Should Andromeda have a dynamic GPS system?

Only if it comes with different celebrity voices

The more salty and disimpassioned, the better.


I guess something like this could, theoretically, make a bit more sense in MEA than in a game like DAI. A GPS requires a lot of tech in the sky, but we already carry a lot of science fantasy around with us in ME. A functional GPS would barely register in the minds of most.

I think it's better to explore and discover without. I also assume that the level designers for MEA won't be smoking the same crack that the DAI designers were smoking. I navigate it just fine, but damn, The Hidden Oasis is silly.

Depends on the design intent. DA:I's areas were about mastering difficult terrain. It wasn't an accident that it was difficult to find a route in the Oasis.

If it works anything like real world GPS does around here, there's about a 50% chance it'll just tell me to drive off a cliff.

However if it does it in Morgan Freeman's voice, I'll be accepting of this feature.

I'd settle for some sort of topographical map of the area, which scanners onboard an orbiting Tempest should be able to provide.

And a compass, so I can monitor heading directions.

A game I played called The Crew had this feature, it made navigating the open world in that game a lot easier.

If they don't do it from the start, then I hope at least while we're exploring we're mapping and uploading the data for future reference. So if we don't get everything the first visit, we can go back without wandering around for hours trying to find that strange blue mushroom we didn't pick up last time.