[...] I’m at a loss. What I expect from BioWare is slightly dodgy combat, but splendid writing and characters. What I’ve seen so far is some decent enough combat (but nothing beyond what you’d expect in a third person shooter), and some of the most dreadful writing. I cannot emphasise enough how poor it’s been.
This is endemic. It’s so very, very bizarre to be playing a BioWare game where the characters are so empty and dull. Of course the two companions you start with in all three previous Mass Effect games are the worst, and that’s no exception here. But it doesn’t get much better. You are bombarded with conversation by nearly your entire crew early on, and they’re so freaking stereotypical. The exposition hangs off the dialogue like eighty ton weights, drowning any hope of emotional connection. Characters painfully tell you what their personalities are, rather than, say, having one.
good. i am acutally counting on EA on pulling the plug to this slowly sinking shipis it time yet?
So, just like it's always been, eh?Side quests feel like something from a 2004 Korean MMO. Just complete nothingness, running from map icon to map icon, scanning objects with your scanner when told to, and then AI companion SAM letting you know that, yup, the source of the defects has been found/animal has been captured/toddler reunited with rabid tiger, despite your actually doing nothing relevant to the tissue-thin narrative.
[...] I’m at a loss. What I expect from BioWare is slightly dodgy combat, but splendid writing and characters. What I’ve seen so far is some decent enough combat (but nothing beyond what you’d expect in a third person shooter), and some of the most dreadful writing. I cannot emphasise enough how poor it’s been.
This is endemic. It’s so very, very bizarre to be playing a BioWare game where the characters are so empty and dull. Of course the two companions you start with in all three previous Mass Effect games are the worst, and that’s no exception here. But it doesn’t get much better. You are bombarded with conversation by nearly your entire crew early on, and they’re so freaking stereotypical. The exposition hangs off the dialogue like eighty ton weights, drowning any hope of emotional connection. Characters painfully tell you what their personalities are, rather than, say, having one.
Hey idiot, that's every Bioware game EVER. I WANT TO BE A DRAGON. They've sucked and they will always suck. Be thankful this isn't Bethesda, who clearly outsourced Fallout 3/4 writing to Vietnam.
You're not getting it, really? There's no such thing as Biowhore forgetting to send dorritos to RPShit or whoever. It's all part of the plan. There are highly trained people sitting around a table, deciding how to get the most PR for the game, just like in Wrestling. Nobody's letting a billion dollar franchise float in the sea on its own, it's all carefully monitored and orchestrated.
"Peacock gamer is gonna trash talk about our game, and then we'll have cocktaku say it's brilliant, and people will be like WELL WHICH IS IT, and then we have RPGshit say this and that, and then more reactions, then some youtubers upload a viral video, then others start defending it, etc etc".
A demographic reboot would be the most sensible thing Bioware could do. Mass Effect 1 came out in 2007 while Andromeda is about to come out ten years later, when most of the original players will have moved on after getting the epilogue to the trilogy, so going back and attempting to hook the younger crowd along for another ride makes sense. The sequels to Andromeda will hopefully "grow" along with them.By the way looking at the graphics could it be they are aiming for a younger crowd ? At least mentally. The character design isn't just awful, it looks stylistically different, a bit like those Star Wars Rebels cartoon or Sims 4.
Are they also trying to be more inclusive by adding characters with acne ?
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Bioware is Canadian though.Catholic Poland vs. leftist USA
But now it's in EA's hands and they tell them what to make.Bioware is Canadian though.
And by growing you mean that it will grow an additional arm, a leg, a pair of eyes and a cock.I can't wait to pick between the red, blue or green ending.
A demographic reboot would be the most sensible thing Bioware could do. Mass Effect 1 came out in 2007 while Andromeda is about to come out ten years later, when most of the original players will have moved on after getting the epilogue to the trilogy, so going back and attempting to hook the younger crowd along for another ride makes sense. The sequels to Andromeda will hopefully "grow" along with them.By the way looking at the graphics could it be they are aiming for a younger crowd ? At least mentally. The character design isn't just awful, it looks stylistically different, a bit like those Star Wars Rebels cartoon or Sims 4.
Are they also trying to be more inclusive by adding characters with acne ?
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