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[Faust1979]

Where it upgraded the shooting mechanics so it plays a bit more like 2 and 3? also adds a few more Saren scenes and Benezia scenes. . I always felt they needed more screen time since they are villains

[Sanunes]

No, Mass Effect 1 is Mass Effect because of its poor combat system as much as I dislike some of the elements of Mass Effect 1, I believe if they make any changes it won't feel like Mass Effect 1 anymore.

I rather they just spent their time on making a good new Mass Effect game to help establish the universe again and move beyond the baggage.

[PHGDAL]

If they made a newer version with better graphics and textures and more areas to explore, yes.
They should not however change the game-play. The game-play is what made ME1 so great.

[Moress]

ahem: yes.

Hell yes.

The original was incredible, and I lament the loss of the ammo system and exploration style all the time.

it's why I lusted so for the lancer...it brought me the best of both worlds as far as the combat goes

[Dreymar]

Yes, yes I would... perhaps they could redo the side missions slightly to be a little more similar to Mass Effect 2, not the driving and exploration aspect but the buildings that the missions took place in, so that there would some variety in the missions. If they were to add some director cut scenes of Saren and Benezia, I don't think I would mind too much, it could give us more insight into their characters... nothing like Saren and Benezia going out on a date and talking about their troubled pasts (this part was clearly a joke)

[SilJeff]

I'd be willing to buy an enhanced edition of the whole trilogy for next gen.

In my imagination, it would have:
(For all three)
1. The option to play the games unaltered ("classic mode") [I'd imagine this set at the main menu to have the choice between classic and remastered. And you can't switch mid-playthrough unless you switch careers, and you can't import a classic ME1 playthrough to the remastered version of ME2 or 3, etc]
2. Upgrade all threee games' graphics so they are equal
3. Include all the DLC

(ME1 specific upgrades)
4. Make it to where all the side missions in ME1 don't involve the same exact warehouse/bunker/starship map
5. Have Mass Effect 1's combat be the same (guns overheat instead of using bullets, have access to the same number of powers as the original), but give it ME3's cover system
6. Refine the Mako's and Hammerhead's controls
7. Give ME1 a new equpment system (or just refine the one it currently has)
8. Maybe remake the Pinnacle Station content so that it can be included?

(ME2 specific upgrades)
9. In the "classic mode" talking to Ish with Miranda and Jacob in your squad triggers the usual dialogue, but talking to Ish with Miranda and Jacob in the remastered version triggers the dialogue that only Mass Effect Galaxy gives you currently.
10. Give us the ability to equip any weapon (IIRC, currently in ME2, you can not give an Adept an Assault Rifle, but I really would rather use an AR)
11. Make it to where you only see Hackett's emergency message (telling us about the Arrival DLC's mission) in the post game (making Arrival post-SM only)
12. Fix it to where you can NOT hear dialogue from the hubs when we are seeing the cutscenes of us leaving Ilium/Tuchanka/Omega/Citadel (not sure how big a problem this is, but it is annoying to me)
13. (Only if they can remake Pinnacle Station in ME1) give us access to the apartment from Pinnacle Station if you unlocked it in ME1

(ME3 specific upgrades)
14 Let us have ALL of the items from our ME2 captain's cabin (such as the N7 helmet, that prothean relic, our dogtags, etc) alongside the Space Hamster and ship models
15. Completely replace that Journal with one that works like the one in 1&2
16. Give us new side missions where we are fighting reapers instead of Cerberus, and include settings like Irune, Dekunna, the Hanar Homeworld, Illium and the Terminus Systems. Also, don't use the MP maps, they are too square for SP Side Missions IMO
17. Either completely replace the Priority Earth mission with a larger Suicide Mission styled mission, or at the very least give us a lot of new cutscenes showing all of our War Assets actually being used.
18. Maybe give us Mass Effect: Infiltrator on disc as another tool to gain war assets/readiness?
19. Let us have access to Silversun Strip early (you know, before the Priority: Citadel II), but not access to the apartment until when we start the Shore Leave mission

[Wes Mordine]

I'd buy an Upgraded Graphics version for sure! The combat I never had trouble with.

[FlamingBoy]

Depends, are we talking enhanced like silent hill hd or metal gear hd

There is a HUGE difference

[o Ventus]

PHGDAL wrote...

The game-play is what made ME1 so great.

No.

[corporal doody]

yes

[Slayer299]

The gameplay was fine in ME, I see no reason to change it. other than 3 minor things;

1)Mako controls (I understand that for the xbox the controls sucked)

2)Fix the mess of the inventory, not remove it or anything.

3)The exploration was great and especially some of the visas were just downright amazing, but the worlds needed to be populated some, not just the human habitats and the occasional Thresher Maw.

