DA:I in Space? Confirmed.

From the deepest part of my heart: Keeper 20 can eat a dick.

A beautiful craft, to be sure! As I like to joke - My Little Pony: Fifty Cal is magic.

Despite the fact that Mustangs would hardly be ponies. The joke just works...


I fully agree with you. Unfortunately, I wasn't sure on what the rules were, and all the good, historical photos of the later versions of the Bf-109 I found had the Hakenkreuz. Unfortunately, I know of at least one country where such a picture might be againist the law, so I have no included any of those out of respect for our friends from countries like these!

Sometimes.  I would never consider them as great games.  AC4: Black Flag may have been the closest to a great game but that's about it. 

Did somebody say...

Settlements?

You have a point, even if there was few fetch quests in ME1 at least they had cinematic camera and cutscenes with dialogues, like after scanning those keepers for Chorban (or on Noveria fetch quest for hanar if I remember right), you could even choose to turn him in or kill him etc. This is cool idea for fetch quests that I would not mind in MEA.

I think Inquisition is a beautiful game.

The only problem was that the camera was too far from my main player, and the way the character and NPC bodies interacted with the environment and one another was very MMO-like. For instance, it didn't seem like they had real "physics" or reactions to surrounding objects or one another. They just 'slid' or 'moved laterally' .... like cheap MMO game models.

The meshes and textures in themselves were gorgeous, however. The environments were also gorgeous.

I'm hoping that Andromeda will add that special "relational physics" ingredient, tighter camera angles, and more cinematic cuts and features, that were sorely missing from Inquisition.

It's hard to tell in these clips, but I feel like it's promising.

If gameplay is good and smooth and enjoyable, who cares if it was done before? Seriously, why complain because "W,S,A,D is sooooo yesterday". The old days when Diablo or Warcraft came out, there were "Oooohhhs and aaaahhhs" because that was groundbreaking. At this point, EVERYTHING has been done so there won't be some outrageously insane brand new experience until they can tap into your brain and you actually LIVE the action or something.

You make it sound like it's a bad thing.

You forgot.....

Actually it's not the same. Every time you explore you get something new and exciting. That is how it should go in a game like that. I really like this so far.