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[Bacus]

Not twitter related, nor official post either, but is worth a show:

 

 

 

More photos: Here

[Para-Cord43]

I saw that yesterday! Some of the devs were tweeting about it, so I guess it's relevant in the twitter sense...

 

But it has to be the greatest Mass Effect cosplay I've seen! I like Liara (she's not my favorite in the whole MEverse), but this just makes me want to love her! You can't get any better than that!

[JeffZero]

Look what Troy Baker (Kai Leng's voice actor) got as a Christmas present

https://twitter.com/...6839296/photo/1

Fantastic.

[Drone223]

Its 2015 down here so I'd like to say happy new year BSN and Bioware dev's. I'm looking forward to whats going to be shown about the next Mass effect.

 

[Vazgen]

Happy New Year!! 

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[MEuniverse]

Wanted to share this yesterday but I couldn't, better late than never

Happy new year everyone

[NM_Che56]

I can't believe it's been so long!  

[Eshaye]

I'm on my 3rd playthrough of Inquisition at the moment. And I love it and everything, but I need Mass Effect in my life. At least something more substantial than "Oh we have a new Mako and it doesn't drive like ****" or conceptual prototypes.

Just...show it to meeeeee. Tease me! Play with my feelings!

 

Yes pretty much this. I'm revisiting ME3 and getting all the feels all over again. ;  ; And I just want a new ME adventure. 

[VelvetStraitjacket]

Yes pretty much this. I'm revisiting ME3 and getting all the feels all over again. ;  ; And I just want a new ME adventure. 

 

I was planning to replay the trilogy, but I just can't bring myself to do it. The thought of rekindling my attachment to Shepard and the crew, only to know that ME3 is their last adventure...

Nope. I can't do it. I'm too weak.

[Iakus]

I was planning to replay the trilogy, but I just can't bring myself to do it. The thought of rekindling my attachment to Shepard and the crew, only to know that ME3 is their last adventure...

 

Nope. I can't do it. I'm too weak.

 

 

Yeah, I can't walk down that road, knowing where it leads...

[Chroptus]

Im on my 10th ME2 playthrough, just because i think its the best game. With ME2 mods, and HD textures installed with ME2explorer the experience just gets addicting.

I completely need ME in my life, checking this thread every day for updates, in hope for news.

 

Me3 (12 plays) is also a good game, i love the soundtracks and to continue my romances one more time.

 

So please BW, give us addicted ppl some more screens

[Tonymac]

I was planning to replay the trilogy, but I just can't bring myself to do it. The thought of rekindling my attachment to Shepard and the crew, only to know that ME3 is their last adventure...

 

Nope. I can't do it. I'm too weak.

 

When I play, its ME1 and ME2.  I play ME3 for the MP, nothing else.

[JeffZero]

I can't imagine ever doing another MP match, and I only ever even logged around 20 hours tops.

The SP, though... hell yes, can't wait to get back to it. Wrapping up my new ME1 file tonight, so it won't be too long, and ME2 rocks as well, so... I'm in for some encore fun times.

I killed Kaidan for the first time. Much sad. But also happy: I get the Ash content in 3 for the first time. I've seen it all at friends houses, but I'm excited to see it in my own story.

Something something tweet us dammit, devs.

[prosthetic soul]

Wow, we're almost getting to the three year anniversary of when Mass Effect was ruined forever!  Can't wait! 

[PCThug]

If I start ME3, I pretty much can't stop until I finish it. Even after multiple replays I still find it insanely addictive.

[B.Shep]

i am doing a trilogy gameplay too. Already finished ME1 e ME2....time to start ME3.

[dreamgazer]

If I start ME3, I pretty much can't stop until I finish it. Even after multiple replays I still find it insanely addictive.

Blasphemy. Everybody knows that ME3 ruined Mass Effect forever!

If we don't get any remastered trilogy news in the next month or two, I'll probably go ahead and start my fifth complete run through ME1-ME3 since the latest game's release.

[Tonymac]

I can't imagine ever doing another MP match, and I only ever even logged around 20 hours tops.

The SP, though... hell yes, can't wait to get back to it. Wrapping up my new ME1 file tonight, so it won't be too long, and ME2 rocks as well, so... I'm in for some encore fun times.

I killed Kaidan for the first time. Much sad. But also happy: I get the Ash content in 3 for the first time. I've seen it all at friends houses, but I'm excited to see it in my own story.

Something something tweet us dammit, devs.

 

I'v e got over 2200 hours of MP logged.  Truth be told, the MP has a better story than the SP in my opinion.

[dreamgazer]

I'v e got over 2200 hours of MP logged. Truth be told, the MP has a better story than the SP in my opinion.

Than ME2's story, maybe.

[goishen]

I'v e got over 2200 hours of MP logged.  Truth be told, the MP has a better story than the SP in my opinion.

