VentureBeat claims we're going to get a MET Remaster "Legendary Edition"

It's extremely difficult to make a good Cthulhuesque enemy in a game that emphasizes shooter mechanics over RPG.

what are Yanick Roy and Mac Walters doing at the moment? sirpetrakus i haven't hear nothing from andromeda. are they working on the next mass effect or dragon age?

That will never happen because nobody would agree on what needs to be "fixed", looking at the comments from the different games from BioWare and the choices they have made show that.  Take Ashley for an example I saw how many people were upset because they changed her appearance, I get it so fine.  Then look at other posts that claim BioWare only makes "ugly" characters now.  So who should they please? Then you have something like the Rachni issue, BioWare puts a choice into the game that really is unrelated, but people wanted to see it play out so in Mass Effect 3 they put a side quest into the game to appease those people that wanted to know what happened and then people got upset about how badly they did it.  Yes I probably would have preferred not to see the Rachni then how that quest was done.  It still means no matter which way BioWare goes according to your checklist there are going to be people that pick it apart because its not how they wanted BioWare to fix the games.  Not to mention any potential problems that might arise in development and put issues back into the game regardless of how well planned it is.

The best way forward is to learn from those mistakes and make the next game trying to not have those issues reoccur instead of just hoping they fix everything to everyone's personal satisfaction then realizing its only a portion that like what they did even if you are satisified.

what are Yanick Roy and Mac Walters doing at the moment? sirpetrakus i haven't hear nothing from andromeda. are they working on the next mass effect or dragon age?

I believe the issue is whether or not they were good.

Honestly, I think it was a bad concept from the start. Cthulhuesque villains don't really fit with a series that is -- or rather, pretends to be -- science fiction. In SF you're expected to deliver the goods, not handwave everything away as Secrets that are Beyond the Comprehension of Man.

I agree. It is laziness to set up to another galaxy and start the sequels from there, instead of fixing the Trilogy and have a proper sequel after ME3.

That will never happen because nobody would agree on what needs to be "fixed"

BioWare tried that with the Extended Cut and they said that they addressed what the majority of people were telling them

I'm not sure how Clarke's Third Law applies to outright irrational behavior by the Reapers. Having what they can do being inexplicable is fine. Having why they do it be nonsensical is not.

Although the bar is fairly low for this, come to think of it. The Xanth series had demons playing a game with rules which really were arbitrary relative to human (etc.) concerns, but as a game it doesn't have to make sense to people who aren't playing it. I suppose the Reapers could have just been doing everything for fun