It's certainly not so lost that a Bioware back on their game a bit and a reasonable development couldn't turn it around.
Even if Bioware were to somehow, defy EA and their recent track record and make ME4 one of the best ME games ever I don't know how I feel about forcing a return to Shepard's story nearly a decade later.įor all it's faults, it's disaster of a development cycle and it's unqualified/understaffed team Andromeda did a lot right. It's not even fully that I don't trust Bioware anymore, I did like DA:I and Andromeda way more than most.
Let's have a moment of silence for Mass Effect and all its characters as we lay it to rest on this day of terrible sorrow.I don't think anyone should touch the original trilogy honestly. And when it comes to favorite video game franchises, that time is quite possibly much longer. It takes time to go through the stages of grief.
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We won't get over the death of our once favorite series quickly. But for now, I think I speak for all of us when I say we need some time to lick our wounds.
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Hopefully, that day comes some time off into the future. Name of the file: Mass Effect : Andromeda v1.05 (Origin) Trainer - Author: CHA - PC Unlock more options and updates in the complete Mass Effect : Andromeda Trainer at Cheat Happens Name of the zip file: mea105promo-ch.zip. The only way Mass Effect could continue in the future is if some other developer and publisher has their chance to take a stab at it. This decision made a mere five months after release seemed hurried, and fans will likely agree. Fans had hopes and dreams for its continuation, which were soundly dashed when Andromeda was released. Their decision to conclude single-player content so abruptly will undoubtedly finish the series for the future. The untimely end of the Mass Effect series can only be BioWare's fault. That doesn't make it any less sad to say goodbye to the video games.
It sounds like Mass Effect will live on in other forms of media, like comic books and novels. They've all been reallocated to work on Star Wars Battlefront II, and I personally hope they do well there. The team working on Mass Effect: Andromeda clearly had lofty plans and wanted the series to succeed with this newest entry. BioWare is surely feeling the pain right along with the rest of us, both commercially and personally. One failed game is really all it takes sometimes. It'll be the moment in a prominent video game company's history when things went horribly wrong.įans of the Mass Effect series need to come to terms with the fact that this is most likely the end. Teens and young adults going to school to become game developers will look back on this debacle. The failure of Mass Effect: Andromeda brings us to BioWare's conclusion of the series. Many will look back on it as a failed attempt to make more money off a previously golden series. Mass Effect: Andromeda might have been fairly awful or generously average (depending on who you ask), but it's death also marks the end of an era. And yet, it's still sad to say goodbye to the game. It's easily the worst received entry in the Mass Effect series. There is also the fact that many reviews for the game are still incredibly middle of the road. The dead eyes in the animations were vastly improved through subsequent updates, but it's difficult to cleanse the Internet of all the atrocious gifs from launch day. It's almost impossible to unsee Ryder's combination crab/“I've got diarrhea” run. It's a bittersweet mourning, since Mass Effect: Andromeda suffered some intense criticism when it first came out. Andromeda and her Pathfinder are gone with the wind. You still want to know what happened to the Quarian ark? You'll just have to check out BioWare's comics or novels. While the multiplayer experience will still continue for an unknown amount of time, the single-player is decidedly finito. BioWare has officially hammered the last nail into its coffin. A mere five months after Mass Effect: Andromeda first floundered onto our console and computer screens, it would appear to be dead. Mass Effect fans, let us bow our heads in remembrance of the series that brought us so much joy over the years. Editor-in-Chief Update: "Mass Effect Will Return," Says EA’s Patrick Soderlund
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