They haven't hinted at ME4 being at E3* and from my experience with Bioware, being coy about it means they are trying to reduce people's expectation.
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Readers Respond: Mass Effect, Fallout 4, And EA Lead E3 Anticipation http://bit.ly/1F6gWpvAaryn Flynn @AarynFlynn
@gameinformer Exciting, thank you! Guess we should get to work...
"Guess we should get to work" tells me something is not ready, not that it's going to be there.
At this point i dont care if it takes place before or after the first mass effect series
I just want more of the mass effect world !
"Guess we should get to work" tells me something is not ready, not that it's going to be there.
I think Flynn's comment reads like a joke, as if they're already prepared and preparing. No reason to reply otherwise.
*fingers and toes crossed*
At this point i dont care if it takes place before or after the first mass effect series
I just want more of the mass effect world !
Heh, yeah. I was all no prequel wah in the beginning, but if I can play in more MEU I'll probably have fun anyway.
The so-called Ark Theory is a wizard teleporting sustainable populations of every Milky Wayian species to a galaxy 2.5 million light years away when there are 27 galaxies that are considerably closer. I mean, it's impressive and all for a single wizard, but why teleport them so far away? Either of the Magellanic Clouds would do just as well, and they're not even a quarter of a million light years away.
Let's be honest, beauty contest applies even to galaxies and Andromeda is way prettier than Magellanic Clouds 
because there is absolutely nothing in between hard science fiction and "a wizard did it"
/sarcasm
Wizards eh? Hhhmmm.
I think Flynn's comment reads like a joke, as if they're already prepared and preparing. No reason to reply otherwise.
Agreed, whole har-har-hartedly.
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