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Thema: Mass Effect Andromeda (2017)

  1. #61
    Zitat Zitat von Klunky Beitrag anzeigen
    MEINEN Sheppard
    Wäre auch DEIN Ryder!

    Naja, ich denke, du überdramatisierst da etwas. Personalisierung, leichte Varianz in der Herkunft und die ein oder andere andere Quest dürfte es sicherlich schon geben. Mass Effect ist jetzt auch nicht dafür bekannt, dass man starken Einfluss auf den Verlauf von Shepards Werdegang hatte. Die Abweichungen waren minimal und hab sich eher nur in Renegade oder Paragon-Shepard niedergeschlagen, was ja mit Teil 3 letztlich so stark aufgeweicht wurde, dass es quasi nicht mehr von Belang war. Für richtige Avatar-Spiele sind sicherlich andere Genre-Vertreter maßgebender.

    Für ein "Wie könnte das ganze ablaufen" kannst du dir ja z.B. Dragon Age 2 ansehen. Da gab es ja auch schon Geschwister plus Mutter, die sich entsprechend des Charakteraussehens auch angepasst haben. Da kamen einige echt gute Geschichten bei rum.

  2. #62
    Nicht wirklich überraschend, aber...

    https://twitter.com/masseffect/statu...46280800329728

    zum N7-Day (7. November) gibt es womöglich neue Infos zum Spiel und vielleicht endlich mal was richtiges, präsentables. Wäre zumindest schön, mal etwas Gunplay oder den Mako/Erkundungspart zu sehen und mal was konkreteres zum Releasezeitpunkt zu hören. 1. Quartal 2017 halte ich zwar für möglich, aber irgendwie glaube ich dann doch eher an ein "frühstens April/Mai... wenn überhaupt" Ding.

  3. #63
    Zitat Zitat von Cutter Slade Beitrag anzeigen
    zum N7-Day (7. November) gibt es womöglich neue Infos zum Spiel und vielleicht endlich mal was richtiges, präsentables.
    Es wurde doch bereits ein Trailer angekündigt. So ab 2:01.


  4. #64
    Zitat Zitat von ~Jack~ Beitrag anzeigen
    Es wurde doch bereits ein Trailer angekündigt.
    Um so besser!

  5. #65


    Zur Erinnerung: Nächste Woche ist es soweit!

  6. #66
    Heute zwischen 18 und 21 Uhr ist es wohl soweit, dann gibt es erste handfeste Infos zum Spiel und allem drum und dran (hoffentlich). Erste Boxarts zum Spiel (sowohl Standard, als auch Deluxe Edition) sind auch schon aufgetaucht.

  7. #67
    Bin gespannt was sie zeigen. Interesse ist bei mir jedenfalls vorhanden.

  8. #68

    N7 Day Cinematic Trailer

  9. #69

    Gast-Benutzer Gast
    Ich finde der "Mensch" sieht Kacke aus und auch ansonsten reist mich das nun nicht vom Hocker. Paar schöne Bilder, aber mir immer noch deutlich zu wenig an Input.

  10. #70
    THE AMOUNT OF FUCK YES IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!

    Ich hab ME2 nie durch gespielt und ME3 deshalb nie angefasst, aber MEINE GÜTE hab ich so unglaublich BOCK auf ME:A nach diesem Trailer. Wahnsinnig gut.

    Geändert von V-King (07.11.2016 um 18:24 Uhr)

  11. #71
    Zitat Zitat von V-King Beitrag anzeigen
    THE AMOUNT OF FUCK YES IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!

    Ich hab ME2 nie durch gespielt und ME3 deshalb nie angefasst, aber MEINE GÜTE hab ich so unglaublich BOCK auf ME nach diesem Trailer. Wahnsinnig gut.
    Scheint nicht weiter tragisch zu sein. Die Reise nach Andromeda scheint anscheinend 2185 in der Timeline zustarten das wäre irgendwo so zwischen Ende von Teil 1 und Anfang von ME2.

