N7 was specifically a human military designation, a level of proficiency. So, who's giving these out now that we've left Earth behind permanently?
As much as I love the ME series. There really hasn't been anything to get me excited for the next game yet. Waiting to be pleasantly surprised.
How are we getting to Andromeda? And how was this tech developed?
Who is running the show here? Who runs this program?
Examples of familiar races part of this expedition and how they earned a seat at the table, so to speak.
When is this set, timeline-wise, from the trilogy? When did they set out?
So the trailer's bad because it shows too little ME stuff, and it's also bad when it does show ME stuff.
The trailer's bad because it was too generic. I don't know where you're getting it's bad when it "does show ME stuff" Though I suppose showing a canonized Synthesis setting would p*ss me off 
It's hard for me to visualize that trailer. I mean, visualize it actually being made. The audience for it seems quite limited.
What I posted was in answer to the general question of what would get me excited about Andromeda, not regarding the trailer. Depending on what the answers to those questions are, of course. Perhaps I should have been more specific.
Does anyone remember in ME1, Ash talking with shep down in the cargo bay about her first field training exercises, and how she jumped out of the shuttle onto a planet's surface -- sorry, the name of the planet escapes me -- and she thought, "I'm the first human to set foot on this planet."
It was Titan, a moon of Saturn.
I see no reason to be excited about the few tidbits Bioware told us about.
Currently there's only two reasons to be excited about MEA, either you're excited by everything ME, everything Bioware or both.
Thanks ...so she probably said (something like), "I'm the first person to stand here." Ehhh, I was closeIt was Titan, a moon of Saturn.
There's not much to be excited about, and given that there's at least a year between now and release.........nah I can't do it. I would've been excited it everything on that "survey leak" was true.
I'm not very excited. I'm more wary. This is always the case when I love something. I think I've been burnt too many times. I didn't enjoy the ending in ME3, but it doesn't really have much to with it. I think it's more about the great separation between the original Mass Effect trilogy and this new trilogy. What about the continuity? What about all the different species, the galactic politics, the hundres of thousands of unique cultures.. and the history of the Milky Way Galaxy itself. We leave all that behind, including a vast galaxy still largely unexplored. It feels like such a waste - and the fact that BioWare relocated to Andromeda because they just couldn't deal with their own mess makes me even more wary of this project.
I'm not particularly excited about any upcoming game releases, but I don't see how that makes any difference. It won't have any impact on whether I get the game, since I don't know enough about it to make that decision.
It's a very interesting discussion so far. For me much depends in how much they are willing to change. I don't mind new locations but if they suddendly introduce new aliens AND drastically sideline our beloved MW aliens then I'm not going to be happy. They are taking a great risk.
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Bio already mentioned at least two new alien species.
I'm not against new aliens but it really depends on how they are going to implement them in the story. I want ME to strike a good balance between new and old. I still want to see and have MW aliens playing an important role in Andromeda and not becoming side-content. We shall see I'm optimistic for now but this can change if this new ME will turn out to be too "new" to the point it has just the ME name on it. That would achieve something even ME3 endings didn't score...being the total loss of interest for the franchise. I so hope to remain a ME fan as I'm currently.
I'm kinda hyped tbqh.
It's hard for me because, how the hell am i supposed to play another Mass Effect game without all those amazing characters? My god, i never loved the characters in a game or series like i do with Garru, Liara, Tali, etc.
But the sad truth is that Shepard's story has ended already and i have to move on, and i really, REALLY hope that ME:A turns out to be a good game with strong characters and a solid story.
You sure? If you liked ME1 but wanted more exploration than ME2 and 3 delivered, the trailer gives you something to be excited about, doesn't it? Anyway, that's what other posters have said; I'm wholly indifferent to exploration in RPGs, so the trailer is something of a miss for me.
I'm keeping any potential excitement at arms length.
A year is simply too long to hype.
Fine to pop in occasionally, but best to focus on other things until at least E3.
I share your exact opinion on Bioware and their most recent releases with the exception of Mass Effect 2. I rather enjoyed that title.I see no reason to be excited about the few tidbits Bioware told us about.
Currently there's only two reasons to be excited about MEA, either you're excited by everything ME, everything Bioware or both.
I've been pretty disapointed by Bioware last four games including ME2 and ME3. ME3 is the first Bioware game I only played once and DAI is the first Bioware game I have bought and played that I couldn't finish.
Right now the ME brand and the Bioware brand are not enough to get me interested in a project by their name alone.
What am I doing here some might wonder. Well, I can count on one hand the numbers of studios I like or liked. Even if their last four games didn't impress me, at least two of them were enjoyable to play and actually better than a lot of other games. I may not trust them to do a very good game again, I still have hope and it doesn't hurt to keep in touch. At least untill a better studio comes along, which fortunately for them and unfortunately for me hasn't happened yet.
OK, but someone who liked DA:I, or never played DA:I, couldn't have your issue. Unless he hated ME1's exploration, I guess.
To be fair ME1's exploration wasn't anything to marvel at. All it was was a bunch of practically completely barren wastelands at best and is covered by infuriatingly steep and jagged hills and mountains at worst. The premise was great, but the execution was off.
To be fair ME1's exploration wasn't anything to marvel at. All it was was a bunch of practically completely barren wastelands at best and is covered by infuriatingly steep and jagged hills and mountains at worst. The premise was great, but the execution was off.
Right, but the feeling of it made it feel as though you were on an another planet. Other planets don't all have blue skies and sunshine. In fact, very few of them do.
Right, but the feeling of it made it feel as though you were on an another planet. Other planets don't all have blue skies and sunshine. In fact, very few of them do.
As I said, the premise was great. It just had some hiccups. I enjoyed exploring the uncharted worlds in Mass Effect 1 as well as the environments in DAI. I'm just saying the execution could have been better, and with their experience and the new engine I think they can pull it off even better.
Well, it's not like i have any other game to play or anything.... 
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