Honest poll on whether Shepard should return in a future Mass Effect game

The kett and angara are absurdely uninteresting and boring (damn, even characters in the game regard the lack of creativity from the developers). The Initiave is an even more absurd stupid idea (as Gaming Sins pointed, it just looks like it was a plan for removing the most stupid people from The Milky Way). So unless they completely abandon these races, create a new idea for the Initiative (not to mention a bunch of new actually interesting characters), and create tons of actually interesting races, it would be really an impossible challenge. 

If im brutally honest with myself even though i never found ME:A to be a bad game it certainly did manage to put the franchise into a place where for me my interest now is rock bottom.

Build a game in milkyway? or a game in Andromeda with the exact same races with the exact same differences doing the exact same shit

Shepard shouldnt be in another ME game unless as a data record, statue etc, if wee go back to milkyway way it either be destroy ending where enough time passed that most, if not all, chars are dead, or its a online experience where i guess cameo's are possible but doubtful for shepard atleast, but well look at revan so never say never

AS much as I loved Shepard and crew, I have to vote no. Their story is done and I don't trust Bioware anymore not to butcher the legacy so leave it be. the ME series is dead anyway. Let it RIP.

Hell no.
That's all to say on the matter.

Hell yes

My shepard picked destroy with full EMS so obliterated the reapers, survived and awoke in the rubble, so yes.

The thing with the destroy ending is... where does the game go from there?  The only real threat the entire galaxy has had to contend with for the last several millennia has been destroyed... so ME4 watches Shep in retirement drinking alternately with Jacob in Rio (if he/she lived) or drinking with Garrus at a bar in afterlife (if died).  There's nothing left... no threat that's going to suddenly rise out of nowhere within Shep's lifetime for him/her to deal with in a sequel game.

It's actually the same issue with any of the endings.  The long, long history they gave to the Reapers and their omnipotence for so long is what works against them for writing the story further.  Going to Andromeda... and then perhaps returning to the Milky Way... followed by, likely, the Jardaan or whoever attacked the Jardaan at Meridian introduces a new galactic-scale threat worthy of someone like Shepard to deal with (could even be Shepard... thrown into stasis for 1200 or so years after being found on the Citadel).

I love Shepard and his story but I wouldn't want Bioware to drag on his story for eternity. See, games like Resident Evil do this, which is why I've grown distant of the series (Adding to the fact my favorite character got booted out for no particular reason lol)!
Shepard's story ended with ME3, it's time to move on. Ryder has opened new stories I'd like to explore.

Hell no. If they brought him back it'd be nowhere near the post-war head canon I've cooked up so I don't want to see him again.

The only real existing threat I could see post destroy ending would be the Leviathan. After all, they were the Apex race prior to the creation of their own AI.

... and a much more mundane threat would make a satisfying Shepard story/... that would satisfy the types who are absolutely into adoration mode of Shepard... their personal bad ass who to took down the greatest threat in the universe of the last untold millennia?  I don't think so... it would literally be like watching him bring his/her groceries every week in comparison.  That's how even Shepard is going to feel about doing it.  Regardless of which ending you pick and how they resurrect the guy/gal, we'd still be talking about someone who survived a laser blast to the face from Harbinger himself.  Shepard is just not going to feel the least bit intimidated or challenged by any more mundane threat you might put in front of him/her.

Setting up for an eventual return to the Milky Way in the sequel game or the game after the sequel game was my guess.  Mac Walters did say in some interviews before release that a return to the Milky Way might eventually happen.  If the return is set far enough into the future... the impacts of whatever choice made in ME3 could be negated by a subsequent tragedy that occurs before the AI gets back to the MW.  Shepard, however, could still be referenced in any number of different way there... having been put in stasis (as I mentioned), through descendants of people who knew him/her, etc.