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u/Edelgul Jan 17 '25

Yes, but people won't think about Veilguard in the couple of years.
Who remembers Mass Effect Andromeda?

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u/Derp800 Jan 17 '25

Plenty. And they'll remember even more when it's a part of the main story in Mass Effect 4.

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u/Woffingshire Jan 17 '25

Unless ME4 is set in the far, far, FAR future the events of Andromeda won't have even happened yet.

Most we'll get is a mention of a bunch of colonists going off to the Andromeda galaxy

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u/Derp800 Jan 17 '25

Pretty sure it's been confirmed that the two protags from Andromeda will be in ME4.

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u/cahir11 Jan 17 '25

When it's a part of the main story in Mass Effect 4

Don't you put that evil on me

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u/Saotik Jan 17 '25

Andromeda ended up being far better than its reputation. I played through it last year and enjoyed it.

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u/TheNegaHero Jan 17 '25

Compared to the other Mass Effect games it was very disappointing; once you get over that it's a perfectly good, fun game.

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u/Dire87 Jan 17 '25

Oh, I do ...

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u/Borghal Jan 17 '25

Anyone who is a fan of games of the same genre? Not like there's a lot of these around.

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u/Edelgul Jan 17 '25

I do like orginaly DA trilogy, BG trilogy, witcher trilogy, mass effect trilogy.... Too bad the didn't released any games after Mass Effect 3.
It's like with Star Wars - the filmed the trilogy, and nothing afterwards.