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Post by mtheillusive on Jan 9, 2023 20:47:38 GMT
This will almost go against everything I just said above, but I take it back, SAM is NOT the benefactor. And in thinking of a new important villian to further the franchise, and who might be the benefactor, I came to the conclusion that its none other than...ExoGeni
1.ExoGeni literally deals with terraforming and colonization
2.They have ALOT of money
3.They DO have an association with Cerberus, working with them as far back as the first game.
4.ExoGeni, much like the Illusive Man/Cerberus, would know something was up and some sort of danger was coming. And they clearly have some experience with both Reaper Tech (Trebin) and Prothean Tech, so it would fit the "We know something was coming, NOW we know what" from Alec Ryder's memories
5.Cerberus was an Alliance Black Ops gone wrong/rogue. ExoGeni also is associated with the Alliance, but in a very different way. Shepard and the trilogy is from a military standpoint, so Cerberus/Black Ops makes sense under those circumstances to be associated with his lore as they prepare for a future war with the Reapers. ExoGeni is for exploration and colonization...literally the whole point of Andromeda, and also post Reaper War would make a lot of sense in regards to being heavily involved in "repairing" the Milky Way.
6.ExoGeni is referenced at least twice on Eos: once in one of the forward stations by name, the other being by Liam right after you fix Eos (ice comet smashed into planet to create water...aka Trebin)
7.Director Addison, who at times appears damn near like a Cerberus plant, fits perfectly in the role of ExoGeni. Also, if there is an "Illusive Man" type of character behind ExoGeni, they may have no problem setting up ex Cerberus agents to do this that and a third (like Kadara)
8.As seen with the Thorian, they have no problem getting their hands dirty
9.As an RPG, ExoGeni being important could greatly expand potential stories, both in Andromeda and ESPECIALLY the Milky Way post Reaper War. They can have the same human idealists, etc. And like a certain somewhat said: Cerberus isn't just an organization...it's an idea. And Ideas don't die so easily...
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Post by hoku on Jan 10, 2023 8:18:01 GMT
regardless of the benefactor thing and whether it all turns out to be true or not, these are very interesting thoughts Don't think I've seen ExoGeni being brought up before, Benefactor or otherwise to explain/expand the overall stories. Any well versed codex/lore people can challenge these ExoGeni thoughts?
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 17, 2023 21:26:18 GMT
regardless of the benefactor thing and whether it all turns out to be true or not, these are very interesting thoughts Don't think I've seen ExoGeni being brought up before, Benefactor or otherwise to explain/expand the overall stories. Any well versed codex/lore people can challenge these ExoGeni thoughts? Isn't ExoGeni just another arm of Cerberus? Pretty sure we saw a link at some point in ME1.
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Post by Guardian on Jan 29, 2023 3:42:14 GMT
regardless of the benefactor thing and whether it all turns out to be true or not, these are very interesting thoughts Don't think I've seen ExoGeni being brought up before, Benefactor or otherwise to explain/expand the overall stories. Any well versed codex/lore people can challenge these ExoGeni thoughts? Isn't ExoGeni just another arm of Cerberus? Pretty sure we saw a link at some point in ME1. Yup; they did a collaboration to get the "Dragon's Teeth" to the colony that turned everyone into Husks. Cerberus delivered them, and had ExoGeni do research on them. We all know the results of those findings.
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Post by Phantom on Jan 29, 2023 4:03:08 GMT
Isn't ExoGeni just another arm of Cerberus? Pretty sure we saw a link at some point in ME1. Yup; they did a collaboration to get the "Dragon's Teeth" to the colony that turned everyone into Husks. Cerberus delivered them, and had ExoGeni do research on them. We all know the results of those findings. Just curious, if i did a thread dedicated to Exogeni and yes both of you can bring that up in that thread.
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Post by farbex on Feb 4, 2023 8:15:46 GMT
Hello everyone.
This is my first post on these forums and English is not my native language.
I have been thinking about Mass Effect 5.
Here are my hypotheses : -the game will be set after 2186 CE (Mass Effect 3) and before 2819 CE (Mass Effect : Andromeda) and only in the Milky Way. -the Destruction ending with Commander Shepard surviving is canon. -Mass Effect : Andromeda will only play a secondary role in the Mass Effect 5 storyline. I assume there will just be some dialogue references to the Andromeda Initiative, a secondary mission to reveal the identity of the Benefactor as well just one entry in the Codex and that's it. -Reapers will play a major role in the storyline. I am sure there will be some kind of cult among the factions of Mass Effect 5 that worships the Reapers. Another thing ; can the corpses of the Reapers be resurrected ? I am sure that there will be attempts. -Liara is the canonical romance. -Wrex is alive and Genophage is cured, it's canon. Wrex and the Krogans are too popular among Mass of Effect fans to pass up. -possibly a Batarian squadmate, either in the base game or in DLC. This has been a fan request for a long time. -a mission on Klencory ? This planet was a BIG subject of speculation on the old BSN. -the Collectors' base was not destroyed at the end of Mass Effect 2, it's canonical and a main mission inside this base will take place.
