32 réponses à ce sujet

[SolNebula]

I start to doubt we are ever going to see anything like that. It's a reboot for me....a sort of parallel universe if you wish

[Yavril]

I really, really want to have a Dragon Age Keep system for Mass Effect. I worked really hard on my old Mass Effect saves, and in such a longstanding game with such a devoted fanbase and consistent old-save-game uploading past, it wouldn't really be logical not to have one. Even if it doesn't matter so much for Andromeda as it did for Inquisition, it's a nice way to remember choices and various playthroughs. And, it helps in personal immersion - maybe the player could find codex entries about the companions' future after ME3, if they survived. Maybe it's just a few key components that are altered. Regardless, in my opinion it would be smart of Bioware to make a Keep system for Mass Effect, even if some choose not to use it.

[ExelArtz]

Choices won't be imported to the next Mass Effect for the same reasons they weren't imported for DAI: next generation consoles.

 

Good luck with that. Mass Effect was the franchise that started BioWare having previous choices have weight in subsequent titles. You are going to be very disappointed when BioWare does the obvious.

 

It won't be a "direct sequel" in the sense of playing as Shepard again. However, the game will be a sequel and certainly take place after the events of the reaper invasion. All evidence of what BioWare has shown supports that assertion. We are exploring a new sector of space not seen before. We are discovering and finding new planets and species never seen before. The Mako has been remodeled and improved for better traversal of planets. N7 armor is more advanced, more customizable, and provides more tools than ever before. This is definitely taking place after ME3. There is no doubt about that.

 

As far as the connection to the original trilogy, that's likely as well. That's not to say that our choices will have as much weight as the save imports in ME1 to ME2 or ME2 to ME3 did. However, much in the same way Dragon Age Keep established a "world state" based off your choices from DAO and DAII, the next Mass Effect will likely have a "galaxy state" that is affected by the actions of your Shepard in the previous games.

Me:a may take place during me3 there was no evidence that prove it will be after the events of me3. bioware is keeping it secret we'll probably hear more during E3

[Onewomanarmy]

I would have loved it if they made a keep like they did for DAI. I don't see it happening though but if my choices from the previous games were to impact or be seen in Andromeda in some way or the other, then I would only be happy about that. 

[Inkvisiittori]

I think they should still make a 'ME Keep.' Not necesserily for original trilogy but rather for the new games (if there's going to be more than one). The best thing about Keep is that you can import your world state to any platform. If I want to for example play MEA1 on PS4 but MEA2 on PC then I should still be able to import my choices.

[DefineX]

I really want this so I can make the framed poster of my ME story.

[Rosstoration]

If there will be such a feature, it will probably be announced at this years E3. I wouldn't mind at all if there wasn't, let them start fresh, leave the mess behind and let the Shepard story be done - for better or for worse.

 

I can't really see however how they will be able to remain vague over certain choices made in the trilogy - the council being alive or not, the gender of Shepard, the genophage situation. There may be some way to set these values within the game itself however rather than the need for a Keep-esq system, like with the Miranda and Jacob "memory test" at the start of ME2 allowing you to re-confirm the identity of the human councillor due to the lack of event-flag for that choice.

[Jeffonl1]

Wouldn't this be just a another 'Genesis'?