Should EA and Bioware keep the original trilogy alive?

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My opinion and it could be the same from EA is that touching the original games is like running with nitroglycerin its extremely volatile and could explode with very little disturbance. I think for the foreseeable future unless the way the people react changes to something they don't like, the best we are going to get is making older versions work on the newer hardware. EA has the original trilogy working with EA and Origin Access, while Sony ruined it for their customers by claiming EA Access was a poor value for their customers and told EA no.

As far as waiting, I think as I mentioned above its going to rely on people changing and not console hardware. I can see a lot of areas where people are just going to erupt because EA changed or didn't change something in the games and how "easy" it could be for them to do it because all their fans feel the same way about those changes.

Censorship even if it is self imposed is problematic and there is no guarantee that the game would even sell in China. The box of worms having a censored version for China is the people here would want toggles for the content they don't like since they have asked for it in the past to protect them from the horrors of a SJW agenda towards same sex content BioWare has.

Getting an updated trilogy would be interesting, but my belief is that they should only be able to tart up the game and add new content. No removing content that doesn't work with future games, no retcons, just new content. For example, Ashley in ME3 is barely functioning, so if she had more content then that'd be awesome.

I'd also be fine with ME1 & 2 getting updated to ME3's combat. But ME3 would need to get the ability to stow your weapons like ME1 & 2.

I'd rather they do something post reaper war. I just recently finished a trilogy run. The games still look good. They dont need a remaster.

Yes, is the answer.  I feel like I'm reading posts from an especially literate 10 year old.

They can. Here's a suggestion.

I would also like to have a remaster. 

Yes and no. I like ME1's leveling system way better. It was somewhat restored in MEA but I'd prefer to have to carefully choose what skill/power/tech abilities I want to upgrade rather than just a few where in some cases I'm not even sure it makes much difference. I really notice in ME1 when I have to bring Tali along to hack some things instead of any random squadmate like in ME2 and ME3. That's because Tali tends to be better at that (as is Kaidan, if you properly upgrade him) whereas Wrex and Garrus are useless in that respect. More RP is better. As far as combat system, yes, the ability to climb up onto things or leap over them in ME1 would be outstanding. Also, Vanguard is almost an entirely different class in ME1 than what we have in ME2 or ME3. I almost an that upgrade that includes Biotic Charge could be something gained after the Rogue VI mission.

if they did a con current Shepard Milk way galaxy, I would like an Different PC than Shepard. For example, Turian Blue Suns merc with a batarian heavy engineer, or a Geth Hunter with a Geth Engineer buddy.

As much as I would love a Cerberus Phantom as a PC for a Con Current Mass Effect that leads into a Post Reaper Galaxy, I just want a good mass effect game.

HD remaster for current gen console (and hopefully next gen if they allow backwards compatibility) yes.

Everything else I don't care about.

I'm not big on "remasters" but I do think they should bring the franchise back to the Milky Way. I'd like to see a title set during the First Contact War and humanity's coming to terms with not only not being alone, but being only 1 small part of a very large, very old galactic community.

I think the original world Bioware built is fleshed out enough and complex enough to the point where they can write solid stories that do not depend, either directly or indirectly, on Reapers. I'd love to play a straight-up human N7, or a Turian fleet commander, or a Salarian STG operative... There's a LOT of possibilities.

I understand that a post-ME3 title would be impractical as ME3 conclusions leave way too many variables, but there's a lot to work with as "prequils."

That's just my 0.02 USD. Your mileage may vary of course.

But why Liara should be a villain? It doesn't make sense.