Michael Gamble @gamblemike If there was something you were expecting (based on our initial plan we released) that was not in this patch.. DONT WORRY. More to come!
Is it too late for them to remove those cheesy headphones on the new casual outfit? I don't mind the outfit itself, its the weird corny headphones that make absolutely no sense.
Mass Effect Trilogy, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age Inquisition, KOTOR, Jade Empire, Mass Effect Andromeda, SWTOR, Anthem, Mass Effect Legendary Edition
Michael Gamble @gamblemike If there was something you were expecting (based on our initial plan we released) that was not in this patch.. DONT WORRY. More to come!
Is it too late for them to remove those cheesy headphones on the new casual outfit? I don't mind the outfit itself, its the weird corny headphones that make absolutely no sense.
To be fair Bioware never had much clothing sense, even in previous games.
Is it too late for them to remove those cheesy headphones on the new casual outfit? I don't mind the outfit itself, its the weird corny headphones that make absolutely no sense.
To be fair Bioware never had much clothing sense, even in previous games.
In the wake of BioWare’s polarizing Mass Effect: Andromeda, fans have wondered where the lauded sci-fi series will go next. The answer, according to people familiar with the studio, is nowhere—at least for the time being. BioWare has put Mass Effect on hiatus and turned Andromeda’s developer, BioWare Montreal, into a support studio, according to four sources close to the company.
That doesn’t mean there will never be another Mass Effect game, of course. It’s unlikely that BioWare will kill the popular sci-fi franchise. But BioWare is letting Mass Effect sit for a while rather than putting staff on Andromeda’s follow-up right away, those sources said.
Last month, a number of BioWare Montreal employees were transferred to the studio EA Motive, also based in Montreal, to work on Star Wars Battlefront II. Those remaining at BioWare Montreal will help support BioWare’s other games including the new intellectual property, code-named Dylan, which we expect the company to announce at E3. BioWare Montreal will also continue to patch and support Andromeda’s multiplayer.
In the wake of BioWare’s polarizing Mass Effect: Andromeda, fans have wondered where the lauded sci-fi series will go next. The answer, according to people familiar with the studio, is nowhere—at least for the time being. BioWare has put Mass Effect on hiatus and turned Andromeda’s developer, BioWare Montreal, into a support studio, according to four sources close to the company.
That doesn’t mean there will never be another Mass Effect game, of course. It’s unlikely that BioWare will kill the popular sci-fi franchise. But BioWare is letting Mass Effect sit for a while rather than putting staff on Andromeda’s follow-up right away, those sources said.
Last month, a number of BioWare Montreal employees were transferred to the studio EA Motive, also based in Montreal, to work on Star Wars Battlefront II. Those remaining at BioWare Montreal will help support BioWare’s other games including the new intellectual property, code-named Dylan, which we expect the company to announce at E3. BioWare Montreal will also continue to patch and support Andromeda’s multiplayer.
Before launch this would have devestated me. Now, I'm ok with it. Let's hope they'll make something amazing in ten years, or give the license to other devs for cool spinoffs.
In the wake of BioWare’s polarizing Mass Effect: Andromeda, fans have wondered where the lauded sci-fi series will go next. The answer, according to people familiar with the studio, is nowhere—at least for the time being. BioWare has put Mass Effect on hiatus and turned Andromeda’s developer, BioWare Montreal, into a support studio, according to four sources close to the company.
That doesn’t mean there will never be another Mass Effect game, of course. It’s unlikely that BioWare will kill the popular sci-fi franchise. But BioWare is letting Mass Effect sit for a while rather than putting staff on Andromeda’s follow-up right away, those sources said.
Last month, a number of BioWare Montreal employees were transferred to the studio EA Motive, also based in Montreal, to work on Star Wars Battlefront II. Those remaining at BioWare Montreal will help support BioWare’s other games including the new intellectual property, code-named Dylan, which we expect the company to announce at E3. BioWare Montreal will also continue to patch and support Andromeda’s multiplayer.
