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[Tempest_]

Hm, might not work very well considering it is essentially a shooter... But the ability for more non lethal takedowns, and options to use stealth and infiltration over straight firefights would have been pretty great.

Sometimes one needs to unleash their inner Dark Knight.

[Arcian]

That can wait. I can see why people want to play as other species. But we are human.

We're not going to stop being human, so what exactly do you suggest we wait for?

[SKAR]

I liked sitting on my throne in Dragon Age Inquisition. I think the MEA ship needs a throne.

Captain's chair. I want a sidekick right hand man like Spock on my team as well only turian.

[SKAR]

We're not going to stop being human, so what exactly do you suggest we wait for?

Why you askin me? I don't work for bioware. I'm just saying that I'm a human and I like to play as a human.

[WillPF363]

I don't know if anyone has said this already, but I'd like to be able to switch control between the PC and companion characters like you can in Dragon Age (and every Bioware game I've ever played aside from Mass Effect). I never understood why you couldn't do that in Mass Effect.

[myownchris]

The ability to just go to Citadel and go dating with your loved ones all the time XD 

[Fade9wayz]

- Giant badass creatures to fight that aren't just bullet-sponges. You'd need a bit of tactic to defeat them.

- Better netcode for MP so I can novaguard off-host too

[iM3GTR]

Captain's chair. I want a sidekick right hand man like Spock on my team as well only turian.

With some substandard native spieces chained to the walls. And a whip on Ryder's desk in case s/he gets bored.

And when you send out your strike teams (assuming that leak was 100% true) down for slaves you can suddenly say "Wipe this pathetic planet from the face of the galaxy."

Then the Turian dude will be like "You surely cannot do that! Our men are down there." Then a renagade interrupt pops up, where you get the whip, crack it over his back and say "unless you want to end up like your predecessors, I suggest you shut your mouth and fire the weapons."

[Lady Artifice]

Something I think might be intriguing is an Asari who was raised within the culture of her non Asari parent, maybe human or Salarian. Concerns about cultural identity and the fact that they'd outlive almost everyone they know would ensue. 

[SKAR]

With some substandard native spieces chained to the walls. And a whip on Ryder's desk in case s/he gets bored.

And when you send out your strike teams (assuming that leak was 100% true) down for slaves you can suddenly say "Wipe this pathetic planet from the face of the galaxy."

Then the Turian dude will be like "You surely cannot do that! Our men are down there." Then a renagade interrupt pops up, where you get the whip, crack it over his back and say "unless you want to end up like your predecessors, I suggest you shut your mouth and fire the weapons."

Jesus!

[iM3GTR]

Jesus!

Obviously that's the renegade playthrough.

[SKAR]

Obviously that's the renegade playthrough.

and whats the paragon?!

[TheN7Penguin]

Obviously that's the renegade playthrough.

 

I know I like being a dick to NPCs, blowing things up, leaving people to die, punching people and eating them in videos games... and bearing in mind I made like every single renegade decision in ME1-ME3 (RIP Mordin. Burn in hell Geth), not even I'D do that.

[iM3GTR]

and whats the paragon?!

The same but with less whipping.

[Ralfufigus]

There are a few things I can think of at the moment:

• Text chat for multiplayer
• Co-op campaign mode
• Female turian squadmate
• Female krogan squadmate
• Male quarian squadmate
• Batarian squadmate
• Jumping
• Space combat

I would absolutely love having a female Turian and female Krogan squad mate.

[Ralfufigus]

I want to see more female aliens, and Asari don't count. A female Drell squad mate would be so badass...

[MEcamilla]

Squadmates judging you, to the point of hatred.

[Heimdall]

No morality bars, throw out renegade and paragon.

Give me a captain's chair.

[The Qun & the Damned]

Butt sliders and more time with space hamster

[Sifr]

Something I think might be intriguing is an Asari who was raised within the culture of her non Asari parent, maybe human or Salarian. Concerns about cultural identity and the fact that they'd outlive almost everyone they know would ensue. 

 

I love the idea of a Asari raised by Salarians.

 

By the time that they'd be considered an adult by Asari standards (around 100 it seems), the paternal side of the family would consist mostly of 3rd or 4th Cousins and Great, Great Grand-Nieces and Nephews. Would be sweet if she remained close to the family and became everyone's favourite "Aunt".

 

Imagine trying to explain the relationship to confused outsiders;

 

"My great, great, grandsire also happened to be her father. So she's my Aunt... relatively speaking."

[General TSAR]

My wants:

 

Quarian antagonists.

 

Elite mooks who know how to use medi-gel/ have medics.

 

Randomly generated enemy encounters on a few uncharted worlds (assuming we'll have uncharted worlds/open world).

 

Bounty missions.

[Lady Artifice]

No morality bars, throw out renegade and paragon.

Give me a captain's chair.

 

A captain's chair would definitely help me pretend that I'm playing Captain Picard. I'd be especially enthused if there's a few design options.

[AresKeith]

My wants:

 

Quarian antagonists.

 

Elite mooks who know how to use medi-gel/ have medics.

 

Randomly generated enemy encounters on a few uncharted worlds (assuming we'll have uncharted worlds/open world).

 

Bounty missions.

 

That's one thing I disliked in the Trilogy, everyone seems to hate using medi-gel

[Undead Han]

I love the idea of a Asari raised by Salarians.

 

By the time that they'd be considered an adult by Asari standards (around 100 it seems), the paternal side of the family would consist mostly of 3rd or 4th Cousins and Great, Great Grand-Nieces and Nephews. Would be sweet if she remained close to the family and became everyone's favourite "Aunt".

 

Imagine trying to explain the relationship to confused outsiders;

 

"My great, great, grandsire also happened to be her father. So she's my Aunt... relatively speaking."

 

Asari seem to reach adulthood sometime between 40 and 60 years actually. Liara started working as an archaeologist at 56 years old, Morinth was said to have run away from home in her 40s, and there is a random Asari on Illium who is overheard saying that she's 60 and finally moving out of her parents' house. Samara adds that Morinth was very young when she left home however, so she might have been the equivalent of a teen runaway, and the Asari on Illium's dialogue might indicate that she stayed with parents a little longer than usual.

 

Not that it matters much of course...even reaching adulthood at 50 or so, I think would still have her outliving Salarian parents. If I remember right it was said that few Salarians live past 40. 

[Heimdall]

Asari seem to reach adulthood sometime between 40 and 60 years actually. Liara started working as an archaeologist at 56 years old, Morinth was said to have run away from home in her 40s, and there is a random Asari on Illium who is overheard saying that she's 60 and finally moving out of her parents' house. Samara adds that Morinth was very young when she left home however, so she might have been the equivalent of a teen runaway, and the Asari on Illium's dialogue might indicate that she stayed with parents a little longer than usual.

Not that it matters much of course...even reaching adulthood at 50 or so, I think would still have her outliving Salarian parents. If I remember right it was said that few Salarians live past 40.

Think how the Vorcha parents feel, they don't live past 20.