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[spinachdiaper]

I went Synthesis in ME3 but I see that they need to canonize Destroy so the universe can go on and then they need to push the timeline extremely far into the future so that it starts fresh like how Bethesda jumps ahead hundreds of years for every Elder Scrolls game so that you are not trapped in a interwoven maze of problematic intricacies like porting decisions, well at least until porting NME into NME2.

[ApocAlypsE007]

It will have the basic structure of DA:I. Hopefully with less technical issues and much more involving sidequest like in Witcher 3. Taking place in Andromeda is a convinient excuse to bypass the ending fiasco, so it seems plausable to me.

[Sully13]

 let us choose a race. nuff said.

[Ambivalent]

You should print this out, fold up the piece of paper and keep it somewhere safe for the next two years.

Then, when ME4 is about to come out and you've been wowed by trailers and teasers with open world graphics and alien sex dol... I mean, companions, you can take out this piece of paper and read it, remembering the game idea you had. And don't be afraid to cry at how disappointed you are, despite forgetting about all of these things and being dazzled by the Bioware marketing blitz.

 

I know mate. That's the main reason i don't watch any trailers, gameplay videos, teasers so they can't "cloud" my judgement.  People are kinda easy to fool with these "shinies" and looks these days.

 

Me? Not so much. (Never pre-order. Check meta, read user's pros and cons. Give a try, postpone until a deal or forget about it.) Not saying it always works though for example i haven't realised DA:I's controls being that bad on PC, full of fetch quests and some dumbed down mechanics thought they were exaggrating so well i fell for that.  

 

Also there were many games that i bought without checking any videos and really loved.(From KOTORs to Fallouts, Dragon's Dogma to Red Orchestra series.) 

So sometimes things sell itself

 

And yeah i know that probably none of these ideas would happen in a decade, still one can hope, no? 

[Fast Jimmy]

I know mate. That's the main reason i don't watch any trailers, gameplay videos, teasers so they can't "cloud" my judgement. People are kinda easy to fool with these "shinies" and looks these days.

Me? Not so much. (Never pre-order. Check meta, read user's pros and cons. Give a try, postpone until a deal or forget about it.) Not saying it always works though for example i haven't realised DA:I's controls being that bad on PC, full of fetch quests and some dumbed down mechanics thought they were exaggrating so well i fell for that.

Also there were many games that i bought without checking any videos and really loved.(From KOTORs to Fallouts, Dragon's Dogma to Red Orchestra series.)
So sometimes things sell itself

And yeah i know that probably none of these ideas would happen in a decade, still one can hope, no?

Hope is the one thing they can't take away.

Except with RBG ABC endings, I suppose.

[Commander Rpg]

 let us choose a race. nuff said.

This is going to be a perpetual denial on Bioware's side, maybe equal in strength to my idea of the turn-based battle system.