Mass Effect should not add the funniest new feature in the sequel

Many people must convince another mass effect. It does not have to deal with the already difficult task of living up to one of the most famous sci-fi series of all time, which is already an obstacle to which many games would fall. Even then and other worries where it falls within the timeline, and As it tells the coherent story and at the same time honors the elections of the previous trilogy, the challenge has just begun. The material effect is carried by the weight of its entire studio on the back.

Even though I enjoyed my time with Dragon Age: The Veilguard, it was one step lower, where the Dragon Age should be, and seemed to retreat from his more interesting impulses to add too safe and bland to cause any controversy … Then he got involved in a huge online controversy. EA quickly accused her financial slump on the datv, despite his sports titles, it seemed to seemed like a larger factor, and in similar circumstances we saw many great studies spent.

Add the subsequent mass effect failure: Andromeda and Anthem from BioWare and Studio are lucky to be functional. It is therefore reasonable that if the mass effect fails, the happiness will run out of good.

Material effect must avoid dragon age errors

This is not an ideal circumstances in which a video game is created. These are not complex circumstances that could be created by a video game. These are circumstances that should only exist if the studio acts ruthlessly and with extreme arrogance and pours billions of dollars into megalopolis-velocity of clutter. The fact that we can routinely see Studios closed for one lady (and sometimes even a cult hit that did not interfere with the expectations of sales), should tell us that the development of video games is in an extremely bad place, despite the stream of good games that the blender can survive.

I do not want the mass effect to be performed under this type of pressure, because fear does not support the best creative decision -making. Before Dragon Age: Veilguard started, I was afraid of marketing that strongly pushed the involvement of the Dragon Age Council. This bunch of consultant superfans allegedly helped to shape the game, and I was afraid that their perspective would be distorted from an ordinary player – they protect their favorite characters, too eager to avoid danger, too much of the darkest and most closest parts of tradition. I saw it with the Baldur Gate 3 spots that pushed the story towards these types of players at the cost of gray morale of the game, and unfortunately I saw it on Veilguard.

It is not entirely fair to blame the Dragon Age Council advice – we will never know what their feedback is – but thinking about running fans in the first place speaks with too cautious access, which ended in Dragon Age. The material effect must avoid the same. His playing and traditions have always been easier than Dragon Age's (so much that the effective fight of the datv felt like a copy of Mass Effect), but still exists. And the lasting thing I have seen how fans ask online is more aliens – but that's a terrible idea.

Mass Effect clearly set a tradition

Mass Effect has an established canon. We know the planets in the system and know what life exists on them. We know that traveling from other unexplored parts of the universe takes hundreds of years and there is a hierarchy in politics. Having a larger reflector at a smaller explored races such as Drell, Hanar or Batarian would be great and I would fully support a mass effect that would go in this direction, even though it is clear that Turian, Asari and man were historically political systems and Lore games.

So meeting with more smaller spotted races, such as having a Janar squadmate or even playing, because something other than a person would be a solid way to make a new mass to make it feel fresh. However, I am afraid that in order to modernize the game and try to help some intrigue, the same sees the arrival of the Bleepblorgs.

There are no bleepblgs in Mass Effect.

Andromeda had a chance to do it and fired it. Only two races were introduced in Andromeda, Angara and Ket, and then Kett still proved to be sick Angara. It seems that a poster with a mass effect teasing Angar, and although it makes sense in itself, because Angara exists only in Andromeda Galaxy, I could only accept that we had some angara, even if it was transparent just because people like Angara.

Adding any other races, namely IS by a smart justification that they have just been discovered or exported from the Reapers hiding place, or … anything, indeed, would make the same mistake that Dragon Age made. Specifically, you do not care about the existing tradition so you can try to win the new fans. Mass Effect already offers a much wider universe than Shepard Saw, and another game should be to find ways to tell a new story in these gaps and not catch this nuance to build something.