I haven't logged into WoW in over a month now. I've been strictly Mass Effect since then. I finished my first run thru on ME1, and instead of running through a couple more times like I had intended I went out and bought ME2. The story line is that good. I had to see what happens next. Not the mention it is fun to play as well. ME2 is a little different in a lot of ways from character advancement to gathering resources. Each game is great in their own right though. I really can't put one over the other. One thing that I have noticed is that the cut scenes in ME2 are blended in very well and seem to come more often. They are also coming at the right time to take the game to that next level.
I was able to import my character from ME1 to ME2. I changed it up this time with the infiltrator class. This is a combat/tech oriented class. They get a special ability that cloaks them, which makes you invisible and drops aggro. This class is kind of rogue I guess, only you don't that to positional attacks. The reason for switching it up was towards the end of ME1 my solider class had finally gotten enough points in sniper rifles that it became very fun. Towards the end I was using sniper rifle a lot.
I'm almost finished with my first play through with ME2. Once I've finished it I'm thinking about going trying out hard mode on ME1 and get a toon to max level and see more of the content. I still have plenty of achievements to unlock.
For those that haven't seen the trailer for ME2, I thought I would embed it in this post here. Enjoy, this trailer got me hooked on the game series.
I had been only logging into Wow to do the daily transmute, but the past two days I haven't even done that. My morning ritual has moved to spanning the traverse of the galaxy following the story of John Shepard, commander of the SSV Normandy. This is absolutely one of the best games I have played. I don't normally care for the science fiction games, but the story is so great that I'm hooked. I'll definitely be playing part two and will most likely be playing through several times. I really wish I would have picked up that copy that I stared at for about fifteen minutes in Bestbuy during Christmas. I would have saved myself six months in WoW subscription. Oh well.
Right now I'm playing the default male Shepard character. I may change it up a bit on the next run through. There are also different classes to choose from as well. Being that I went with the default I'm playing the soldier class. I'm guessing it is more of a tankish class.
Bioware did some great work on the music and voice overs. The night before last I got to Shepard's speech, which I was about to log, but after getting a peep talk by this captain...I had to go on for a few more hours.
It is definitely in the air. I finally pulled up the google reader and started going through blogs and noticed that the first two blogs I looked at where talking about WoW burnouts. In fact one was written the same day has my previous post. The second blog I check out is Tobold's, pretty much related to burnouts.
((low awesome theme music starts))Boozsha was my gnome mage from Everquest. This was were my zeal for gaming started. I've played several MMO's since then all have been different in many ways. The one thing these games have had in common is they have all held a character named Boozsha that explored the vast worlds. ((music gets more awesome))Now Boozsha has become more of an online persona or avatar for me. My interest have moved on from MMO style games to console RPGs. These are my thoughts on the games I play, and the chronicles of my journey through these online worlds. ((the pinnacle of awesomeness of all theme music songs, it makes your heart burst and your eyes tear up all at the same time, you want to take up arms and slay monsters or sniper with a head-shot while whole empires fall to rubble or two alien tentacles caress each other for the first moment in history)) Welcome to The Boozsha Chronicles!