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Post by Iakus on Nov 1, 2016 14:55:05 GMT
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Post by linksocarina on Nov 1, 2016 15:00:46 GMT
Try to read the comics and think about what happens instead of gushing over it just because it's your favorite characters doing "cool" things. I read the free comic book day one about Joker. A piece of my soul died. Seriously if the rest were at that level of quality... This is why I don't read comics, quality is super hit or miss. I don't know, I have no real issue with Walters honestly. Well see what happens with Andromeda.
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Post by Link"Guess"ski on Nov 1, 2016 16:30:13 GMT
Yeah, sure, traveling to Andromeda breaks what Mass Effect was special for which was the Relays and the sense of realism despite of how much of a fantasy it was. There's real weight to the feeling that we're only capable of going beyond Earth and our Milky Way galaxy thanks to the Relays which origins were unknown, but despite of being a terrible contrivance, rebooting the series where we "somehow" made it to Andromeda via unthinkable technology is just the only way the series can escape the hellhole of what the endings of ME3 did to the canon.
It's a chance to redefine a new sense of realism for this new setting taking place 400 years later, only, there's no feeling of home now because we can no longer compare humans or Earth in the same way to all the wonderful planets we go to or relatively feel close to real life's time line, so now it's full on fantasy-sci-fi. That's my biggest turnoff about this game and it has always been, but I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt. If it has good gameplay, it has good gameplay and if the story is great, the story is great. I don't need anything else.
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Post by Lawrence0294 on Nov 1, 2016 16:36:20 GMT
Mac Walters is the lead writer ?
....someone please hold me =(
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Post by Element Zero on Nov 2, 2016 4:52:52 GMT
Yeah, sure, traveling to Andromeda breaks what Mass Effect was special for which was the Relays and the sense of realism despite of how much of a fantasy it was. There's real weight to the feeling that we're only capable of going beyond Earth and our Milky Way galaxy thanks to the Relays which origins were unknown, but despite of being a terrible contrivance, rebooting the series where we "somehow" made it to Andromeda via unthinkable technology is just the only way the series can escape the hellhole of what the endings of ME3 did to the canon. It's a chance to redefine a new sense of realism for this new setting taking place 400 years later, only, there's no feeling of home now because we can no longer compare humans or Earth in the same way to all the wonderful planets we go to or relatively feel close to real life's time line, so now it's full on fantasy-sci-fi. That's my biggest turnoff about this game and it has always been, but I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt. If it has good gameplay, it has good gameplay and if the story is great, the story is great. I don't need anything else. This sums up most of the feelings I chose to set aside back when they announced that we are indeed traveling to Andromeda. The ass-pull technology, the ruining of the near-future setting, and the lost sense of adventuring in our own back yard... all of that was a huge deal for me. Still, I want to keep playing ME games, so I had to get on board with this "Andromeda Initiative", as it eventually came to be known. Ultimately, if the game still feels like Mass Effect; if it still has characters, gameplay and features I love, I'll enjoy it. I always would've preferred the series remain in the near-future Milky Way, but they lacked the courage to make that game, and it's pointless to belabor the point any further. I'm hoping for an amazing new ME experience in Andromeda.
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