Two years from now do you see yourself still playing MP?

I'll continue to play it off and on, like I did with ME3. There are some mechanics which are worse than ME3, but overall, I enjoy the gameplay at least as much as ME3 MP. I really like the increased mobility, which has allowed me to get out of situations that would be impossible in ME3 (without playing an inf). And that allows me to take a little more risk, which makes it more exciting.

I play for the space magic, so I'll probably go back to play ME3 MP as well. My fav characters are split about 50/50 between ME:A and ME3, so there's no reason to stop playing either one.

Yes... you are a casual....lol. And no, its not a "bad" thing. I was saying bioware (as well as gaming in general) is taking the "catering to casual" route. As in catering to people who literally will play on a mobile device while constipated. And nothing more. There is nothing wrong with that in general, no one is dying (I hope), but for BSNer types, it is a kick in the rectum.
Casuals don't need quality, they don't stick around long enough.
Casuals don't need depth, they aren't invested enough.

Casuals literally are just that, around for a quick fix until something else comes along. (that cost $60, which is also crap, anyone else notice the pattern? )

The reason not only MEA, but a lot of american/non-asian games are comming out in beta stage, is because the casual crowd literally does not give a fuck. The issue is, casuals are not a fanbase, they are means to profit. Looking at your post, I would take it you would not really be playing MEAMP if your friends weren't. And, you would more than likely be playing a game you don't really like, simply because you have fun playing with your friends. Thats not a bad thing again, but its also not who BSNers are, or the actual core of Biowares fanbase. (imo, idk I could surely be wrong... :srs: ) So now we have a game sold to a larger portion of the fanbase, that was made to cater to people who are on the throne dropping logs.....


Well, atm, especially on PC, those people are done :poop: ing and moving on to something else.

Mass effect 3 wasn't all that great either imo, (the casual crap already started to creep in) but there was still some depth, and like the whole point of this post, people were still investing time in the game after 2 years.

tl;dr Angry birds and pokemon go, are to blame for this!

I think your post is arrogant and borderline insulting. I wouldnt dare to tell anyone they are not true fans or part of a community. The fact that I have invested thousands of hours to Bioware games does not make me a hardcore fan or part the fanbase? Would a casual even bother searching for and joining a gaming community? Visiting and posting in the community on daily basis? I'm not sure what your "true BSNer" qualifications are tbh.

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I think the way bioware released this $60 game is insulting.....





 Your still a casual player.... yes I am insulting you. (if you think its a bad thing )

If you invested that much into the game, do you really think your casual? Does my opinon really even matter if that is the truth... lol

I can see myself playing this game one game or two games a day for quite prolonged time. 

...However, I will never play this game off and on. Once it`s off... I am sure I will be finished with MEAMP.

Just personal difference.

It's not all about being hardcore, it's about having some standards. Nobody these days seems to have any standards anymore, and that's who these fail products are being marketed toward (I'm not just talking videogames). And that's why fail products exist.

And online games are supposed to thrive off high replay value, both Bungie and BioWare want their Destiny and Destiny clone to last 10 years. You aren't going to get high replay value of 10 years if your online game is geared more toward the casuals, with less depth and well designed challenge.