Maybe EA will do something with the Mass Effect IP. I thought they teased something here awhile back unless I’m mistaken? BioWare wasn’t exactly in its top form anyways.
Just give me a Mass Effect in a galactic war like system similar to Helldivers with it basically just being ME3 multiplayer classes and all. I’ll be happy
Most likely they are going to focus all their dev-resources in the IPs that are easy sells/made a lot of cash at reasonable effort. So stuff like Battlefield or their sports game lootbox simulators. Single-player IPs like Mass Effect or Dragon Age just don't seem to fit in.
Though given how they treat Battlefield and it's devs (laying off a bunch of people after massive sales-success of BF6), who knows when some of these IPs get run in the ground and completely stripped for parts as well.
The best we can hope for is that they sell their IPs, next best thing is to rent them out ... but basically every RPG studio with talent is doing their own IPS alredy, and would likely not be intrested to make a game for EA of all things.
Having played multiple playthroughs I can tell you it wasn't horrible, it was mid at worst. Graphically it was impressive and the gameplay was alot of fun too
The thing about Larian, or even earlier Bioware is that they didn't shove it in your face. You can be gay if want to, but it's completely optional. You absolutely can play BG3 and just not chose any of the roleplay options that lead to the woke stuff. The mistakes actual woke games make is shoving it in your face. People don't want to be moralized to. We've all seen the seen the clips in Veilguard where they misgender someone, and you have to watch this whole thing play out, where they give a lecture then do some push ups. That's what people mean when they talk about woke games. They actively are pushing an agenda. BG3, DA:O and the like don't do that
If you're going to state your opinion as if it's fact, I'm going to immediately discard said opinion as worthless. Also, it's "Veilguard," take two seconds to proofread before posting.
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u/bigquad35 7h ago
Goodbye, Commander Shepherd.
DA Veiluard was horrible.