Do not hesitate to give me your opinion.
Cordially.
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Post by themikefest on Feb 4, 2023 12:33:05 GMT
Hello. If that does happen, I would likely not buy the game. It would upset a lot of people. I doubt Bioware would do that. While I do agree the krogan is popular with people, Wrex is one of the reason's why I don't cure the genophage. If Bioware were to go with that choice, it wouldn't bother me too much since I have cured the genophage with Wrex alive in one of my playthrough's I believe that will happen, but it wouldn't suprise me going by what the guy told the kid. The details have changed over time, it happened so long ago.
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Post by hoku on Feb 5, 2023 1:29:22 GMT
so SPOILER WARNINGS for Dragon Age at that link bsn.boards.net/post/1568141/threadunspoilered TL;DR- development for DA seems not as advanced as many believed/hoped.
- that in turn likely means ME will continue has to wait longer until the majority of Bioware resources start to shift over from DA to ME.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 5, 2023 6:12:56 GMT
Hello. If that does happen, I would likely not buy the game. It would upset a lot of people. I doubt Bioware would do that. While I do agree the krogan is popular with people, Wrex is one of the reason's why I don't cure the genophage. If Bioware were to go with that choice, it wouldn't bother me too much since I have cured the genophage with Wrex alive in one of my playthrough's I believe that will happen, but it wouldn't suprise me going by what the guy told the kid. The details have changed over time, it happened so long ago. If Liara is made the canon romance then I'm done with Mass Effect.
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Post by QuizzyBunny on Feb 5, 2023 13:03:47 GMT
If that does happen, I would likely not buy the game. It would upset a lot of people. I doubt Bioware would do that. Imagine the screaming from certain places if female Shepards were forcibly turned lesbian (although I guess technically Asari don't have genders hah). And yes, you can pry my Garrus romance from my cold dead paws.
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Post by Phantom on Feb 5, 2023 16:25:40 GMT
well I don't know how I would re-act if Liara was the canon romance and I do hope that they pair her as a villain.
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Post by hulluliini on Feb 6, 2023 12:43:16 GMT
Lol. I tried to quote you saying you don't usually cure the genophage because of Wrex. Why is that? I thought he is one of the more reasonable ones.
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Post by themikefest on Feb 6, 2023 12:59:05 GMT
Lol. I tried to quote you saying you don't usually cure the genophage because of Wrex. Why is that? I thought he is one of the more reasonable ones. I view Wrex as just another stupid krogan. This is proven in ME1 and ME3. In ME1 he decides to point his shotgun at Shepard expecting him/her to get the cure instead of destroying the base. What he failed to acknowledge is if he kills Shepard, the other squadmates and the Salarians will kill him. So much for helping his species. If he had half a brain he would give Shepard the bird then go after cure. What can happen is he found wounded trying to get the cure. He would earn respect for making an effort instead of letting his shotgun to the talking. In ME3, what happens? His shotgun does the talking. He pulls up the audio file that has Shepard saying if I sabotage the cure. What proof does the krogan have that it was sabotaged? He's not a scientist. He's not only dooming his species, but the galaxy as well. If he really wanted to help his species, he would have kept that file in his back pocket to use after the reapers are dealt with. He tells the council he met his end of the bargain while Shepard didn't. It would be up to the council to decide what to do.
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Post by Spectr61 on Feb 6, 2023 18:19:36 GMT
Reminds me of the parable about the scorpion and the frog.
(Quaffs Ryncol)
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Post by Antibaar on Mar 22, 2023 19:34:20 GMT
Hi beatiful people,pls excuse my english...But I have a theory about the next mass effect game,based on a dream that I have it couple days ago. I have this theory: the MR7 showned at N7 day,is a relay builded before or,on the time that Reaper War takes place.Why I am saying this:That relay connects to forbbiden relays,with unknown regions of MW.In OT only 2% of MW is explored,but that not means that the rest of 98% of unexplored doesent have mass relays.What I try to say...is that the new mass effect will be like Andromeda style in terms of ending.What I believe is:Humans,before the Reaper War,construct a relay wich leads to uncharted regions of mw,an stick there...and dont know about Reaper war.Kinda ME Andromeda,but in MW.What you think about this theory?ALso my theory,can cancel all endings.
