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[Brovikk Rasputin]

It'll be just as interesting as it is now. Don't know if that's a yes or a no. The question is weirdly worded.

[trenq]

Malanek999 wrote...

No.

Not a good way of asking a question by the way.

"Will you feel, that the Mass Effect Universe, without Shepard, is not the same anymore?"

Firstly it is a negative, so you have confused some people straight away like...

Greetsme wrote...
No.  Shepard was Mass effect, without Shepard it's just another B movie.

It is clear from the explanation that Greetsme meant "YES, it will not be the same anymore."

However what people answer will be wildly open to their own interpretation of your question.

Personally I am completely convinced that stories can be told in the Mass Effect universe without Shepard and still feel like Mass Effect. Will it be exactly the same? Of course not, it wouldn't be exactly the same with Shepard either. I don't even consider Shepard a particularly important part of the lore.

That.

[Killdren88]

Only after Shepard gets a Worthy conclusion.

[Tolkiens Padawan]

No.

[GimmeDaGun]

No. I wouldn't miss Shepard. He was not a real, fleshed out, well established and written character anyway, but only a devise which served as a probe or avatar for the player to experience the story and lore. I could never feel any level of attachment to him or her.

I'd prefer a new character fot the next game... an actual character.

[Quibii]

Crap, the question confused my small mind.

Yes, it will be the same. Or is it no, it won't change without Shepard? Whichever answer means Shepard is irrelevant in how any upcoming Mass Effect will be.