How many of you moved to MEA? Any plans to come back.

Thank you TankMage

Was looking on this topic post date and I'm impressed. I've been playing this game so much that it feels like it was posted months ago

Im just happy that I met some super stars in game.

LOL, I truly don't know what this means but it made me laugh regardless.

 That's the only barista I ever go to, to get my crapuccino  :poop:

I remember being laughed at when I said people would be back

The truth is, we never left. I even didn't uninstalled ME3, still play it from time to time.

I found the ME:A multiplayer was useful for trying out certain skillsets. I got all my characters up to level 10 at least, and learned a good bit which I was able to apply in the campaign. But, there are ultimately some issues with it that make it less fun than DA:I, to me anyway. But, I have never been really into shooters.. prefer to wiggle my fingers and bend mana, or swing a sword, any day.

If you don't mind a single player game, I feel like Horizon Zero Dawn (if you have PlayStation) would be exactly what you want. The mine hunter playstyle can be very prevalent throughout that game.

I was hoping ME:A would be more of a RPG.  It feels like a shooter they dressed up with some RPG window-dressing to me, honestly.

Are we talking about andromeda or mass effect in general? If andromeda I agree, it's an awful mass effect game anyways. If we're talking about the OT I'd argue yes and no as there are various points where decisions do carry over and then there are some that don't, and some that don't even carry any consequences but merely brought up.

What is it that interests you with the inquisition multiplayer? Essentially I view it as "get from point A, to to point B" and killing things and gathering loot on the way. It's a grind in my perspective. Take ESO(this ine may be over reaching on comparing it to inquisition) which is an mmo, it has a grind too, but it does have quests and such that add into the grind. There's also older games like diablo, champions of Norah, maybe even never winter. I say these games are better cause they give you quests in the multiplayer, they're not the simple "A to B" that the inquisition is while fighting stuff on the way as they'll have extras where you can stray from the main path and do extras. 

I see your point now and you are right. I cant point one single thing i like on DAIMP that I cant find better in other games but i feel likes the reunion of different things that makes its interesting. I'm still new to it but i will point out what keeps me playing it again and again.

- The playstyles changes without changing anything. What i mean? Some agents/builds completly changes when i get stronger and better gear. I used to hate the arcane warrior and it was my worst mage I ever played, however when i've got better gear and overall damage it became too OP that it cant be compared to other mages even using the same gear( or same level of gear) and I suspect that it will happen to saarebas too.

- It is somehow bioware's continuation of neverwinter nights in its own world. I feel like playing it as i feel when i play a new Final Fantasy game. Its not connected but it have somehow the same "core".( Cant negate that the inquisitions coat of arms is the same as neverwinter city).

-I used to be a hardcore WoW player, and it have better quests, grinding and scripted bosses but the combat is not dynamic and fun as it is in dragon age. And even if I play it as hard as I used to play WoW I dont have the obligations I used to have there and I can keep as casual as I want. ( a common issue on most mmos due to its constant money making updates).

- I still play Neverwinter Nights sometimes on a Modded server called "Higher Grounds". It is pure power playing and grinding and they do it better than DAIMP but it is different from what we have here, we deserver options =p. And it is just old as diablo is.I dont know about Diablo 3 , it just dont turn me on.(Dungeons & Dragons Online is another good but old choice that i still play too)

- I really want some improvments on DAIMP in special the things you said. I dont care about quests but it could be more than just go from point A to B in a misson and i think it shouldnt be that hard to do. Maps with different playstyles like "survive the incoming horde" , "defend the fort or relic", "scout the caravan in a open area", would be great and easy to do with the given techonlogy we already have on DAIMP. However as simples as it may look, is just fun to log in, get a pug and play different roles on different groups i find.

- I will play TESO someday but as far as a MMORPG is more complex and rich, a simple co-op dungeon crawler rpg have its own niche.

I'm almost planning to come back, if not move on altogether. ME:A as a whole is such a letdown. DAI was a much better game in all regards if you ask me.

 ^Amen to that.