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Post by hulluliini on Mar 23, 2023 8:34:07 GMT
based on a dream that I have it couple days ago. Did you touch a Prothean beacon?
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Post by JujuBindweed on Apr 15, 2023 21:06:32 GMT
based on a dream that I have it couple days ago. Did you touch a Prothean beacon? Ahhhhhhhhhhh I died laughing
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Post by Garo on Apr 19, 2023 21:13:47 GMT
I sometimes wonder where are they in the development of the next ME. Will we get a new ME game before 2030?
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Post by mtheillusive on Apr 23, 2023 21:29:13 GMT
Remember how in ME1, the background profile between colonist, earthborn, and spacer where there, as well as history?
I think the next game could potentially play on that, to the extent of CyberPunk (corporates, etc.). To where not only can you potentially choose races other than human (which would make sense in a post ME3 war setting), but a huge portion of your game is DRASTICALLY different from the other background choices, even if the ending/s lead to a similar conclusion for a potential sequel.
You could be an explorer whose game feels like ME1/Andromeda, or a merc whose game feels much more like ME2, or a soldier whose game feels much closer to the more military style missions of ME3, etc. Hell....might even be able to fit each ending from ME3 into the experience.
Much more story potential, help creating an updated Milky Way setting, etc.
Basically, even if still a primarily/only single player game, BioWare shouldn't limit themselves to creating something as narrow as the last 3 games if they don't have to.
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Post by AnDromedary on Apr 24, 2023 17:17:29 GMT
Remember how in ME1, the background profile between colonist, earthborn, and spacer where there, as well as history? I think the next game could potentially play on that, to the extent of CyberPunk (corporates, etc.). To where not only can you potentially choose races other than human (which would make sense in a post ME3 war setting), but a huge portion of your game is DRASTICALLY different from the other background choices, even if the ending/s lead to a similar conclusion for a potential sequel. You could be an explorer whose game feels like ME1/Andromeda, or a merc whose game feels much more like ME2, or a soldier whose game feels much closer to the more military style missions of ME3, etc. Hell....might even be able to fit each ending from ME3 into the experience. Much more story potential, help creating an updated Milky Way setting, etc. Basically, even if still a primarily/only single player game, BioWare shouldn't limit themselves to creating something as narrow as the last 3 games if they don't have to. I don't know man. It sounds great on paper but actually doing it is a bit of a can of worms I think. Remember that production bisgets are limited, meaning the more you spread out your content "horizontally" like this, less less you'll be able to do in each branch you create. So if you are talking actually providing distinct storylines throughout the game for the different backgrounds, that will impact the scope of the game in other areas, that much is guaranteed.
The way you wrote the third paragraph though, i you just mean that an explorer could go explore while a more military minded person could go through the story in a straight line, you can kinda already do that in Andromeda, can't you? Just follow the main quests and ignore all the side stuff.
Maybe there could be an interesting thing BW could do there, now that I think about it. You know how, usually, skipping side quests only has downsides for players? It means you are less powerful as you go through the main quest and you may miss out on some storylines. Well, how about if they'd actually give you an advantage if you choose to follow the main storyline quickly? Sort of a more nuanced version of what they did with the rescue of the Normandy's kidnapped crew in ME2? Say you have a "race against time" plot like in ME1 at some point. If you do a lot of the side stuff, you can become stronger but so does you enemy and maybe they also succeed at more of their evil plan or whatever.
But if you skip side content, you actually catch up with them sooner, you may be weaker and have missed out on some stuff but your enemy didn't have as much time to prepare either and you cathc them sooner with some positive effects there.
Hell, you could then even have specific side quests, the hinder your enemy (take away certain reinforcements they have or slow them down), so you have to choose which side missions to do and which ones to leave out.
If you do all the side stuff, maybe you'll even loose because you are too slow, so you have to pick and choose.
That would add a whole lot of replay value without the need to create too many parallel plot lines. I mean, I know devs hate it when the players cannot see all the content in one go-through because only few players will ever do a second one but mechanically this would be great.
Reminds me a ilttle of the old 90s game "Star Trek Generations". Not a great game but it did have an interesting mechanic where flying from planet to planet or doing missions would advance a timer and if you took too long, your adversary (Dr. Soren from the movie in this case) would destroy e.g. a sun or certain missions would become available or unavailable depending on time spent. You could even fail missions without failing the game, which would also cost you time. That was a very interesting mechanic for these kinds of "race against time" scenarios IMO and it could be interesting to see something like that in an ME game.
