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[rapscallioness]

I don't see the point in all this, tbh. I played both Keep Pt's with DAI and default, and the differences are minimal at best. There's almost no impact whatsoever. All that work they did and it pretty much comes out to nothing. I got an OGB scene which was awesome, and whether or not Alistair was king, or warden. Other than that I can't see any difference.

 

I think that's primarily because you have a brand new PC every game, and brand new companions..for the most part.

 

The only time this keep/import seems important is when you have a PC that ranges over more than one game and has many of the same squaddies. If we have several games with this new Not!Shepard PC, then I think it would be cool after the next game. However, if they go the route DA does with a new PC and npc's every time, then I don't see the point.

[SNascimento]

I hope there is nothing of this sort.

NME should be a brand new start and not be shackled by decisions from previous games. Let Shepard's story be Shepard's story. 

[GalacticWolf5]

I hope there is nothing of this sort.

NME should be a brand new start and not be shackled by decisions from previous games. Let Shepard's story be Shepard's story.

The thing is, some of the things Shepard did can't be ignored.

[SNascimento]

The thing is, some of the things Shepard did can't be ignored.

That depends entirely on where/when the next game will take place.

If feel the next Mass Effect should be like KoTOR, not in the sense it is a prequel, but that it was still very much Star Wars, yet totally unconnected with the films. 

[wolfhowwl]

If the next game is a sequel (which we want, right?) I hope there isn't any import from the original games.

[spinachdiaper]

There are way too many universe effecting events in the ME Trilogy and porting them would require a game that would have so many variables for a cohesive experince it would take multiple blue ray game discs to hold all the options.