Bronze Effect

Yesterday (N7 Day), BioWare held a special livestream on Twitch with some of the Mass Effect devs. You can rewatch the stream here: http://www.twitch.tv/bioware/c/5451670

If you're looking for new information on NME then you will be a bit disappointed. It was mostly talk of what they've done and what they want to do. They did show off some nice concept art which can be viewed here: http://imgur.com/a/4F79J

I hope all of you had an awesome N7 Day.

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N7 Day is fast approaching so I propose we dedicate this weekend to Mass Effect and play ME3 MP again for old times sake and for Tuchanka...and Rannoch...and Thessia...and my soup.

I'll be sure to keep this post up to date with what BioWare shares for N7 Day.

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For all Dragon Age fans here BioWare (via IGN) announced that Dragon Age: Inquisition will have MP! (Just finding out as I was asleep when the announcement came)
 

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Dragon Age: Inquisition's co-op is all about loot. Here's everything you need to know: http://trib.al/OiovymJ  pic.twitter.com/Nln16YkgW

 

It's all about the loot. There is also a DAMP FAQ on the Dragon Age site here so check it out. Most common question from forum users is if this has an effect on the SP. Bunch of Devs have confirmed it doesn't. It is separate from SP so no need to play it if you don't want to. Looks to me to be a lot of fun and after all the ME3 MP fun I've had I'...

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Yesterday, Casey Hudson announced he was leaving BioWare. It makes me sad to see him leave, but I wish him well and I'm grateful for him helping to create one of the best gaming experiences I've had in my life so far.
From the BioWare Blog:
 

From Aaryn Flynn, BioWare Studio General Manager
 

After nearly 16 years of game development at BioWare, Executive Producer Casey Hudson has made the decision to move on from BioWare and enter a new stage of his career. We thank Casey for his hard work and dedication as we look back on his time with BioWare.
 

Starting as a Technical Artist on Neverwinter Nights and MDK2, Casey moved into the Project Director role with 2003’s Game of the Year Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. He then led the team in the development of the Mass Effect trilogy, an award-winning series that I and many others consider to be one of the most important science-fiction universes of our generation. Casey’s focus on production quality, digital acting technology, and emotionally engaging narrative has made a substantial impact on BioWare and the video game industry as a whole.
 

Casey shared his thoughts with his colleagues in a letter earlier today:

“After what already feels like a...