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Post by flyingsquirrel on Jun 8, 2023 18:42:56 GMT
I think the next game could potentially play on that, to the extent of CyberPunk (corporates, etc.). To where not only can you potentially choose races other than human (which would make sense in a post ME3 war setting), but a huge portion of your game is DRASTICALLY different from the other background choices, even if the ending/s lead to a similar conclusion for a potential sequel. I don't know man. It sounds great on paper but actually doing it is a bit of a can of worms I think. Remember that production bisgets are limited, meaning the more you spread out your content "horizontally" like this, less less you'll be able to do in each branch you create. So if you are talking actually providing distinct storylines throughout the game for the different backgrounds, that will impact the scope of the game in other areas, that much is guaranteed.
Yeah, I suspect that DA:O is about as far as any big-budget game will go in giving you different stories based on your character's background - that is, one or two unique missions, and different dialogue choices along the way. I'm guessing that immediate reactions from one-playthrough-only players have a bigger influence on sales than long-term reactions from people who play it multiple times. And don't games still tend to have a fairly high percentage who don't finish at all? All this means that they probably perceive diminishing returns from spending a lot of time and money creating content that a majority of players might never even see and will have limited impact on word of mouth. In the case of Mass Effect, I can't think of any entire missions that are dependent on background choice other than the short "someone on the Citadel is having a crisis" dialogue missions in ME1, where you encounter Talitha if you're a Colonist, the 10th Street Reds guy if you're Earthborn, and your mother's former crewmate if you're a Spacer. Otherwise it's usually just a line or two, like a Colonist Shepard saying "They rebuilt Mindor, but it was never the same" on Eden Prime, or Hackett telling a Spacer Shepard that his parents are still alive and helping the war effort. I think there are a few that are different for War Hero/Sole Survivor/Ruthless too.
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Post by flyingsquirrel on Jun 8, 2023 18:45:13 GMT
Anyway, has Bioware ever actually confirmed that the next game will take place in a post-ME3, canonized Destroy Milky Way setting? It seems like I hear that kind of taken for granted but I wasn't sure if it was official or based on teasers/speculation.
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Post by AnDromedary on Jun 8, 2023 19:02:59 GMT
I don't know man. It sounds great on paper but actually doing it is a bit of a can of worms I think. Remember that production bisgets are limited, meaning the more you spread out your content "horizontally" like this, less less you'll be able to do in each branch you create. So if you are talking actually providing distinct storylines throughout the game for the different backgrounds, that will impact the scope of the game in other areas, that much is guaranteed.
Yeah, I suspect that DA:O is about as far as any big-budget game will go in giving you different stories based on your character's background - that is, one or two unique missions, and different dialogue choices along the way. I'm guessing that immediate reactions from one-playthrough-only players have a bigger influence on sales than long-term reactions from people who play it multiple times. And don't games still tend to have a fairly high percentage who don't finish at all? All this means that they probably perceive diminishing returns from spending a lot of time and money creating content that a majority of players might never even see and will have limited impact on word of mouth. In the case of Mass Effect, I can't think of any entire missions that are dependent on background choice other than the short "someone on the Citadel is having a crisis" dialogue missions in ME1, where you encounter Talitha if you're a Colonist, the 10th Street Reds guy if you're Earthborn, and your mother's former crewmate if you're a Spacer. Otherwise it's usually just a line or two, like a Colonist Shepard saying "They rebuilt Mindor, but it was never the same" on Eden Prime, or Hackett telling a Spacer Shepard that his parents are still alive and helping the war effort. I think there are a few that are different for War Hero/Sole Survivor/Ruthless too. ME1 also had one exclusive mission for either 75% paragon or renegade progression. So you could only get one of those per playthrough without cheating but IIRC, that's it.
And they already rolled back on context dependend content by the time of ME3. In an interview, one of the devs once said that they considered having the whole Rachni mission in ME3 be exclusive to people who saved the queen in ME1. However, that idea was shut down pretty early in development because it was deemed to costly of a mission to only show to a subset of players (and I guess once that decision was made they then also made it the Grunt mission). So yeah, I agree, I don't think we'll see many class/background specific content in future games.
To answer your question in your other post, the main evidence we have for this is the teaser from Dec 2020. There was also an audio teaser 7 months ago, featuring Liara and the artwork of what looks like a Citadel tech based Mass Relay being built. All of those are pretty strong indications that we'll play post ME3 in the MW.
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