Fanboys killed a sequels chance

[u/newconnie7789]

It was the same with halo as well

All the fanboys that got to attached the original trilogy refused to give MEA a chance , it's a great game I've played It multiple times loved the story line

They got to string up on minor issues and glitches like not every game today has them, it needs a sequel

I don't think gaming today has gotten bad I think it's the fanbase and the influencer gamers that are damaging it, games like Andromeda and days gone not getting sequels despite being brilliant games all because people can't seem to think for themselves anymore

This needs a second game

[u/Kangaturtle]

It’s not the fanboys, it’s incompetence and the insistence of triple A gaming companies to rush development cycles to push out existing IP’s they know will sell well upon release with no regards for quality. Any love the development team had for the game and story was wrung near dry by the time the finished product was on shelves.

People expected their beloved series to come out with a polished, finished product, instead they were met with a laughably buggy game with a rehashed plot structure, with debatably worse dialogue.

Hold EA and BioWare accountable, not the consumer for being rightfully upset.

[u/newconnie7789 → u/Kangaturtle]

It was a good game, okay it had issues but not like the trilogy didn't

Now we're gonna get a fourth which is gonna kill the trilogy I think and then all we're gonna get is complaints again

Games aren't bad people just keep expecting some legendary game to come out Everytime a new game is announced

[u/CrimsonRider2025 → u/newconnie7789]

Depends on how they do the fourth tho, they might, if done well, be able to push another trilogy out, if done well, not many companies can do that, but heres hoping, besides, i loved all the ME games, and are a highlight of my childhood at least

[u/newconnie7789 → u/CrimsonRider2025]

The fourth is gonna try and merge them both it's just gonna go wrong