No More Patches/Content for MEA (Single Player)

I have no doubt they cast a shadow. I wasn't as critical as others over them but understand others hesitation with ME:A. I was also there when it imploded but many a "Pro-Enders" considered the "Haters" nothing more than a vocal minority and took every chance they had to rub it in.

Not true at all, I thought Adromeda was shit and I am looking forward to Anthem. 

Doubt it, I think they're targeting a completely different audience with Anthem, which has little in common with the audience that was interested in their former games.  So there is no bad blood, for them. 

Yet. 

Not much. Watching the world explode.



We have a Leo Varadkar fellow over here. Is he from over there? He seems nice, although I suppose one can never be sure with politicians.

We'll try not to get him too drunk before we send him home.

I wonder who they are targeting with A. Destiny crowd, for sure.

But I wonder if it's going to be story-heavy RPG. Or mostly action shooter.

When I was selecting a difficulty level on MEA, the UI described it as a "shooter."

I was not impressed.

While I liked ME:A for the most part I agree with the bolded completely. Most of the quest just felt like filler to pad the game for both DA:I and ME:A. To this day I've yet to finish a play through on DA:I. ME2 and ME3 felt a lot better in that regard.

I hope they take out the bold part for DA4.

HAHA Truths!

Like if they had done more with the whole army aspect of DAI it could've been an incredibly interesting concept. I think I was expecting a bit more of a (old and sorta obscure? JRPG reference incoming) Suikoden approach to whole army and agent recruitment thing that DAI had going on, where the people you recruit (and by extension, the sidequests you complete) actually have some impact on the story and the world itself. I remember it was teased in a early trailer and then I guess they ran out of time and ultimately scrapped it, but aside from a few major plot points, the Inquisition as a whole was just sorta... there. Sure, you completed sidquests. In theory, you made a difference. But these agents you recruit show up at your castle briefly, give you a line of dialogue, and... nothing. Nothing! And the stronghold things?? I remember being really confused after going through an incredibly difficult fight to liberate a stronghold and thinking. That's it? There's no impact on story whatsoever? No over-arching consequences of liberating this huge tower full of bandits/demons/ancient evil trapped in a time bubble?

I loved the idea of making planets livable in MEA. I completed all the vaults and sidequests by the end of my second playthrough in MEA, and I genuinely enjoyed the architect fights (sorta wished there were more ngl >>). But getting 100% habitability in MEA was ultimately sorta...? Anticlimactic? Not sure what I expected, to be honest. Maybe a bit more fanfare after having hauled my ass through a million and three pointless fetch quests as Andromeda's most overqualified errand boy. Maybe more fetch quests. I don't know. Something more than what I got, hahaha.

DAI and MEA as a whole had a lot of interesting concepts that I really don't think they made the most of. With what existed, they could have been great games, but the execution as a whole ultimately came up rather short. It's like they have all these cool ideas but they don't build on them? But if that's the case, why include them at all?

Anyways, this is unnecessarily verbose and rambling HAHA.

Kinda sounds like some on the BSN complaining about Jason Schreier defending his credibility right?