Add ons to a trilogy remaster?

New multiplayer maps would actually be pretty nice addition, especially if you're one of those people who pretty much memorized every firebase the original game had to offer. 

Me? I wouldn't mind some small cosmetic goodies thrown about here and there, like new armor sets. As one who really didn't like the overabundance of Cerberus-branded shit despite them becoming zombie Nazis in space, having some new armor would be welcome. I would not be opposed to the CC getting some tweaks in the process. Looking back at ME's character creator for each game, it was seriously limited.

While I'm overall fine with the ending, it'll always be that elephant in the room. Personally I'd welcome a change to the trilogy's conclusion, but more than that, I feel that a remaster of the game might have a hard time leaving it as it was in the previous gen version.

I thought about new weapons, but ME3 had so many fun unique weapons that it wouldn't be necessary really. However, that would be a good opportunity for ME1 and 2, where we had weapons that were so similar as to feel generic, or there were just not that many at all. I'd so go for having my Harrier retroactively be with my Shepard since the beginning. Biower pls.

I don't think many would play it. A lazy remaster just doesn't pull as many buyers.

I think the idea of a remaster was shot down with the DAI Keep like update on the archive site.

It would have to be a lot more than a simple remaster for me to be interested, the trilogy has aged quite well considering. Not sure what would be good though.

What you're talking about seems more like an actual remake than a remaster. More than likely a remaster would probably use all of the same old audio with just a glossy layer over the visuals. 

As for making Kaidan bisexual in the first game, I don't really see why that would be a problem. Retroactively acknowledging something established firmly in the last game shouldn't really be a big deal, should it?

Now, if they made Ashley bisexual, then beam me up Joker. 

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The thing is to me if you are going back and remastering a game people will expect changes even if EA comes out at the announcement and says "no changes to what was sold" you will have people upset about anything they found deficient.  I can see that now with Blizzard and Classic World of Warcraft, people have changed from "we want classic servers" to "we want classic servers, but include this upgrades".

Now I get you might feel that way about Kaiden, but the comments I saw around when they made Jaal bisexual for players gives me no real room for hope people might be accepting of changes.

Just remaster the trilogy giving it a new coat of paint. With all 3 games, include all dlc's, and include all weapon and armor packs for $59.99. I would be ok with that.

As for add-ons? I don't know. Add the Harbinger dlc.

I would be interested in a remaster if it:

Updates all graphics and game rules to ME3 level
adds all DLC into the set, and I mean ALL of them

I don’t want anything else changed.

And, a better CC in all three. I really like the apha-numeric codes for each aspect of the facial options (so they can be shared among players, and use these codes in all three games). Plus, better or more hair options, and hair that can move/flow a little bit.

Allow for mods and cheats in SP mode in all three games (can Frostbite allow for this?).

And using stealthier paths to go undetected and bypass enemies (XP for not being detected).

Aside some metions of the others:

Amplified the assualt on Earth (you are attacking with a massive fleet, you should be able to capture/fight an entire continent at least).

With that in mind...
- Open several fronts across the globle to divert some pressure from London (ex. east/west coast of North America, The southern part of South america, Middle-east, etc...)
- Contact with different resistance cells and help them
- Bring back the Mako and throw more armored vehicles (Make battlefield: 2185)

Easy modding for console players. That's about it. I don't see this happening though, the archive to me says they are looking forward, not backward. And always twirling, twirling! Yeah.