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

Honestly, either would be fine with me, I just want there to be a default femshep option that's carried seamlessly through all 3 games and splashed all over the promotional art like there is with maleshep so she feels like as much a "canon" part of the game as broshep.

Obviously, you cannot comprehend. I simply stated that they can improve animations and gameplay by motion capture. Simple as that.

That's quite an unusual request. I don't understand it, but then again, I don't have to. I don't care who the promotional material is about, as long as it catches my eye. I most certainly don't require a dude on a cover for my eye to be caught. In fact, there's not a single dude on any cover of my porno mag collection.

I think you're missing a greater problem with Bioware; you can make a great game, that nobody buys. If you can make a great game, make the great game, but make it in a way that people will buy it. Market interest, public reception and critical reception of Bioware are at an all time low. Which altogether leads to the creation of a very negative climate for whatever Bioware does. Right now, Bioware can be viewed as two things; a property that needs to be invested further in and grown, because you've paid too much for it, like Disney is currently doing with Star Wars, or as a liability that needs to be cut sooner, rather than later. Bioware's reputation needs to be fixed and it needs to be fixed yesterday. Anthem NEXT and DA4 are each, at best, two years away at the earliest and the MET texture pack won't fix it.

To spring off the fem shep in marketing thing - I really hope we get some good box art. I'd be kinda disappointed if the trilogy is represented by a typical focus tested buzz cut guy looking out into the vague distance.

I understand what the stakes are. But the main reasons why that Andromeda and Anthem are poorly made is because of problems from upper management, politics, lack of leadership, competence, and a lack of vision. So they really need to get to work on their leadership, if they want to get the team back into shape to be more efficient than before.

Then they've done a horrible job.

They found the money, somehow... Also, everything's cheaper over there, and being an unrepentant crunch studio doesn't hurt. Getting a few million here and there from the government also doesn't hurt.    

And BW does use motion/performance capture, but it's really expensive so they can't use it for everything. That said, EA has a top-end motion capture studio in Vancouver which I know they use. Again, it comes down to budget and where you spend your money.

BW doesn't get the big budgets though because they don't rake in the big dough. EA will always prioritize their money-maker franchises over the relatively niche games BW makes (barring SW), on top of which are just riskier ventures. BW lost it's Montreal studio after the ME:A's poor showing. I suspect Anthem had a sizable budget, but it didn't pan out for them. And that's why they're trying so hard to recoup something from that investment. DA:I's was BW's best-selling game ever, and even it didn't quite break the 10m units sold mark. So you can probably see why EA's not throwing AAAA money & resources at BW for future projects. They simply get better ROI from their other big properties.

Absolutely. But even so, you can still end up with a good game, a great game even, that nobody buys, because nobody cares about Bioware. Bioware needs to make care people about Bioware and can Bioware make people care about Bioware through "My Face is Tired 2: Electric Boogaloo"? Maybe for the memes, once it's on the bargain bin for $5, not for spending $60 on a release.

What makes a good game is subjective.