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It's hard to narrow too much down out of the cloud of unknowns. But there's going to be brand new shiny Mass Effect, and I suspect I will enjoy the hell out of that. Especially since I thought I was out of new Mass Effect after Citadel DLC dropped. It's nice to be wrong.
I'm ready to move on from the old series which I loved and find new things to love in Andromeda. I don't really have any expectations, but I've enjoyed every Bioware game I've played, so I'm not worried. I'm more than willing to give MEA a chance. 
I haven't seen anything yet that warrants excitement on my part. I've heard some things I like, for example that we'll get the Mako back. And there's things I can definitely do without, like getting saddled with family again, ugh. Wait and see for me... my Steam library is full of good games already, and I have only so much time.
exactly.This is just what pessimists say in order to try and validate their opinions.
I honestly don't know enough about all the new info to form an opinion either way. Honestly, the thing I'm excited about the most is that ME:A will have a character creator for either gender and a certain number of classes to play in a SP campaign, something that is becoming rare in gaming.
Definitely looking forward to seeing what they can do with the Frostbite Engine, especially now that they don't have to support older consoles. The facial animations being the biggest improvement I've seen. That alone will really help the cinematic conversations. They're also bringing in crowd tech from PGA Tour (and Need for Speed devs to work on the Mako handling).
And with all of Jos' talk about moar banter, I really do hope we get more than we had in DAI.
Past tense now man. But yeah it looks great.Definitely looking forward to seeing what they can do with the Frostbite Engine, especially now that they don't have to support older consoles. The facial animations being the biggest improvement I've seen. That alone will really help the cinematic conversations. They're also bringing in crowd tech from PGA Tour (and Need for Speed devs to work on the Mako handling).
And with all of Jos' talk about moar banter, I really do hope we get more than we had in DAI.
What I like so far is that the reapers are gone.
What I hope for are less plot holes once we arrive in Andromeda.
I am curious about how the game turns out.
That Asaru's hairy eyebrows....
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How's that exactly?
In hindsight, nothing. I was referring to the rumored cut content because of the release on PS3 and Xbox 360 wich has nothing to do with the engine.
Fixed.
That certainly does make more sense than calling it an Asari.
The possibility to use the natives for slave workers on the big world-casino that i want to do!
Mako.
You too?
I have a theory that the people who loved the Mako in ME1 are the people who love exploration and never felt driving around a planet was 'down' time. There appears to be a growing divide on the BSN over this because of DA:I but so far in almost every franchise that has had this issue the trend seems to go in the direction of open world exploration. Which for people who like this activity is great for people who hate it is sucks. I don't think a studio can "win" this in that remove it and you anger the people who enjoy it and keep it in or expand it and you anger the people who feel it is down time of filler content.
Personally I loved just driving the Mako.
I have a theory that the people who loved the Mako in ME1 are the people who love exploration and never felt driving around a planet was 'down' time. There appears to be a growing divide on the BSN over this because of DA:I but so far in almost every franchise that has had this issue the trend seems to go in the direction of open world exploration. Which for people who like this activity is great for people who hate it is sucks. I don't think a studio can "win" this in that remove it and you anger the people who enjoy it and keep it in or expand it and you anger the people who feel it is down time of filler content.
Personally I loved just driving the Mako.
Well, I like exploration... just not here so far. I'm more into sandboxes.
I think their little side missions were great though. The ones that bring you on to the planet surfaces. Like Helena Blake, Major Kyle, Nassana, etc.. Not that I like the missions, but I like the personalities involved. So I still get some use out of the Mako, I guess.
Well, I like exploration... just not here so far. I'm more into sandboxes.
I think their little side missions were great though. The ones that bring you on to the planet surfaces. Like Helena Blake, Major Kyle, Nassana, etc.. Not that I like the missions, but I like the personalities involved. So I still get some use out of the Mako, I guess.
I like exploration as a storytelling device, but the actual act of driving around mostly-empty - or, if they follow the DA: I model, chock full, but with fairly repetitive side-activities with no significant story component - planets doesn't sound so appealing. Ultimately, whether I enjoy that aspect of the game or not will come down entirely to how much of the former there is as contrasted with the latter. If they pepper those big, open planets with stories that engage me - quests with actual characters, and better uses of environmental storytelling, with some sort of significant interactive component - then I won't mind the collectable filler-y stuff so much. If I'm left feeling that it's basically all filler, on the other hand, I just won't have any motivation to explore.
MP inter-player romance.
1. Frostbite.
2. Ships
3. Characters
Well, I like exploration... just not here so far. I'm more into sandboxes.
I think their little side missions were great though. The ones that bring you on to the planet surfaces. Like Helena Blake, Major Kyle, Nassana, etc.. Not that I like the missions, but I like the personalities involved. So I still get some use out of the Mako, I guess.
Have you met the social worker on Omega? 
On topic: Memorable villains, because great characters are confirmed by default.
Probably the more close to heart approach, just like DA 2 but this time, done with a more flare and content.
Have you met the social worker on Omega?
On topic: Memorable villains, because great characters are confirmed by default.
social worker Helena? Yeah.. I don't exactly prefer it though.
It'd be nice if she did change, but I don't see any reason to disband her group. She's just into gambling and weapons smuggling. Not so bad! Not by ME standards at least.
social worker Helena? Yeah.. I don't exactly prefer it though.
It'd be nice if she did change, but I don't see any reason to disband her group. She's just into gambling and weapons smuggling. Not so bad! Not by ME standards at least.
Not sure what made the change, but in one version she insists she is a social worker and in another she works for Aria.
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