Before launch this would have devestated me. Now, I'm ok with it. Let's hope they'll make something amazing in ten years, or give the license to other devs for cool spinoffs.
EA will put that license in a vault where it will crumble to dust before anyone gets to touch it, unfornately. This is a sad day. Andromeda wasn't exactly epic, but i liked it and there was plenty of story threads i wanted to follow. Now that is gone.
It honestly staggers me that Andromeda has basically been dubbed a 'failure'.
Sure it has issues, and it definitely needed another 6 months in the oven, but it's like the studio execs have got completely swept up in the hysteria around it and are talking like it was released to a barrage of 3/10 reviews.
I was so excited about where the franchise was heading; hoping some of Andromeda's issues would be taken into account for the next game and much like ME1 to ME2, we'd see an instant classic in MEA2.
You don't just give up on something like this - you stick it out and make it work.
In the wake of BioWare’s polarizing Mass Effect: Andromeda, fans have wondered where the lauded sci-fi series will go next. The answer, according to people familiar with the studio, is nowhere—at least for the time being. BioWare has put Mass Effect on hiatus and turned Andromeda’s developer, BioWare Montreal, into a support studio, according to four sources close to the company.
That doesn’t mean there will never be another Mass Effect game, of course. It’s unlikely that BioWare will kill the popular sci-fi franchise. But BioWare is letting Mass Effect sit for a while rather than putting staff on Andromeda’s follow-up right away, those sources said.
Last month, a number of BioWare Montreal employees were transferred to the studio EA Motive, also based in Montreal, to work on Star Wars Battlefront II. Those remaining at BioWare Montreal will help support BioWare’s other games including the new intellectual property, code-named Dylan, which we expect the company to announce at E3. BioWare Montreal will also continue to patch and support Andromeda’s multiplayer.
Before launch this would have devestated me. Now, I'm ok with it. Let's hope they'll make something amazing in ten years, or give the license to other devs for cool spinoffs.
Oh, let's face it - even if they have plans and things are inching forward they won't breathe a thing. It's almost 3 years since DA was released, and we know that next title is in the works, but the devs officially act as if the project "may or may not happen".
Last Edit: May 19, 2017 13:58:06 GMT by midnight tea
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Before launch this would have devestated me. Now, I'm ok with it. Let's hope they'll make something amazing in ten years, or give the license to other devs for cool spinoffs.
Oh, let's face it - even if they have plans and things are inching forward they won't breathe a thing. It's almost 3 years after DA was released, and we know that next title is in the works, but the devs officially act as if the project "may or may not happen".
DA4. That's what they said about it after DAI ended.
Wow, people are treating a hit-piece from Kotaku seriously? Interesting...
People are reassigned after a game launches...DA:I peeps were reassigned to work on ME:A and TOR after DA:I released.
But Kotaku thanks you for your clicks
Kotaku has pretty good sources in general. Also, it only confirms a gut feeling I already had.
Since the new IP sounds like a lot of microtransactions and kids screaming things about my mom, I'm hoping Cyberpunk will be done before my PC is outdated.
Until then, I'm already enjoying the idea of being part of a small community still following the Mass Effect cult for years to come, flaming each other in lore discussions.
Oh, let's face it - even if they have plans and things are inching forward they won't breathe a thing. It's almost 3 years after DA was released, and we know that next title is in the works, but the devs officially act as if the project "may or may not happen".
DA4. That's what they said about it after DAI ended.
That's actually what people say, not Bioware - and whenever someone asks devs about DA4, they pretend like they don't know what folks are talking about.
Last Edit: May 10, 2017 20:43:06 GMT by midnight tea
“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”
DA4. That's what they said about it after DAI ended.
That's actually what people say, not Bioware - and whenever someone asks devs about DA4, they pretend like they don't know what folks are talking about.
Reminds me of the MEA LI's when we kept finding proof.
Post by flyingovertrout on May 10, 2017 21:01:07 GMT
Jason's got a good history of behind-the-scenes reporting. I wouldn't cast aspersions on him just because it sounds like shitty news. If it's true, it's a boneheaded move.
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