I will say this lastly, this is what I get sick of man, the people who come at this thread and fail to offer any tangible reasons for dislike of any PvP other than wild generalizations about the downfall of co-op b/c of all the "PvP assholes", or how the BSN community will become more toxic (like it's not fu*ked up as it is with trolls and alts), or how suddenly people want to become "experts" on resource/tech mgmt and now have the ability to guide entire dev studios and publishers with said knowledge as to how to best guide the product that is the core livelihood for so many at that company!
You say that like you think people automatically should want PvP, without explaining why, beyond your earlier post about high level players wanting some additional mode to facilitate their egos, or something along those lines. Otherwise, is it simply the case that because PvP exists in other games you think we should have it too? I'm not alone in thinking that PvP doesn't fit thematically in the Mass Effect universe, and will only ever end up in it because some financial 'genius' has worked out how to make money from it.
I did give a tangible reason for not wanting PvP, which I'll repeat: I've never wanted to shoot anyone in the face, so by extension I have no desire to shoot someone's virtual avatar in the face. I was called 'Gandhi' because of that, which gave me a chuckle as I'd say I'm handier with a Claymore. My peace-loving, tree-hugging, porn-watching, dope-smoking, why-can't-we-all-just-get-along? side doesn't extend to AI - all of which I laughingly regard as some kind of infant Skynet which must be destroyed at all costs. I like teaming up with other humans more than I like fighting them, and have concerns that PvP gaming is the stupidest conceptual development of recent times. It surely has more potential to cause real life psychological problems than co-op, where 'fite me irl' remains just a joke. I wouldn't stoop to referring to 'PvP-assholes', but I have enough misgivings about the mindset required to play it to know that I am unlikely to ever take part in anything other than a non-violent scenario. Chess, perhaps!
As for game-development in general, we're in uncharted territory (no pun intended, Naughty Dog) - there are no fixed rules at this stage of our online infancy. Anyone who lived through the 'Mass Effect 3 Ending(s) Reaction' knows that the line between dog and tail has been blurred significantly. Andromeda will very definitely be viewed in the context of whether it gives fans what they want (whether that's a good thing or not is not the point) so it seems appropriate for these opinions to be given freely on a Bioware forum. If INVADERONE's latest video is accurate, it seems like they might be listening after all.





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