Any news on ME4?

BioWare's post launch support has always been pretty lackluster since DA Origins. They'll fix bugs that stop players from completing the game but seem to consider everything else as low priority. DAO still gives you the wrong journal entry for Redcliffe if you pick the lyrium solution, you can still lose all your gear in DAA's silverite mines, the banter bug is still present in DAI and MEA fiends still teleport. You can even tell that they gave up on DAI's banter bug because Trespasser has manually activated banter instead of relying on the vanilla game's automatic banter, and MEA fiends no longer kill you in MP, they only down you. Workarounds for problems they couldn't or didn't want to fix.

Kirrahe's guy came in for DLC?

My answer is same as Gileadan's. Bio never fixes the trivial bugs anymore. They haven't since NWN, which had an extended patch cycle.

He wouldn't have to. Just remove his comment about saying Garrus' name.

So its trival? That means they can't say your choices matter, right?

Sounds like the “jurulisk”, “an ultraterrestrial (read extra-dimensional) being of incomprehensible dimensions”, from Numenera. I love that setting.

Doesn't matter if a choice is trival, its still a choice. It was ignored. Can't say your choices matter if one is ignored. This isn't rocket science.

They want more of the same because it's familiar, comfortable, and safe with just prettier graphics.

I would rather have a fun and new experience that I enjoy and made feel something then a game with just pretty graphics and leaves me feeling nothing like The Witcher 2 and Horizon Zero Dawn. 

If its not ignoring, then what do you call it?

This is simply wrong. They can say that, and then people like you can complain about what they said not being completely accurate.

If they had made ME4 they would have to either set in thousands of years after the events of ME3 to make the endings and their consequences have faded into legend or they would have chose one ending to be the "definitive" ending to ME3 and thus pissing off fans of the other endings causing further and/or more butthurt in their fanbase again, because some people that can't let that go and move on with their lives or set the next game in a different galaxy.

Frankly that is one of the main reasons why I love MEA it is not just a sequel to ME3, it is a spin-off/sequel much like Star Trek: The Next Generation is a spin-off/sequel to Star Trek. 

Here me out, This might be completely retard of an idea.


What if many elements of all 4 endings were true to a point? Keep in mind that grandpa was telling Legends to his grandson in the stargazer scene.

So what my retard idea that your Player Character(a veteran of Reaper War concurrent with Shepard; he could be of any faction) wakes up 600 years post ME3, where there is still a Reaper presence and controlling a harvest and demanding Eugenics program that is making a purer species to build several new Reapers. Henry Lawson of ME3 fame is one of the Leaders(a very self interested Qusling) that was kept alive by Reaper Technology left un-indoctrinated but given plenty of power to keep him loyal and people of the Reaper Controlled Space view him as a hero and using Shepard's legend to keep people happy. In my head, it will be more of a Control flavor.

This has more of Destroy/Refuse Elements, Also Within the Terminus terrorties, there is another government made up by the Suriving Members of various factions of Reaper war that is developing technology. I don't know if there is an uneasy truce or not but this will be a safe area within the Terminus area for your crew.

My above idea could work with any faction under a hand of a better writer than myself.

If they are hellbent on putting ME on ice for a long time the least bioware could do is at least give us a single player star wars game set in the old republic era. It would do a lot of good for both bioware and EA and a good singleplayer star wars game similar to what kotor was is desperately needed right now.

I don't think that would happen.  The market has decided that it isn't that interested in MMOs anymore, the people that want to play them are playing the ones that are existing and have developed friendships and the like that they probably don't want to abandon for the next big thing.  There have been too many meh releases that are just successful enough to please shareholders, but don't have the following as the ones that already exist and die a slow death.  To me World of Warcraft was a fluke and a perfect storm and the exact right moment in time and I don't think anyone including Blizzard can catch that lightning again.

My hope is actually the opposite and that they scale back the game to be closer to what Mass Effect 1 was for then the focus can be on exactly what people are expecting from a BioWare game and that is a tight story with developed characters and not being padded out to try and generate more hours of gameplay.