    Quelle ist dieses hübsche Video. (Bzw. die Infokästen die man sich einblenden lassen kann.)
    Handelt sich um so eine Art Einführung für die Andromeda Mission.
    https://www.masseffect.com/andromeda...ng-hub/welcome

  12. #72
    Hier auch einmal auf deutsch. Gefällt mir richtig, richtig gut. Hat eine schöne Atmosphäre und bringt reichlich Entdecker-Vibes mit sich. Letzteres ging ja beim dritten Teil etwas flöten (aufgrund der Kriegssituation), gehört für mich aber zum guten Ton. Ist zumindest einer der Gründe, warum mir der Einstieg in die Serie so gut gefiel. Wenn man jetzt noch ne spannende Bruder/Schwester Dynamik umsetzt (die beiden sind ja scheinbar auch zusammen im Trailer zu sehen), die Story und die Konflikte zu überzeugen wissen und das Gameplay schön griffig ist hätte ich auf jeden Fall schon mal wieder mein Spiel des kommenden Jahres im Frühjahr.

  13. #73

    Badass Freakin' Administrator
    stars_admin
    ME2 und ME3 sind nun auch auf der Xbox One spielbar.

  14. #74
    Meine Güte ist der Trailer penetrant...

  15. #75
    Wie befürchtet. Scheinbar bietet EA wieder einige CEs an, aber wieder einmal ohne Spiel. Ey, was ist das neuerdings für eine Art von denen.

    https://twitter.com/Wario64/status/795661158833192960

  16. #76

    Gast-Benutzer Gast
    Zitat Zitat von V-King Beitrag anzeigen
    THE AMOUNT OF FUCK YES IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!
    Du scheinst leicht zu begeistern zu sein ^^ Es wird sicherlich ein gutes Spiel dabei herauskommen, aber der Trailer könnte auch für den nächsten Transformer-film sein. Kurz 1-2 Schauplätze gezeigt und ansonsten Explosionen, Michael Bay könnte Director gewesen sein ^^

  17. #77


    Den kompletten November gibt es bei der gameinformer also News zu dem Thema, inklusive Cover-Story versteht sich. Keiner Hint: Die Loyalitätsmissionen kehren zurück.

    http://www.gameinformer.com/p/andromeda.aspx

    Zitat Zitat von gameinformer
    When it released in 2010, Mass Effect 2 made many big strides for the series. One of the most popular additions was the concept of loyalty missions. Each companion had one of these narrative-focused quests, and they allowed players to get more information about their allies’ backstories and motivations. Since the characters are such a draw for fans, the loyalty missions were a big hit – and after disappearing for Mass Effect 3, they are coming back in Mass Effect Andromeda.

    “I loved the loyalty missions,” says creative director Mac Walters. “As a writer, one of the things I loved was the freedom to say ‘I know this character is coming along,’ so they can carry a lot of the narrative. That made my job easier, but it also made it more fun, because I could tell a more specific story in one of those missions.” That philosophy is carrying over to Mass Effect Andromeda, along with the spirit of experimentation that these missions have; the development team can use loyalty missions to play with some non-standard gameplay elements, and have some extra fun with the dialogue.

    As entertaining as loyalty missions can be, they aren’t part of the critical path of Mass Effect Andromeda. The game has a wide array of side content that players can choose to pursue – including various exploration activities and a mystery surrounding the Ryder family – and the loyalty missions are just one piece in the larger whole. If you complete them, you are rewarded with a more complete knowledge of your squadmates, but you won’t be punished if you aren’t interested.

    “The big difference between this and ME2, where you did a loyalty mission and that all impacted the ending, is that they’re much more optional in this case,” Walters says. “If you don’t want to engage with them, you don’t have to. If you want engage with them after the critical path is done, you can do that.”

