Everything that was wrong with Andromeda. A video that sums it up well.

Yeah, sorry but Cypherj is correct here. "Probably" is a synonym for "almost certainly", and "expect" means "you think it's likely to happen" so if Blake says you'll "probably see something" he expects it to happen (in fact Merriam Webster defines "probably" as "to be expected"). So by Blake's own words he expected 3 million at launch. That's practically a fact going by the meaning of words in general and what he said. As cypherj then said, Blake expected those to be 30-50%, which is 6-10 million. 6 million is the low end of those expectations.

As it seems you have some kind of dictionary there you should perhaps look up depending, dependant, dependancy etc? 

Nah, it's the reality of AAA gaming. Zeschuk said 8 years ago that 10 million was the new target, but targets keep increasing so ideally targets would be higher today than it was a decade ago ... except that Bioware still can't hit their target from a decade ago  

To put it in perspective Bioware is supposed to be one of the greatest RPG studios in the West. Andromeda had a budget comparable to Witcher 3, Witcher 3 sold about 20 million units (the series has sold 33 million all up I think), so a 10 million target would be half that? 6-10 million would be a third to a half of that? Not that crazy really.

1) We're not discussing taste, we're talking about good writing/storytelling.  There are clear and concise objective rules to good writing/storytelling...those elements are not subjective.  Don't take my word for it, feel free to discuss this with a university lit. professor or professional novelist.
2) This is true, however if the majority loved it we would have had a dlc or two by now with Bioware discussing a planned sequel.  Hasn't happened...very unlikely that it will.

Oh pfffft. I grasp whatever context is most convenient for my argument :3 ...

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context. In some manner  

Well, good luck on the hope front then.

Count me as one who doesn't care nor desires a remaster. I have all three currently on my XBox and can play them whenever I want right now. Not sure what a remaster will do for the series other than make it more "glossy" and give the haters a second chance to complain about ME3's ending.

In order for it to be worth the effort, they'd need to overhaul the combat system, inventory system and Mako weapons in ME1 and include all SP DLCs for the franchise to really move some units. Otherwise, it will just be lost in the current sea of remasters.

I wouldn't change the Renegage/Paragon options, story, the choices, etc...I would just upgrade the combat, which feels extremely stiff compared to ME2 and ME3, the inventory system, which is unwieldy and gets ridiculous later in the game, and upgrade the Mako with a targeting system for it's weapons that isn't verging on guessing.  More of a structural overhaul where the narrative and dialogue choices all stay the same.  Again, I am only listing the reason I would actually re-purchase a game I've played 50 or 60 times. 

Redoing combat isn’t within the scope of a remaster. That’s a full remake, a big endeavor. I’d be content if they modified (I’d prefer eliminated, but I’m not crazy) ME2’s planet-scanning to make it about 10 to 50 times faster. It’s gaming deadweight that I usually edit out of my experience.

I’d want all of the character textures that I likewise edit into my experience added into the Character Creator. (I’m thinking of all of the hairstyles and the like to which Shep has no access). If the CC could be slightly expanded and more unified across the trilogy, that would be great; but maybe that’s too close to “remake” territory. Face Codes in ME1 might be cool, but not really needed.

Seamless imports are an obvious must. ME3 did a good job of telling you exactly which world state you were importing. ME2 could be improved in that regard.

Otherwise, I’d be happy to be able to play MET with fresh textures and improved lighting on my PS4 Pro. It may never happen for ME1, but I can dream. There just isn’t any compelling reason for me to buy an XBOX in this current “generation”. Being able to unload the clutter of the old 360 would be great. I’ve only kept it, at this point, for the MET. It’s not yet even unpacked since my recent move. I hate clutter.

The only reason I can think of BioWare/EA committing resources to a remaster is get all three games finally on the PS4.  I still don't think I'd purchase it on the PS4 as I already have it on the PS3 but it might be a low-cost way to generate sales on a 6 year old franchise as why would you not want it on the world's best selling console.  They could even make a port for Switch through their remastering efforts.  A "Remake" of ME1 is just part of my wishlist.

I invested a small fortune in MET over the years, and it was totally worth it. It was a great cost:enjoyment ratio, given my hours spent playing and talking about the series. I'd definitely dole out a few more dollars in order to get it on the PS4. I could finally, permanently retire my 360 at that point. The thing is just in the way. I'm not a fan of holding onto old tech. I'd love to recycle it.