are those the weird ally alien things from the amazingly disappointing mass effect andromeda (AKA: most shameful effort for a franchise continuation prior to the last jedi)?
I don't understand why people attack that game so much... unless if I'm missing something here... care to explain to me a bit since I'm quite in the dark over here...
it was an overhyped, underdeveloped mess of a game that failed utterly in every category that made mass effect such a beloved franchise. It wound up being a generic sci-fi shooter with barebones RPG mechanics tacked on and some token elements tying it into the franchise. It launched as a buggy, broken amalgamation with some of the UGLIEST character models I have ever seen. Also, it had atrociously bad writing and dialogue in a game franchise where half of the game's selling point is supposed to be it's story and character interaction.
We were promised an exploration/adventure RPG and we got a third person shooter with the bare minimum requirements necessary to technically call it exploration and adventure, with minimalistic RPG elements.
The combat was good, but that was really the only thing it got right.
TL;DR: it was a "mass effect" title that half-assed the parts that distinguished itself from other sci-fi shooter games.
Just so you're clear Fek will not be doing licensed characters. It's really risky especially if he is found out using an intellectual property AND making money off of it.
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are those the weird ally alien things from the amazingly disappointing mass effect andromeda (AKA: most shameful effort for a franchise continuation prior to the last jedi)?
I don't understand why people attack that game so much... unless if I'm missing something here... care to explain to me a bit since I'm quite in the dark over here...
it was an overhyped, underdeveloped mess of a game that failed utterly in every category that made mass effect such a beloved franchise. It wound up being a generic sci-fi shooter with barebones RPG mechanics tacked on and some token elements tying it into the franchise. It launched as a buggy, broken amalgamation with some of the UGLIEST character models I have ever seen. Also, it had atrociously bad writing and dialogue in a game franchise where half of the game's selling point is supposed to be it's story and character interaction.
We were promised an exploration/adventure RPG and we got a third person shooter with the bare minimum requirements necessary to technically call it exploration and adventure, with minimalistic RPG elements.
The combat was good, but that was really the only thing it got right.
TL;DR: it was a "mass effect" title that half-assed the parts that distinguished itself from other sci-fi shooter games.
Just so you're clear Fek will not be doing licensed characters. It's really risky especially if he is found out using an intellectual property AND making money off of it.