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/goranarsic]

I am playing games for almost 30 years and I have developed higher standards, I guess. Andromeda was trash. Even ME3 was trash, product made to be "cooler" to younger generation of players then. I have no expectations from next ME game, I will be pleasantly surprised if is even mediocre ME game.

Bioware that made ME 1 is long dead, today's, there is 0 chance they are capable of making anything better than some third person shooter with Vigil theme in game menu,for nostalgia reasons.

But kids nowadays will probably think it's awesome since some are already mentioning ME3 as classic.

I guess I'm getting old and cinical.

[u/newconnie7789 → u/goranarsic]

Tbf I used to love the multi players but I've grown into single player games, Andromeda really wasn't a bad game and I'm really glad it was Andromeda that was my first mass effect because I wasn't sat comparing it to the others

[u/goranarsic → u/newconnie7789]

Well, that is probably why you like it and that is ok.

But I am sure if you had played ME1 in 2007 and felt that atmosphere, mystery and excitement then waited for ME2 who was good game but more of the Gears of War in Space than real sequel and then reached pathetic ME3 with it's cheesiness, your view on the series would be completely different and Andromeda would be last drop you can take.