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[hammerfan]

No.

[MadRabbit999]

sartt wrote...

tjmax wrote...

One of the ending reviewers mentioned about the devs concidering making mass an MMO.

I absolutly would not be interested in an MMO around Mass Effect. 

 Too many MMO's already out there for one and if they think this uprisings bad wait till they have an MMO mentality forums where every single thing is a major drama. PVP forums blowing up with exploit this and so and so is over powered and .... by the time your done tweeking the game to fix everything people are ****ing about you may as well toss your original concept out the window cause nothings going to be left of it.


Just my 2 cents.

Sure but only if im involed in making it. So i can stop Bioware from ruining it. Also make sure that it's Rated M and no kids get to pay it.

lol for assuming that kids are the worst mmo players out there... and that we all want what you think it's right.

[InsaneAzrael]

Knowing what I know about MMO's... ESPECIALLY the so called "good" ones.
I wouldn't play it.

The same stuff with the same people in the same places for all the new players. The additionally terrible graphics and server-side management issues. Not a chance.

[Alamar2078]

With the current "endings" I see no reason to buy an ME MMO / play / etc. even if it was free.

[vigna]

I would never play any MMO....

[leapingmonkeys]

Fail_Inc wrote...

I think people enjoyed ME because of the characters and the story, not becaues it's in SPAAAAAACE or something.
In a MMO you can't be special like Shepard nor have a big epic story. In the end they're all texts to prevent you from taking your loot & level

So NO please GOD NO no No MEO

Exactly - the ME games were single player and were successful because *you* get to become the most important person in the universe.  You cannot do that in an MMO which defeats the entire appeal of the ME games.

This is also why ending the ME series with an ending that says "you are irrelevant - and dead" is not sitting well with the paying customers.  Bioware seems to have completely forgotten why the ME games were popular in the first place.

Modifié par leapingmonkeys, 28 mars 2012 - 03:28 .

[Kris69]

I'd never play ME MMO

[Unit-Alpha]

No, even if they change the endings.

[panzerwzh]

NOPE! NEVER!!
In fact, I have just cancelled my TOR subscription. Bioware, if nothing has been done for a new ending of ME3, then no another penny from my wallet.

[DragonRageGT]

no

[DaringMoosejaw]

I am so tired of MMOs right now.

[Visserian99]

Depends. My best friend, my boyfriend, and I are all huge fans of the ME series. And I would love the chance to play a ME MMO with them in some grander sense. However they would have to fix the setting, since the ME3 ending broke it so completely.

[Sassafrass23]

I wouldnt buy a mass effect MMO even if ME3 didnt have such a horrific ending. I would have wanted ME to stay pure and epic in a trilogy not see it get raped into a franchise.

[cebo7590]

no

[OriginalTibs]

It could be quite good.

I'll wait to see what Bioware/EA intends to do with this title before passing judgement.

[Jazharah]

I'd probably play a ME MMO for the first 1-2 months after getting 2-3 characters to max level, like I did with SWTOR.

[cgvhjb]

As long as it wasn't like SWTOR, as based on the original lore and was actually like the series I would give a shot.

[Bantz]

What would they make the main villian? Harbinger? Nope dead or gone thanks to shep. They'd have to bring in an entire new race or antagonist. I mean maybe they could make it to deal with the dark matter issue but I just don't see how that could translate into a successful mmo.

[RPGmom28]

Yes. I love the Mass Effect universe. They would have to be careful with their timeline, though.

[FS3D]

 MMO's are the temporal equivalent of a money pit. They suck up a whole lot of time for a pointless experience.

I don't play games online so the characters in my squad can go "LOL! I am 1337!" every time they make a kill, or "Screw this!" (rage quit) every time they get killed, and frankly all the MMO's I tried out, the stories never really quite suspend disbelief.

Only the single-player story-driven experience has ever done that for me.

Multiplayer is fine for racing games, FPS shooters that don't have a story attached, and anything else you can put aside after a few rounds... But not story-driven game play. 

This is why I don't play World of Warcraft, for example, or any other type of MMO.

So no, I wouldn't play a Mass Effect MMO either.

Edit: Also, I know somene mentioned it above, so this is credit for them for putting this fact in my head too, but another reason why Mass Effect wouldn't work as an MMO is because the whole point of the story is your playable character is an important galaxy-changing figurehead. That ort of thing isn't possible in an MMO, where all of the other characters are also playing for the same goals and challenges... And no player's characters are special at all.

That's the difference between single-player and multi-player. When you go into story-escapism, you're doing it in order to feel special, to feel like you CAN save the galaxy, so on, so forth.

This is why I simultaneously hate the lack of real choice regarding the endings, and why I think MMO games are a waste of effort and time. I play to escape the rat race, not to bring it with me into fictional worlds.

Modifié par FS3D, 28 mars 2012 - 04:06 .

[Belisarius09]

No, I'm not a fan of MMO games.

If they made a ME4 i'd probably buy it, just like i'll probably buy Halo 4. I wouldn't be thrilled about the idea of ME4, I think at this point they should put the series to rest, and thats the same attitude I have towards the Halo universe.

[PhoenixDove1]

Not going to read any posts, just a heads up. My answer is no.

[Ice Cold J]

No, just because I am afraid of how much time I would sink into it AND the fact that anything that leads to where the series ended seems pointless to me.

[Johnnycide]

After playing SWtOR my answer would have to be no. All the hype for that game and it turned out to be a flop.

[Nazzren]

I would play it, as it wouldn't have an ending. If combat gameplay turned out to be a SWTOR clone, then it would be a disaster of epic porportions.