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[uzivatel]

Making the world feel more alive and real or giving us players more stuff to do sounds good.

What if all those people on the Citadel were not just standing on the same place for hours doing nothing? What if they reacted if armed Krogan and Quarian were walking around them (pretty rare sight on the Presidium)? Those few dialogues between NPCs made the Citadel feel more alive, but there were too few of them.

Of course, it should not be the main goal of the developers to have living sandbox and the gameplay should remain focused around the storyline.

[The Chosen Predator]

uzivatel wrote...

Making the world feel more alive and real or giving us players more stuff to do sounds good.
What if all those people on the Citadel were not just standing on the same place for hours doing nothing? What if they reacted if armed Krogan and Quarian were walking around them (pretty rare sight on the Presidium)? Those few dialogues between NPCs made the Citadel feel more alive, but there were too few of them.
Of course, it should not be the main goal of the developers to have living sandbox and the gameplay should remain focused around the storyline.

That would be awesome, I am used to RPG having a day/night cycle and you see people moving around, doing different activies, and for a game like ME series, where there seems to be shady people around every corner it would add so much immersion, I know it's a doubtful thing to implement now but if they made their worlds, living and breathing, as opposed to open world that would add so much more excitement.

[Akimb0]

Stanley Woo wrote...

I hope we get to make a Pac-Man game!

Haha yeah. With one corridor and a yes/no "morality" choice. I can see it now.

[bzombo]

how about getting the rights to make a new space quest game? i always loved those games. not a graphical text adventure though, a real game. that i would buy.

[Layn]

bzombo wrote...

how about getting the rights to make a new space quest game? i always loved those games. not a graphical text adventure though, a real game. that i would buy.

  text adventures are real games...

[Deamon023]

I'm confident that whatever game and/or addon the geniuses at Bioware come up with next that it will be awesome even if it takes two years it will be worth the wait.

Crrash wrote...

  text adventures are real games...

I agree, the limit was your fantasy (best graphics ever)

[slaveydavey]

Godak wrote...

Greve Y wrote...

Capt. Obvious wrote...

Also, Wheel of Time

Yes, I would like that!

That game would be massive!

Yes bioware, if you don't mind. Haven't EA got the rights for that? Do it.

[Seagloom]

Cyanide Studios acquired exclusive rights for A Song of Ice and Fire last May. They have already begun development on games for PS3 and 360 and are supposedly collaborating with George R.R Martin on those projects.

[Sareth39]

Well, I wonder if they'll make Jade empire 2, or I can hope but will never happen...Kotor 3.Other than that..maybe a continuation of the Mass Effect series, Dragon age sequels?

[GarethF37]

Of course more Mass Effect and Dragon Age.

I would DIE to be able to play as some sort of general during the historic battles which are constantly mentioned throughout Mass Effect, an Asari Commando, Krogan Soldier, Salarian Spy etc etc.



But I would also be insanely pleased if BioWare made a Horror/Rpg.

Seeing as how horror gaming is somewhat dead in the water these days (Dead Space was my last hope, and they have announced that the sequel will be much more action heavy, action horror to quote EA *shudders*) I think that Bioware could make an interesting horror RPG and help revive the need to be afraid in games, especially if we really cared for the Characters the way I do for those in ME.

[Sareth39]

GarethF37 wrote...

Of course more Mass Effect and Dragon Age.
I would DIE to be able to play as some sort of general during the historic battles which are constantly mentioned throughout Mass Effect, an Asari Commando, Krogan Soldier, Salarian Spy etc etc.

But I would also be insanely pleased if BioWare made a Horror/Rpg.
Seeing as how horror gaming is somewhat dead in the water these days (Dead Space was my last hope, and they have announced that the sequel will be much more action heavy, action horror to quote EA *shudders*) I think that Bioware could make an interesting horror RPG and help revive the need to be afraid in games, especially if we really cared for the Characters the way I do for those in ME.

The horror thing actually sounds like it could be cool, if any company could do it, its Bioware!

[BLY78NOR]

I keep hoping for Jade Empire 2 I loved Jade Empire but i seem to be a minority

so i don't really expect it

[Vansen Elamber]

Once they launch the Star Wars MMO they will most likely be scrambling to keep their servers up and all hands will be on deck for that most likely and by the time they figure out how to keep all the servers going they will have forgotten how to code games...so its then game over...

[Amono0105]

I think a great idea for a new series of games would be Robotech II: The Sentinels. This story, that has only been completed in novels, would fit perfectly with Bioware's game engine. What better way for fans to experience that story than through interactive gameplay? The story is also long enough to make it into a trilogy. With the number of existing Robotech fans, I am sure it would go over well. It could also bring new fans to the franchise.



The Sentinels is more story driven than mecha battles. If I remember correctly, the cyclone was the staple mecha in that story line. Which, would not be hard to pull off with Bioware's existing game engine. It's just armor... That also leaves a lot of room for armor upgrades, etc. The only difficult part would be trasformations from cycle to armor. But even then, Mass Effect had the rover, which was a ground-based vehicle. I still think they could pull it off well.



With Bioware's decision making system, they could have decisions made throughout the game have an effect on the events that take place in "End of the Circle".



Licensing should not be difficult to obtain either. I mean, they did get Star Wars licensing after all!



I know that Bioware does not accept idea submissions, but I think this one would be a winner!

[Ferelden Templar]

BLY78NOR wrote...

I keep hoping for Jade Empire 2 I loved Jade Empire but i seem to be a minority
so i don't really expect it

http://xbox360.ign.c...6/646723p1.html

500,000 copies from April to August. Price lowering involved. ^^

2,000,000 for Mass Effect 2 on launch day alone?

I don't know if Bioware is willing to gamble development money on a sequel. They could go by way of HALO and do side games of Mass Effect (such as focusing on side stories) and still make more money than a Jade Empire sequel. Since a lot of these involve concept art, character models etc. that you have to redevelop from scratch (yet again) - why bother doing that when you can milk the same sci-fi/fantasy cow?

The only problem is that gamers can get saturated with a lot of substandard games that fall flat from the original, which in turn damages the property and its rep. We've seen that happen time and again and I just hope Bioware doesn't succumb to the temptation of milking the cow too much.

If they're gonna do a new IP - it has to be something worthwhile and will really sell.

[Cancermeat]

how about a phantasy star game?

[Seagloom]

While that is unlikely to ever happen, I'd love to see a new Phantasy Star game--period. Not that online stuff. Phantasy Star 4 feels like an eternity ago. Probably because in video game timing it was.

[Cancermeat]

I really don't care who makes a phantasy star game as long as its made, it was phantasy star 2 that got me into rpgs, its a shame they stoped making the series

[Cancermeat]

The game industry was a lot different when i was a kid, most if not all games were developed in japan.