 

 

I kind'a agree with this.  Although there are too many gaps to fill in, which kind'a adds to the mystery which kind'a adds to the storytelling element.  It's a downward spiral.

[BronzTrooper]

Honestly, ME3's plot lacked the flexibility that ME1 and ME2's plots had.  ME1 and ME2 gave you several things to do, but you didn't have to do them in any specific order.  ME3's plot was linear and it always felt like you were being urged to continue the plot and ignore the side missions.  After so many playthroughs of ME3, it's gotten to the point that playing it is a chore, which is a very bad thing for any game.  I still have plenty in me to do more playthroughs of ME1 and ME2, despite having done 13 playthroughs.

 

I feel like it's that linear plot that makes ME3 (and DA2) less liked than the predecessors.  Less freedom plot-wise = less replayability.

[JeffZero]

I prefer linearity in gaming. Mass Effect was in fact the first series I enjoyed without it. So when ME3's highly fitting (for its place in the overall narrative) sense of urgency came along I felt like I was home again. Now, in the final telling, I really like how ME1 and ME2 are appropriately open, and then in the final 30-40% of the plot, things feel more chaotic, more mandatory, more rigid. The war has officially begun.

2200 hours in MP... holy... well, I'm happy you've enjoyed yourself, Tonymac! 2180 more than I could ever imagine enduring.

[BronzTrooper]

Fair enough, but I feel that a linear plot isn't a very good thing for RPGs.  For me, once I've played through a game's story, I don't usually feel much of a need to replay it unless the story was really good (ex.: TLOU) or I want to ramp up the difficulty.  DA:O, ME1, and ME2 all allow me flexibility with the plot that makes me want to play them again and again to see as many different outcomes as I can.  This is a stark contrast to when I play other games, since I usually just play the story once and then I'm done with that aspect of the game.

 

DA:I seems to be a middle ground between DA:O's flexible plot and DA2's linear plot, and I'm starting to think that ME4 might be a middle ground for ME1/ME2 and ME3.  Considering how DA:I's story seemed to suffer a bit due to the emphasis on exploration, I'm hoping that BW learns from it for ME4.  DA:I's good, but not exactly great.  Still better than DA2, imo.

 

And I've gotten over 600 hours into ME3 MP myself, but I took a pretty huge break from ME after getting DA:O over a year ago.  I'm pretty sure I've gotten almost 3000 hours into the entire ME series alone.

[JeffZero]

Fair enough, but I feel that a linear plot isn't a very good thing for RPGs. For me, once I've played through a game's story, I don't usually feel much of a need to replay it unless the story was really good (ex.: TLOU) or I want to ramp up the difficulty. DA:O, ME1, and ME2 all allow me flexibility with the plot that makes me want to play them again and again to see as many different outcomes as I can. This is a stark contrast to when I play other games, since I usually just play the story once and then I'm done with that aspect of the game.

If I love a game, I'll replay it, but not with the frequency illustrated by many BioWare fans. The only time in my life I've ever successfully completed an immediate second run of a game was (admittedly ) ME2 in 2010; any other time I've needed at least a couple of months, typically far longer, to let it all resonate, fade away, and sound freshly appealing again. It always boils down to the story/atmosphere/characters/etc for me... if I love that stuff and didn't find the gameplay too off-putting I'll return sooner rather than later, but it certainly won't be instantly. I just can't fathom going through the same areas and completing the same tasks in a video game so soon... which probably says a lot about why MP isn't my gig.

DA:I seems to be a middle ground between DA:O's flexible plot and DA2's linear plot, and I'm starting to think that ME4 might be a middle ground for ME1/ME2 and ME3. Considering how DA:I's story seemed to suffer a bit due to the emphasis on exploration, I'm hoping that BW learns from it for ME4. DA:I's good, but not exactly great. Still better than DA2, imo.

Agreed entirely. I do worry NME will end up too open for what some, myself included, will consider to be "its own good." I like DAI's blend of linear and nonlinear critpathing, actually, I just don't like how off-to-the-side and weakly concluded it is possibly as a result of its emphasis on exploration.

And I've gotten over 600 hours into ME3 MP myself, but I took a pretty huge break from ME after getting DA:O over a year ago. I'm pretty sure I've gotten almost 3000 hours into the entire ME series alone.

I got DAO in January and I'm so glad I did. DA2 is kind of middling and DAI is decent, but DAO blew me away once I got past early difficulties with its combat and such (I'm not much of a WRPG player historically, so concepts such as tanking and DPS were foreign to me). I'd love to see another game with so satisfying a finish sometime.

And now I must officially apologize to the mods, EP, et al for veering so thoroughly off-topic in here since last night. I love this thread, and I would hate to know I helped get it unstickied. At the risk of sounding over-the-top, I would feel pretty shamed.

I'll reply much more briefly to any possible response to this post, but let's try to make this the last round of bigger messages here so we don't get into trouble.