lol are you a woman zoomed or a faggot?
Jacob Collins
it took away mako exploration instead of improving it. that is a definite downgrade
Julian Powell
The only thing ME2 had over 1 is the ability to rail Tali
Jordan Phillips
>8 minutes of the game ruins the game
M'key.
Colton Anderson
Nope. Mako was... good. Yup, copypaste planets are shit and annoying, but driving it, dodging rockets, jumping around like an idiot and exploring the worlds themselves was awesome and enjoyable experience.
Benjamin Russell
It was fine.
Xavier King
The Mako was the best part of Mass Effect 1 and getting rid of exploration of planet surfaces was the reason the series went to shit in ME2
Jordan Fisher
I feel that the reason people disliked the Mako was because it was difficult to get used to the controls. That, and the fact it took a long time to heal.
Justin Walker
>enjoying mako
>hating everything after ME1
You survived mako, but you can't stand planets scanning and Hammerhead jumps. How and why?
Lucas King
The reason people dislike the Mako is because they forgot to code torque, friction and gravity into the game.
Colton Cruz
Liking the Mako is a good litmus test. If you didn't like it, it's probably because you're bad at video games and couldn't control it. If you did like it, it's because you're good at video games and had a blast going full throttle around the cliffs of Noveria.
Hunter Martinez
>the cliffs of Noveria
Yeah, it's easy to drive the Mako on the planets that were handcrafted for the player to drive the Mako on. It's the procedurally generated planets that suck.
Samuel Peterson
Liking the Mako is a good litmus test. If you didn't like it, it's probably because you're blanco y basedo. If you did like it, it's because you're an n-word.