@volty: Not really, people like to say if you like Soulsborne games you will like any game like them just because it as the same mechanics and that's not true and "Nioh" is a good example which I actually liked but some people who liked Soulsborne games din't and this one is the same some people o liked soulsborne games din't like this one and I'm one of them. So @NeverMore0 it's more like if you are into the soulsborne games mechanics and futuristic mecha type suits environment and story(a little bit like the movie Elysium) than maybe.
I can´t wait to play this game but man the animations on the cutscenes are awful, they need to do something about it because that will affect the immersion. Its like the Npc's have some kind of a movement disorder, so you have this awkward stiff movements followed by strange pauses, and lets not talk about the lips movement and the eyes oh my god the eyes. Came on Bioware you can do better than this.
@Nibbin1191: The problem is that the first Mass effect didn't age well, and most people who didn't like the game play it many years later. As someone that beat the trilogy many times I find the first one to be my favourite but as time passes and the magic of your first playthrough starts to fade you begin to see the flaws and the first Mass Effect as many.
@Simulator_Shock: But the PS3 didn't and doesn't have paywall subscriptions only the XBOX 360, and the cancerous trends in the industry like DLC's, season passes and micro transactions started on PC.
I see you guys discussing many things, from when will the game be released, to is going to be delayed and even that the asari in the footage is ugly, but here I'm contemplating and thinking to myself why the f*** does the asari has eyebrows. Weren't they supposed to be hairless ? Can someone explain ?
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