Other than that there is absolutely nothing to change in ME. If I want ME3 style combat, I'll play ME3MP (I actually liked the ME1 combat style)

[KlownSnypr]

only if the money from ME: REDUX is put into Mass Effect 4 which debunks ME3's ending entirely and gives the game the proper ending that it rightly deserves and non of this artistic nonsense, go out with a BANG not a fizzle.

[Rixatrix]

Yes.

[Servo to the bitter end]

I'd pay more than I care to admit for something like this.

Honestly, I'd go for any trilogy set as long as it had all the DLC on the disk. But a remaster would be a beautiful thing. I hope they do it.

[Kel Riever]

I wouldn't spend anymore money on a BioWare product. But it isn't a bad idea.

Certainly wouldn't want to see ME1 truncated to the level of ME2 which was ludicrous. But an update to ME3 with customizable armor and the weapon system would be fine. Having said that, I am one of the minority that likes the ME1 skill tree and equipment.  Low tech as it was from a programming standpoint, the way weapons worked actually made more sense according to the lore than they did later.

Modifié par Kel Riever, 14 juin 2013 - 05:44 .

[tanisha__unknown]

No, I wouldn't. I do not appreciate it enough to pay extra money for it, furthermore there I would have issues with the face generation.

I really liked the default femshep in ME1/ME2. Lazarus project does a decent approximation, but how am I to recreate her face in ME1? There is no similar looking template depite anything the producers claim.

[MegaSovereign]

Nah, keep ME1 unique. If they were to do an enhanced edition, I just want minor updates to the cover system and a more modern inventory. I wouldn't want barrel rolls or thermal clips.

[Steelcan]

No. It'd be cash grab from fans.

The only game they should re-do is ME3, but you know, "artistic integrity" and all that.

[Yestare7]

I will buy ANYTHING with the name Mass Effect on it.

[Modius Prime]

If Mass Effect 1 had next gen graphics with a new combat system similar to ME2, I would gladly buy it.

[Sanunes]

Steelcan wrote...

No. It'd be cash grab from fans.

The only game they should re-do is ME3, but you know, "artistic integrity" and all that.

You do realize nobody on the Mass Effect team actually said that?

They shouldn't touch Mass Effect 3 for the entitlement of the "fans" would go into overdrive.

[13Dannyboy13]

Kel Riever wrote...

I wouldn't spend anymore money on a BioWare product. But it isn't a bad idea.

Certainly wouldn't want to see ME1 truncated to the level of ME2 which was ludicrous. But an update to ME3 with customizable armor and the weapon system would be fine. Having said that, I am one of the minority that likes the ME1 skill tree and equipment.  Low tech as it was from a programming standpoint, the way weapons worked actually made more sense according to the lore than they did later.

I liked the skill tree in ME1 as well, you actually had to plan and put some thought into your character, plus I felt the biotics were more fun in ME1, maxed out they were great. If they remade ME1 and just upgraded the graphics and tweaked a few things I'd be tempted to buy it, maybe the cover system from ME3 added as well. But it would have to be cheap, I wouldn't pay full "new release" price for a game I've finished 20+ times already.

[Sanunes]

13Dannyboy13 wrote...

Kel Riever wrote...

I wouldn't spend anymore money on a BioWare product. But it isn't a bad idea.

Certainly wouldn't want to see ME1 truncated to the level of ME2 which was ludicrous. But an update to ME3 with customizable armor and the weapon system would be fine. Having said that, I am one of the minority that likes the ME1 skill tree and equipment.  Low tech as it was from a programming standpoint, the way weapons worked actually made more sense according to the lore than they did later.

I liked the skill tree in ME1 as well, you actually had to plan and put some thought into your character, plus I felt the biotics were more fun in ME1, maxed out they were great. If they remade ME1 and just upgraded the graphics and tweaked a few things I'd be tempted to buy it, maybe the cover system from ME3 added as well. But it would have to be cheap, I wouldn't pay full "new release" price for a game I've finished 20+ times already.

This is why I rather not have any kind of remake, for people want something things changed that others don't and vice versa.  I think its best just to leave all three games alone because no matter how much they tinker they are just going to make some people happy and frustrate others.

[The Elite Elite]

Sure, I'd love to pick up a Mass Effect Trilogy: Enhanced Edition if it did most/all of the following.

Upgrade the graphics. Take advantage of the new hardware of the Xbox One and PS4 and make these three game absolutely stunning with full 1080p HD.

Overhaul the gameplay to be the same across the three games. Take ME3's gameplay system and spread it to the first two games. (Maybe even refine the gameplay even more than ME3 did).

Have all DLCs built into the games. I suppose since the games would be bundled together there would be no need for the two Genesis DLCs, but the rest would fit.

Include the ME3 Kinect commands for the first two games too. Also add the voice commands for whatever the PlayStation equivalent is and the PC version.

[Zakuspec089]

I did love to buy The Mass Effect Trilogy on Next Generation systems, I think it be great seeing that.