I have mixed feelings about a direct sequel to ME3.
On the one hand it is the setting that most interests me by far. I'd love to have some familiar locations mixed in with the new, and see how the events of the Shepard trilogy, or Shepard's choices, impacted the galaxy. Assuming it fits with the timeline and doesn't require shoehorning, it might also be fun to run into a couple familiar faces from the previous three games.
On the other hand there a lot of potential pitfalls with crafting a direct sequel from Mass Effect 3, and a lot that could go wrong. Also some choices Bioware could make in going that route could seriously dampen my enthusiasm. This is entirely selfish of me I know..but while a canon Destroy sequel would interest me, a canon Synthesis sequel likely would not. And crafting a single sequel from those three diverging endings would require some details from those epilogues either being cut or significantly altered that so that the sequel would fit with all three endings. Whether or not I'd be purchasing a one way ticket on the hype train would depend on what got cut or altered.
Pretty much sums up my opinion. A next generation sequel has definite appeal to my heart but not if it canonised choices, overriding my choices. Of all the bad possibilities the ark theory sounds the least bad in allowing some sort of continuation imo, though still bad in that it would remove the races from their setting.





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