The Artisan
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So I've stated several times that I appreciate EA. If it wasn't for them, I would never be able to enjoy the beautiful thing that is Mass Effect 2. Which is somewhat odd since EA usually likes to align themselves with mS anyway.
So I was playing the derelict reaper mission. At a certain point, whether it was right before I got to the core or in the core itself, I was fighting the hordes of husks and having really bad framerate issues. They became so bad, that at a certain point the audio was cutting in and out until suddenly for a few seconds, there is silence, and THEN I hear...
...what I think is the zombie husk screeches, except without the synthetic voicing filter, just straight screetching voices (this is the Me3 sounds, I heard the Me2 sounds which were a lot creepier especially if that's all the audio that's coming out of your television).
As great of a game that Me2 was, it was riddled with technical problems. That's one of the reasons the original trilogy could benefit from a new engine remaster on the Ps4.
So I was playing the derelict reaper mission. At a certain point, whether it was right before I got to the core or in the core itself, I was fighting the hordes of husks and having really bad framerate issues. They became so bad, that at a certain point the audio was cutting in and out until suddenly for a few seconds, there is silence, and THEN I hear...
...what I think is the zombie husk screeches, except without the synthetic voicing filter, just straight screetching voices (this is the Me3 sounds, I heard the Me2 sounds which were a lot creepier especially if that's all the audio that's coming out of your television).
As great of a game that Me2 was, it was riddled with technical problems. That's one of the reasons the original trilogy could benefit from a new engine remaster on the Ps4.
