*Raises eyebrow*Silentpony said:Yes! Lets redo what they did in KOTOR 2 and Dragon Age 2! Because it worked so f-ing well in those games, right? Just keep riding the same damn horse until its well beyond the point of dead. KOTOR 2 was terrible by every imaginable, measurable definition. That's why you're not getting a KOTOR 3 - except for a...what was it again...and MMORPG? No that can't be right -that'd validate my earlier point, so lets just ignore it. We can always go with DA2, a game so universally panned they made ME2 and ME3 to bleach the memories of Dragon's Age from our minds and risk a completely unrelated relaunch of the franchise. If you think those are SMART decisions, then by all means, have Bioware make a new Mass Effect game set in downtown Citadel with a few patched together characters with implied depth and meaning. I'm sure it wont be seen as a cheap knock off and desperate attempt to cash in on fan's love and loyalty. Not at all. Nothing Bioware has done would ever, EVER even hint that something like that could happen.
You're good to go. Hope it pays off mate,![]()
KOTOR 2: The Sith Lords was a friggen awesome game, probably played it more than I did the first one. Its only problems can be directly pointed to the fact that it was made by Obsidian. It had bugs (so many bugs), and it had a pretty crap ending. The rest was great!
And Dragon Age 2? How did a single sequel count as "riding a horse beyond the point of death"? My problems with it weren't even remotely related to the fact that it was set in Thedas. Its problems were its crap combat mechanics and short development schedule (which meant it couldn't have the number of unique assets it should've). I can't speak about its story, because the former two meant I didn't get much past the "become rich" cutscene.
I think you just have a problem with sequels. I don't. You have the option to -NOT- buy a sequel, I don't have the opportunity to make one magically appear if they don't make it. So, yeah, I want them to make as many sequels as they can get away with whilst they're still fun.