    The return of loyalty missions is just one of many ways in which Mass Effect Andromeda is building on its legacy. However, the game also goes in new directions, especially with regard to skill points, morality, and exploration. We cover these elements in greater detail in this month's cover story, and you can learn more about them right now. Just click here to switch your print subscription to digital, or to create a new subscription to the digital edition, click here.
    http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/a...andromeda.aspx

    Geändert von Cutter Slade (07.11.2016 um 19:45 Uhr)

  18. #78

    Gast-Benutzer Gast
    Was genau ist das Andromeda Initiative - ist das Early Access ? Beta ?

  19. #79
    Zitat Zitat von Sir Barett Beitrag anzeigen
    Was genau ist das Andromeda Initiative - ist das Early Access ? Beta ?
    Eine Seite, wo man sich registrieren kann und verfrühten Zugang zu News und dergleichen bekommt, Quasi ein Newsletter bei dem noch mit diversen (in der Zukunft liegenden) Boni zu rechnen ist.

    https://www.masseffect.com/de-de/newsletter

  20. #80
    Hier nocheinmal etwas netter verpackt, dazu auch reichlich Hintergrunddetails zur Story:



    Ziemlich coole PR-Geschichte bisher!

    Zitat Zitat
    Backstory
    -Around 2185, at the height of galactic progress, unaware of the impending Reaper invasion, several species band together for the "Andromeda Initiative"
    -4 Arks, each carrying a different race, are built, housing thousands of individuals to chart a course to Andromeda
    -The Heleus Cluster is noted as having a significant amount of "Golden Worlds", or planets ripe for life
    -Each ark is led by a "Pathfinder"
    -The Pathfinder, recon teams and others onboard are in cryosleep, unaware of what transpires in the Milky Way after they depart
    -You play as either Scott or Sara Ryder, the children of Alec Ryder (pathfinder of the human ark)
    -Alec Ryder is voiced by Clancy Brown
    -Events at the start of the game occur that pass this role down to you, you are untested and unproven, unlike Commander Shepard of the previous trilogy
    -This doesn't mean Mass Effect is Ryder's story from now on, they want the game to feel like a complete story (while teasing other stories that could happen)
    -More customization options than previous games
    -You can customize your father and your sibling, though not as extensively
    -The "Nexus" is basically a forward command center staffed by multiple species that arrives in Andromeda early to pave the way for the Arks
    -The Hyperion (humanity's ark) arrives at an incorrect location that's volatile and loses contact with the other arks and Nexus

    Inspiration
    -The (much improved) Mako of ME1, the loyalty missions of ME2, the multiplayer of ME3

    Combat
    -Global cooldowns are now replaced by individual timers
    -Powers are instead hotkeyed for quick use, no longer pausing to bring up a wheel and aim
    -Dynamic cover system (ala TLOU)
    -Still a cover based shooter with a goal to get the player moving around the battlefield more
    -Jetpack allows for more movement variety; you can quick dash instead of rolling
    -Jetpack has a hover function that allows you to hit enemies seeking cover or survey your surroundings
    -Less emphasis on linear, clearly telegraphed environments that tell you a combat encounter is coming (though linear areas are still in the game)
    -Game Informer's hands on was positive, feel the game has a clearer identity in combat than previous games
    -You still queue up attacks, combos, order your squad, etc
    -All key elements are still intact but the studio wanted to encourage more experimentation and wider variety of abilities

    -Class system is gone; instead you have full access to abilities from all classes, you can mix and match skills from tech, soldier or biotics
    -Goal is to allow players to try different approaches to combat without being locked in at the start
    -However, you can still specialize once you invest enough points into a category of skills, you unlock a profile that can get you bonuses for your particular play style
    -This is where class names like "Vanguard" (invest in combat and biotics) and "Adept" (invest in biotics) resurface
    -Invest in multiple categories and you unlock the "Explorer" profile
    -There is a narrative reason that allows you to reconfigure your points throughout the game so that you can try out multiple gameplay approaches without making multiple characters
    -You can customize your helmet, chest, shoulders, arms and legs, more extensive than previous trilogy
    -Many familiar weapons return, as well as new melee options like swords and hammers

