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[MegaSovereign]

BringBackNihlus wrote...

As of right now, December 18th, 2012 at 11:27 pm CST, I have no plans to acquire Mass Effect 4.

Thanks. Keep us posted hourly.

[iSpider-Man]

ehhh...maybe if I feel like it.

[fiendishchicken]

No plans to buy it. Not until they fix the 3rd game first, including a better send-off for Shepard.

[The RPGenius]

If Bioware creates an ending to ME3 that's even slightly acceptable to a Paragon player (a non-EDI-Geth-sacrificing Destroy and/or a successful Refuse), then sure. I'm not asking for a good ending (that's not possible as long as they stick with the Leviathan-Star-Child crap), just one that isn't vomit-inducing mental poison. They do that, I'll be a Mass Effect customer in the future. Until that happens, no, I won't be buying Mass Effect 4, because I won't be buying ANY Mass Effect product.

[xtorma]

I had fun playing me1-3, so I will probably buy it.

[DirtyPhoenix]

Yes I'll definitely buy it. Except ofcourse if the world ends two days later, or something similar drastic like that.

[themikefest]

yes,I will pre-order the collector's edition

[Slashice]

Well, after BioWare failed with both DA2 and ME3 I won't buy ME4 (and also DA3) at release like I did with DA2 and ME3. I will wait for all the feedbacks and reviews till I even consider of buying 'em. If the games will have those stupid map designs like in DA2 (sidequests) and filled with stupid and annoying auto dialogues and simplified dialogue wheel like in ME3 there's no chance I'm buying any of it.

[dorktainian]

if (as i think will probably happen) they retcon the ending, then no.

i hate the ending as much as anyone but for them to metatroll their customers in this way? sorry but i highly doubt i will ever trust anything this company says again. as customers we should now feel empowered that actually....we dont have to put up with this sh.t anymore. and work out the cost of the game with all dlc....then if they charge for an ending dlc.... jeez how much?

[SiIencE]

I would buy it, if it's more like ME1 and ME2. Don't get me wrong i did/do like ME3 it's just you know... that last part that ruins it all.

I do wonder where they are going with ME4, will it take place before or after ME1-3? Will it have choices that matter... I just hope they leave the F'ing quicktime events out of it....

[PsiMatrix]

No, not at this time.

[GimmeDaGun]

If it is a good game, a good story which fits my taste, and I will be alive, will have money and will be still interested in games (which I may be not) then certainly I will buy it.

[Reth Shepherd]

magnetite wrote...

Reth Shepherd wrote...

Based off of this, http://twitter.com/B...863342279659521, F*** no. Fix your failings before moving happily along to the next big thing, guys.

They don't need to fix anything. You might need to read the codex though. Most of the issues that people claim with this game are more a result of user error than with the game itself.

We've debated this before. I actually DO believe the ending is the result of indoc. The problem is, I do NOT believe that Bioware intended that interpretation. Further, as I pointed out before, if indoc is indeed what is happening, then the game is currently incomplete. Shepard wakes up in front of the beam...and then what? All Shepard did was resist the attempt. The galaxy is in every bit as much danger as it was prior to the dream.

[Nightwriter]

I honestly have no idea. I keep looking at the things the original trilogy demonstrated:

- pre-release statements so opposite of the truth it is almost tempting to believe they were deliberately misleading us
- an inability to understand the value I place in my character and those around him/her
- a spontaneous loss of understanding of the themes and elements that fans love most
- continuity so poor the narrative becomes a fractured mess
- forced death, forced sacrifice, no ability to write them well when it mattered most
- repetitive dev statements about how what I wanted just "wasn't what they were going for," ushering in worries that I'm just not part of their target audience anymore and that future content will hold no satisfaction for me either
- starting romances they can't properly finish
- disturbing indication they are embracing "true art is angsty" attitudes, turning toward grimdark tones, forgetting to put the sweet in bittersweet
- evidence that their understanding of quality has become so divorced from my own it is entirely possible they will obliviously churn out yet more writing I find horrifying
- general unresponsiveness to critical arguments, no matter how well reasoned or articulated

These things fill me with caution and apprehension for ME4.

[CptBomBom00]

Nope.

[that guy2012]

I won't buy it cause I already played it through my headcannon.

[Thegnat]

If it's a prequel: absolutely not.
If it's a sequel: They still need to set a hook.

[Fuzrum77]

Yes IF:
1.) It gets phenomenal PLAYER reviews who finish the game

AND

2.) It's a self contained story with a clear ending, because I'm not investing anymore of my time into another one of their trilogies.

Otherwise: nope.

Modifié par Fuzrum77, 19 décembre 2012 - 08:44 .

[AchesOfDoom]

Fuzrum77 wrote...

Yes IF:
1.) It gets phenomenal PLAYER reviews who finish the game

AND

2.) It's a self contained story with a clear ending, because I'm not investing anymore of my time into another one of their trilogies.

Otherwise: nope.

THIS!

[AsheraII]

It depends.
If it canonizes one specific playthrough of ME1 - ME3 and doesn't allow save imports: probably not.
If it's a themepark MMO: probably not.
If it goes T-rated: probably not.

We simply don't know any of those things for now, so I'm still very interrested. I really like the Mass Effect universe. I like it way better than other fictional universes like the ones from Star Wars, Middle Earth, Warhammer/Warhammer 2K (and their low quality Warcraft/Starcraft derivates) or Star Trek. Maybe the Game of Thrones and Malazan Empire settings come somewhere near.
That's quite a couple of big fictional settings there. Yet, I somehow like the Mass Effect universe better!

The best thing that could happen in my opinion, was that Drew got full control over the Mass Effect IP again, and other entities (film makers, game developers, writers) got licenses to use the IP. Similar to how the Extended Universe for Star Wars developed over the years. Just with a better captain at the helm.

[Neizd]

No until I know it's better than average.