Anthem or MEA DLC?

If I lost my job, ran through all my savings, and pawned whatever was left until I had about 70 bucks left (except for my gaming device obviously)...

I'd buy Andromeda DLC because frankly, I just finished a runthrough and I'm pretty jazzed about it and filled with general warm fuzzies.* But I might get both. Depends on how Anthem looks once you take the hood off. I'm predisposed to hate it, because it's not MY TYPE of game. But on the same hand, for me, the worst Bioware gaming experience I had was still pretty decent, so.... Huh.

*Except I'd probably save it for food if I was down to 70 bucks because Mama Trilobitederby taught me good fiscal habits.

What a silly poll.

If both projects were independent from each other from the start.I don't see why both can't exist.Especially if we re talking about comparing production for DLC of an already existing game(the tools,resources and assets are already there) vs. The full production of a new I.P. DLC for MEA would cost a tiny fraction anyway so from a logical and financial stand point,it wouldnt be detrimental to the production of Anthem.Plus, people are begging for DLC for MEA.I know I am.It would be a good move to release it.I don't think BW Montreal working on DLC wpuld affect BW Edmonton in any way.

WOLFENSTAIN II!

Muh quarian bumbum DLC ofc

anthem is already developed by another studio, bioware edmonton
mea was made by bioware montreal,
bioware montreal has been downscald and gutted and almost nobody works there now, it's empty, there won't be any dlc for mea


anthem will release within next year,
anthem is the mass effect game we were waiting for

Except its not Mass Effect. It looks like Destiny, Zero Dawn edition. Or that license game, Avatar, based on the same movie. And even Destiny looked more innovative and intresting before its release than Anthem now, it turned out to be such a shallow mess tough.

Theres no krogans, no turians, no asari, no quarians. No space travel. Probably not even that much story, personalities or places to explore, especially if it mimics Destiny even more.

Just some jackasses in Ironman armors cracking jokes in a pretty jungle, looting and shooting monsters (cause thats so original, isnt it now, we havent had those games a dozen times before). If thats the part you enjoy about bioware games, then go ahead. I enjoyed something completely different.

Mass Effect was something quite unique, and it got thrown into hell so EA could have their Destiny clone. Cause apparently Star Wars battlefront wasnt enough for pew pew fans, they just had to have Avatar:Dawn of Destiny edition too.

Ive said it before and i say it again. For now, this looks and smells more like a game that EA wanted to make, than Bioware wanted to make.

Or maybe its like the novel Animal Farm, the pigs and humans, you look at them now, and you cant make a damn difference anymore.

For anthem, I would say that for the first time in my life, I am not excited for a bioware game. The gameplay and combat looks fine because, well it is the super combat of MEA but made better, so it looks nice.

But that said, it really look like a destiny clone with a more fleshed out story. The problem with that is even if the story is well done, I won't give a fuck about it because its just not my type of game. I bought destiny, but only the year two version with the first 3 big dlc at a reduce price, and even then I did not liked it that much, it was fine but that's it.

The only reason I played Swtor is that even if it is an MMO, it had the bioware classic storytelling, that was what I was looking for and I founded it and I absolutely loved it, I made the 8 story classes in a short amount of time and did the expansion with all the enthusiasm possible. I play it 3 months a year by waiting for more content to be made, in between the moment where I finish it,

But for Anthem, nothing shows me I will love the game, a "better made destiny" is not what I except from Bioware. It might be good and maybe people will love it, but if it does not have the bioware classic storytelling, with dialogue option, romance, companion, moral choices to allow for multiple playthrought, I will probably just wait a year until it gets on sale then pick it up. That is something I cannot do for a bioware game that I have to get on release day.

I will be cautious with that game, for now I am much more hyped for MEA dlc's.

Can the online part and put it in a futuristic urban setting like Minority Report and we might be on to something! 

I'm probably going to end up getting it too, but I'm gonna lone wolf that bitch as much as the game allows. 

lone wolf?  what is that? not a verb

anyway, i'd love to have squadmates to explore that strange, dagerous, wild unknown planet
i hope we can control them and choose their equipment and weapons

Anything is a verb with a big enough shoehorn in the right context. Sadly, your squad would be comprised strictly of rudimentary creatures of blood and flesh.