I'll buy this as soon as Nexus releases a nude patch.
Go buy Andromeda in that case.
I'll buy this as soon as Nexus releases a nude patch.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is still coming — but not in 2020
Electronic Arts still hasn’t revealed Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, and that’s for a reason. The publisher originally planned to launch the remastered trilogy, that I first reported on back in May, with an October reveal and release. But now EA and developer BioWare are pushing that release into early 2021, according to people familiar with the development.
The primary factor holding up development, beyond the pandemic, is the original Mass Effect game. It currently does not live up to the quality of the rest of the package. It would make a poor first impression for new players, and it might disappoint fans who then won’t go on to play and experience the impressive upgrades for Mass Effect 2 and ME 3.
This is a problem with both the visuals and gameplay. The people working on the game understand the issues, and they want to do right by the franchise’s fans.
But one aspect those fans won’t get to experience regardless of how much time BioWare gets is the multiplayer. EA doesn’t plan to include the Mass Effect 3 multiplayer in this package. Something like that would turn this remaster into a live-service game, and that is likely not worth the investment. The publisher could instead put those resources into Apex Legends or another, new cooperative shooter — although that is just my speculation.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition will, however, include all of the downloadable content for all three Mass Effect games. This will enable players to get the full experience included in the purchase price.
This might disappoint fans, but that’s on me and not EA or BioWare. They’re holding back until they’re certain.
the quality of the rest of the packagethe original Mass Effect game, which does not live up to the quality of the rest of the package
Huh, sounds like it’s more involved than just plugging in better textures then. Imagine that
-Weapons require ammo
-Ammo has been added to many locations in the game
-Citadel areas were cut due to time constraints
ME3's combat and AI is far above the other two. ME2's combat is also a good step above ME1.What impressive upgrades in 2 and 3? I mean, they look nicer sure, but while I liked ME3's item system better than ME1's, its not exactly "impressive".
What impressive upgrades in 2 and 3? I mean, they look nicer sure, but while I liked ME3's item system better than ME1's, its not exactly "impressive".
https://venturebeat.com/2020/09/25/mass-effect-legendary-edition-is-still-coming-but-not-this-year/
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is still coming — but not in 2020
Electronic Arts still hasn’t revealed Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, and that’s for a reason. The publisher originally planned to launch the remastered trilogy, that I first reported on back in May, with an October reveal and release. But now EA and developer BioWare are pushing that release into early 2021, according to people familiar with the development.
The primary factor holding up development, beyond the pandemic, is the original Mass Effect game. It currently does not live up to the quality of the rest of the package. It would make a poor first impression for new players, and it might disappoint fans who then won’t go on to play and experience the impressive upgrades for Mass Effect 2 and ME 3.
This is a problem with both the visuals and gameplay. The people working on the game understand the issues, and they want to do right by the franchise’s fans.
But one aspect those fans won’t get to experience regardless of how much time BioWare gets is the multiplayer. EA doesn’t plan to include the Mass Effect 3 multiplayer in this package. Something like that would turn this remaster into a live-service game, and that is likely not worth the investment. The publisher could instead put those resources into Apex Legends or another, new cooperative shooter — although that is just my speculation.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition will, however, include all of the downloadable content for all three Mass Effect games. This will enable players to get the full experience included in the purchase price.
This might disappoint fans, but that’s on me and not EA or BioWare. They’re holding back until they’re certain.
ME1 is too for the masses.
Or they are getting into trouble jury-rigging an early UE3 game to run on consoles known to struggle with the engine.
The Mako was interesting, love and hate at first but the more I replay the game the more I appreciate it. The scanning and probes in the other two games were trash. Especially in ME, really annoying when you replay the game. In ME3 speaking with Hackett after almost every mission and the cutscenes with the child are annoying to go through again.They should remove the Mako too and just place the party exactly where they need to be during sidequests.
If this is really delayed to 2021 it is the worst thing to happen all year
I dunno, the space sections were better and the powers were better in 1 than 2 by a mile. Honestly, stick the whacked out physics powers from 1 into 3 and I think you have the perfect ME game gameplay-wise.While ME1 was the only one in the series with any meaningful RPG mechanics, it was also gameplay-wise the worst game in series.