No DLC for Andromeda?
Just read this on Kotaku
Does that mean there will be no DLC either?
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@TKMcClone: ...I'll agree that Ryder is not Shepard (yet), but I look forward to continuing with this new story of exploration and hope...
Wish more people would think like that.
- Whiny cry-babies... Hardly.
There's a difference between whining and expecting what you pay your hard earned money for.
I work hard for the cash I drop on titles like these and when I do, I do not expect a game that is incomplete, has more bugs than the Amazon rainforest and is broken more and more with each failed patch.
So, no. No whining, just a voice of frustration from somebody who has played all the original ME titles and expected way more than bioware delivered with ME-A.
The game is nowhere near the level to which the developers hyped it up to be. The game is not even functional right now.
@RoastPotato26 wrote:
@TKMcClone: ...I'll agree that Ryder is not Shepard (yet), but I look forward to continuing with this new story of exploration and hope...
Wish more people would think like that.
Yah, but I loved the Synthetic ending to ME3 (perfect Sci-Fi) .... so.... 🤔
- @SmellMyBreakfast How is the game not functional? I can play it, complete it even without problems worth mentioning. Did I get a copy that had less bugs than you did?
Seriously, this is exactly the problem that this game has.
Yes, the animations, the eyes, a lot of bugs, etc, they shouldn't be there upon release. Writing, etc is all up to everyone's personal tastes.
But the way you are complaining about the game not being functional, etc, blowing the problems the game has so out of proportion...just say that you still have some bugs and that they annoy you and be done with it. But keep it real. It's like saying you can never walk again because you bumped your shin on a table's edge. Seriously. Well, you know in another thread around here, there are still people with a game freezing bug that doesn't allow them to keep playing the game since the release and it was not yet addressed. Although it might no be his case in particular, the non functionality is present to some people regardless how one flourishes the case or not.
So far, the most convincing argument that we're not getting DLC is the total silence of EA/Bioware on this issue.
This article has caused several discussions like this, especially on Reddit where hundreds of customers are asking about the future of this IP and the possibility of DLC content. If this report were even partially inaccurate then EA would have acted right away to put out a reply, but here we are with total silence.
EA has not acted to re-assure it's customer base that they haven't given up on the franchise, and lets face it.. that's pretty much the same thing as just confirming everything in the article. I'm hoping that I am wrong here, but it seems to me like DLC is not going to happen.
Exactly. The feeling that is expressed by silence is that EA doesn't care or that the statement is true, which, of course, most people don't want it to be.
Again, communication is their issue. Someone should patch EA/Bioware's Communcation.
Did you read the article?
Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson told investors that the publisher is “very happy with how BioWare is doing, how BioWare is treating Mass Effect. And our expectations for Mass Effect are still strong for the future and the franchise overall.”
Or were you expecting a ME:A2 release date and trailer?
What if there is no DLC and the next game continues the current story?
The game is only a couple months old. Relax.
Sheesh. You should go check out what UbiSoft is doing with 'The Division' if you think BioWare is dropping the ball.
@SmellMyBreakfast it TRULY does feel like its not even a bioware game right? like they got some third rate ukranian studio to develop it and slapped a bioware logo on the box/splash screen (sort of like what once happened with flatout 3). i mean.. if you are known for dropping games of the highest quality and depth would YOU put your name on this thing?
