I don't have any patches (my 360 can not connect through my modem) or DLC and my Mass Effect 2 has never paused or glitched on me at all.

Fat princess and NHL10 and the only games I ever saw my ps3 freeze on.

general_KDI

Mine was Fallout 3. It's the only one though.

I'm sorry but Crisis core was such a garbage game.

Button mashing ftl it's hardly an RPG let alone a final fantasy.

Blue-Sky

There is skill with practice on the hardest dificulty setting.

My PS3 has paused around 17 times, my 360 has paused around the same. One problem though this is my 3rd :x 360 as the red ring of death has happened to me twice in the past!

I see now. For getting Acheavments it is wrong.

I been around ch-eathappens it's a good site btw.

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What do you think of my post above this one?

Gamerz1569

Sorry didn't see that, but then again the game hasn't been released Oblivion left a really bad taste in my mouth for scaled leveling. If Deus Ex 3 implements it well remains to be seen.

You are right about Oblivion being to easy. It a good time waster though.

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I think that the FF series is nice becausethey have some common themesbut like th change up gameplay quite a bit. Turn based, real time, fighting mechanics and now some more online action. Not all of it works well all the time but at least they are always looking to change something. Music is always great though :)

DeckardLee2010

Wrong. Final Fantasy has always been about copy and pasting Ultima 3 and slappin' in some CGI. It wasn't until even the lowest rated WRPGs kick its ass that it decided to change.

Have you ever played every game in the series because if you havn't you can't really know can you?

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You serious?

Gamerz1569

Pretty much, I play rpgs not only for things like story and decision making but also for a sense of progression -- starting off weak then slowly getting strong. Now what would be the point of playing a game that 'levels up' enemies also. Think of it this way:

Character X deals 10 damage to Character Y; Character Y has 20 hp and therefore it takes 2 attacks to kill Character Y;

Character X levels up deals 20 damage to Character Y: Character Y levels up along with Character X and has 40 hp now;

Result:

It still takes 2 attacks to kill Character Y. Zero point of leveling up

Oblivion suffered a lot from this, you couldn't go back to an area expecting to kill bandits and whatnot like flies. No no no you'd come back and have to fight golems (or astronach) and other daedric creatures.

If the same is true for Deus Ex 3 then my interest is greatly reduced. This if of course my opinion people can disagree if they want/prefer scaled level.

May pick it up depending on review scores.

What do you think of my post above this one?

I think the leveling in this game is more about tactics. Unlike RPG's this is an RPS. You'll find yourself (for an example) trying to kill a guy in a garded room. Do you have a character leveled for guns and you cantry your skill at blasting you way in or did you Level up your speech and try and trick your way past,or did you upgrade your eyes to see through walls and just shoot him through them. The leveling system in this game is not the same as an RPG where you get STR and hit points, plus maybe a magic spell. It is to change the way you play the game based on the agent you design.

I loved FFXIII and Dissidia but I'm a HUGE FFVII fan so I voted Crisis Core.