I dont think this really matters to most people. Star Wars is set in anonymous galaxy far away and no-one cares. Fantasy stories (for example dragon age) are set in made up universes and no-one cares.
If the next Star Wars movies took place in a different galaxy than the previous movies, there would be a lot of complaints from the Star Wars fans.
If the next Star Wars movies took place in a different galaxy than the previous movies, there would be a lot of complaints from the Star Wars fans.
lol, "complaints" hahahaha. That's putting it mildly. No one would see the movie if the Skywalkers and pals weren't involved in a major way.
*Quit pretending that Kylo Ren and Daisy aren't Han and Leia's kids It's obvious, so obvious lol. Can't wait to see it tho*
Anyway back to MEA, I'm excited. I hope it's good. I hope it does well. But I'm not gonna pretend that ME3 was good let alone great, and I'm not gonna pretend that the cop out ending wasn't utter garbage.
And Shepard should still be the main character. But... whatever, just go with the flow.
If you got Shepard killed, you didn't tried hard enough.
Why are people so keen to dismiss MEA so early on? It it because of DAI(a completely different kind of game), or are they still sore over an ending to a game that came out 3 years ago. It just doesn't make sense. People should just grow up, let go of past slights & give this brand new game in a much beloved franchise a break.
I certainly am not. Yeah, the ending of ME3 was really bad but I still can't wait to get my hands on ME:A. I'm so looking forward to it. Do I have fears of BW repeating past mistakes? Yep, of course but I'm not going to go all negative about a new game that we don't know much about. I'm going to stay excited and open-minded while I wait for new info and the release of ME:A.
“Gaming. . .has changed.
It's no longer about fun, unique gameplay, or quality plots. Gaming--and it's consumption of money--has become a well-oiled business.
Gaming has changed.
Self-Entitled Gamers play DRM-filled games, while developers use graphics as a selling point for 'good' games. Sales inside their software distribution programs enhance and regulate their spending.
Graphical complaints, character complaints, plot complaints, gameplay complaints…everything is complained about and kept under control.
Gaming…has changed.
The age of fun has become the age of entitlement, all in the name of appeasing and averting criticism from rabid fans, and he who complains to the system, controls the future.
Gaming…has changed.
When the medium suffers under total complaints, gamers become volatile.”
And yet it is the major reason that caused disappointment/sadness/rage At the announcment. Most of the complaints in the forum about MEA Are about the galaxy change.I dont think this really matters to most people. Star Wars is set in anonymous galaxy far away and no-one cares. Fantasy stories (for example dragon age) are set in made up universes and no-one cares.
And yet it is the major reason that caused disappointment/sadness/rage At the announcment. Most of the complaints in the forum about MEA Are about the galaxy change.
On the other hand, you don't know much about the game, so there is very little to complain about atm.
To be clear, I'm Not complaining.On the other hand, you don't know much about the game, so there is very little to complain about atm.
Just remember that while it may appear that EVERYONE is negative, forums and the stuff you see on the internet are but a fraction of a percent. Mass Effect sold millions of copies, how many unique posters do you see on forums regularly? A few hundred? A thousand?
Its easy to lose track of how the majority of players might feel when you get constantly immersed in a very slanted group dominated by a single demographic.
People are dismissing ME:A because it looks like they're going to completely ignore the ME3 endings by simply moving the franchise to a different galaxy and starting with a new protagonist. It's what you could call a monumental cop-out of epic proportions.Many, many players wanted some answers, not something that avoids the whole thing altogether. That's like the opposite of what many players wanted.
People are dismissing ME:A because it looks like they're going to completely ignore the ME3 endings by simply moving the franchise to a different galaxy and starting with a new protagonist. It's what you could call a monumental cop-out of epic proportions.Many, many players wanted some answers, not something that avoids the whole thing altogether. That's like the opposite of what many players wanted.
Why are people so keen to dismiss MEA so early on? It it because of DAI(a completely different kind of game), or are they still sore over an ending to a game that came out 3 years ago. It just doesn't make sense. People should just grow up, let go of past slights & give this brand new game in a much beloved franchise a break.
I'm still "sore" about the endings, but I can't wait for MEA! Call me an optimist (or foolish).
It's the way of the BioWare "fan". It happens.
The cycle must continue.
because I'm exceedingly disappointed in the direction of the series
Who do you think stalks a gaming forum two years before the game is released?
Fans?
I don´t think so.
Most of us are fanatics.
And god, are fanatics passionate!
Bioware is ditching an interesting setting they've spent nearly 10 years creating and turning it into a fairy tale. Not to mention from what was seen so far Bioware may as well make it a new IP instead of another ME game.
Bioware is ditching an interesting setting they've spent nearly 10 years creating and turning it into a fairy tale. Not to mention from what was seen so far Bioware may as well make it a new IP instead of another ME game.
I disagree. BioWare is ditching a Setting that is far beyond Saving at this Point, both because of the Endings they've created and, more importantly, the ridiculous Amount of Choices that can affect the Milky Way Galaxy at this Point. If they would continue there, it would only lead to a lot of little Disappointments with what and who can still appear. instead, they did the right Thing and got the huge Disappointment directly out of the Way so they will maybe be able to create a half-new Setting with the Experiences they made in the Milky Way Trilogy.
This cool cat gets it. . .
LET'S FIGHT!
I disagree. BioWare is ditching a Setting that is far beyond Saving at this Point, both because of the Endings they've created and, more importantly, the ridiculous Amount of Choices that can affect the Milky Way Galaxy at this Point. If they would continue there, it would only lead to a lot of little Disappointments with what and who can still appear. instead, they did the right Thing and got the huge Disappointment directly out of the Way so they will maybe be able to create a half-new Setting with the Experiences they made in the Milky Way Trilogy.
Deus Ex: MD and the Witcher 3 ignores choices players made in the previous games yet people people are looking forward to the former and the latter was well revived by fans. Bioware should've taken a similar approach in regrades to the endings since the MW has a lot left to explore and ditching it forever just defeats the purpose of saving it in the first place they, may as well let the reapers win. Running away from the issue also proves that they haven't learned from their mistakes and they'll most likely end up making the same ones again.
Deus Ex: MD and the Witcher 3 ignores choices players made in the previous games yet people people are looking forward to the former and the latter was well revived by fans. Bioware should've taken a similar approach in regrades to the endings since the MW has a lot left to explore and ditching it forever just defeats the purpose of saving it in the first place they, may as well let the reapers win. Running away from the issue also proves that they haven't learned from their mistakes and they'll most likely end up making the same ones again.
I don't like the Witcher. Please not discuss it further.
Secondly, you seem to have ignored the second and more important Part of my Statement: That there are some many Choices to importet into a new game, that it would be bogged down completely by them at this Point. Most of them would have a comparatively small Effect on the World, which would lead to an Outrage.
But even that Outrage and the Outrage right now would be nothing against the Outrage, that would occur, if BioWare, who have made it their Shtick more than any other Company to acknowledge the Choices of their Players and make them marginally meaningful, chose to canonize some Outcomes. I fully believe that that would cost them the greater Part of their Fanbase.
But even that Outrage and the Outrage right now would be nothing against the Outrage, that would occur, if BioWare, who have made it their Shtick more than any other Company to acknowledge the Choices of their Players and make them marginally meaningful, chose to canonize some Outcomes. I fully believe that that would cost them the greater Part of their Fanbase.
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