    -The 'Kett' are the main enemy
    -The team wanted players to experience the first time encountering a new alien species vs already having it established in prior games
    -Rather than painting them as mortal enemies, BioWare wanted to make them feel foreboding but not ugly as they want you to also empathize with them
    -Instead of having "linear slices" of planets that you land on, you explore these planets from the surface to their underbelly
    -Critical paths, optional planets, major hubs, loyalty missions return
    -Your land vehicle is designated the "Nomad", and the team got special guidance from NFS developers on its handling.
    -The Nomad isn't sluggish and cumbersome like the Mako, it's very fast, still boosts and maneuvers much better
    -The Nomad doesn't have weapons, you can customize things like its speed and appearance
    -BioWare did not want to repeat having things like mineral nodes and multiple identical outposts scattered across planets
    -Points of interest include combat encounters, puzzles, narrative beats etc on planets
    -One planet, called 'Elaaden', is flagged as a possible habitat zone, however the surface is hazardous (no water, extremely hot); you can be pointed in this direction in multiple ways, for example, a Krogan can request the Pathfinder to find a missing colony ship or you can just choose to land on the planet yourself and see what you find
    -On planets, one of your priorities is to scout for drop zones for your crew that drop "forward stations" that establishes a foothold for you
    -These stations allow for changing up your loadout, fast travel point, etc
    -Planets can have multiple dangers like acid pools, burning wreckage, weather etc that can all kill you
    -Most planets have at least one major enemy base
    -Planets can have areas, encounters and "super bosses" that are too tough for you to handle at first, encouraging players to come back later
    -Since Andromeda is a new galaxy, Ryder can actively scan and discover things in the environments; that gets sent back for analysis and unlocks new technologies for the player
    -Scanning and discovering these things also allows you to obtain blueprints to craft weapons and armor for yourself
    -You can create a wide array of items, not just ammo types and weapon mods, items that haven't been seen before in the Milky Way (thanks to new alien tech)
    -Some plot threads and missions lead you across multiple planets

    Squadmates
    -Peebee: Asari squadmate shown in previous footage. Went off on her own after arriving on the Nexus and described as having a "bubbly personality". She's smart and not concerned with social norms and "niceties".
    -Liam: Arrived with the Pathfinder, former police officer and described as having a "light attitude", bringing levity to situations

    The Tempest (Your Ship)
    -Important to harken back to the Normandy as it was a fan favorite
    -There are no loading screens as you move through the ship
    -Galaxy map returns but rather than piloting a mini ship on a map, it is more immersive, you select a planet, the game gives you sense of traveling towards that planet, and when you back out, you're immediately at your destination
    -You don't pilot the ship manually, but it feels seamless as you go from planet to planet and see them from your bridge getting closer in the window
    -They wanted a seamless experience from picking a planet to walking down to your cargo hold, hopping into the Nomad and landing on a planet. There is a landing sequence and you get off the ship. No more loading screens and instantly popping up on the surface of a planet.

    Relationships/Characters
    -There are more relationships in the game than any other Bioware game (as they noted fans make a big emphasis on romance in the games)
    -The squadmate with the least amount of lines in Andromeda has more lines than the squadmate with the most amount of lines in ME3
    -Due to complications in the awakening process, your sibling won't join you in combat but you can interact with them and build a relationship
    -Many of these dealings are optional, and discovering more about the Ryder family is a plot thread
    -BioWare is confident the details of this story are what differentiates it from a traditional "hero's journey"
    -Loyalty missions return but they are not critical to the ending of the game; you can complete them after you complete the main story path for example
    -Emphasis that relationships don't just culminate in a sex scene, but rather characters can just want to get in the sack, while others are interested in long term relationships and others still aren't interested at all. Bioware wanted to capture more "shooting bottles with Garrus" moments in the game, of which there are plenty

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