Five Things Coming to EA Play for Anthem & Teaser

Wouldn't work for a main quest, but it would be fun for a side quest. Like, maybe a few leading up to it where you find evidence of this new species looming around, you're trying to figure out their purpose and what plans they have, and when you meet up with them they're like "You think we're gonna do WHAT? No! We just wanted to start up some trade agreements." 

I can't link to discord for the confirmation of the 4 javeline types (because it's a nightmare searching stuff there).

For Javeline being classes and some talk of customization (it's about last year gameplay reveal).
Difference between customization and personnalisation (aka mech abilities and appearance).
The comment about flying progression.

As for crafting, it's mentioned on the official website: "Customize them with gear you earn and craft,"

Reading other forums/community about the teaser is hilarious and sad at the same time.

Lots of people are thinking that the teaser is about a Raid boss, while I'm all "I've seen scenes like that in all BioWare games since 2003" and it didn't always result in a boss fight.

Some people seems clueless that cinematic co-op cutscenes have been done before. SWTOR was released in 2011 and had them at release...

People are calling the PEGI 16 the "teen rating" as if the game was going to get a ESRB T rating. All Dragon Age and ME games are PEGI 16 and ESRB M.

Today's teaser was rather "formulaic BioWare" to me.

We do know from gameplay footage that enemies can wear javelin-like suits too.

That structure reminds me of an astrolabe.

Their lead writer is a troll.....no literally she is a troll. Or a dead one to be specific.

I thought so too, but also am not trying to read too much into it. It's a teaser and the voice-over may have no relation to what we see on screen. It could be video editor's license.

So let's keep an eye on further E3 reveals to see if the story bits do include a full party of friends. That would be pretty significant.

At least it sounds like they're going to deep-dive into Anthem at their own conference this year, and not just blow it off to squeeze in their game at the MS conference, like they did last year.

I was thinking that some of the points might be more in-depth on the website instead of live actually.

The trailer is probably around 2-3 minutes.
The gameplay stuff (points 2/3), at the minimum it should be at least 7 minutes (that's how long last year was), but depending how deep they want to go on the mechs abilities that can easily reach 20+ minutes. I expect most of the "deepness" to be on the websites. I wouldn't be surprised if they fought the "problem for another day" of last year and go into Longfall Ruins though.

My main issue is 4/5, it's just weird to have what is basically a (pre-made) Q&A in the middle of the presentation and I doubt it's just going to be 10 minutes long with 3 persons.