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[The Venator]

I know why I love Mass Effect, but I am doing a project to see why people play certain genres of games as opposed to others. So what compels you to play?

For example, a game like Star Wars: TOR where it's an MMO, the interactions are virtually infinite, as players are the inhabitants as opposed to AI and previously recorded voice actors, creating a much mroe dynamic world.

But upon TORs release, Mass Effect's anticipation was completely unaffected. A player of Mass Effect will, I assume, usually choose Mass Effect over TOR, despite there being a limit to what one can do in Mass Effect (as I would).

So I ask: why go single-player, with a finite number of interactions as opposed to the other options?
Why are you excited for Mass Effect 3?

[Jessica Merizan]

I was interested in the game at first purely for character customization (I spend hours unashamed making new faces) and stayed because the game started seeping into my world outside of the ME universe. Quotes unintentionally dropped into IRL conversations and I started a near-unhealthy fixation on certain characters. In short, it was such an immersive series for me, I decided it brightened up my mundane life and deserved a more permanent place there

[Jessica Merizan]

I was a member of the community until 5 months ago when I was hired to uh manage the community. Chris Priestly is the Overlord of the forums, and I handle the Twitter/FB/Blog/Contests. We collaborate a lot and also plan conventions and community events.

Prior to working at BioWare, I did a lot of cosplay with the group I co-founded, Crabcat Industries.