Mass Effect Andromeda: Bioware Talks About Enemy Encounters, Keeps On Teasing New IP

Still a whole lot of nothing, but it's good to keep hearing about the game.

Posted By | On 22nd, May. 2016

Mass Effect Andromeda

Bioware have done an excellent job of providing the illusion of talking a lot about their upcoming, anticipated fourth entry in the Mass Effect franchise, Mass Effect Andromeda, while not really giving away anything about the game. And in some tweets that they made this past week, too, they talked about the game a fair bit- except they didn’t really tell us much of anything.

Mostly, we got to hear them talk a bit more about some of the enemy encounters in the game- except again, their tweets were very carefully worded so that we wouldn’t be able to extract any information from them, except for the fact that enemy encounters exist in the game (which… I mean, no duh).

On the other hand, they also continued teasing their new IP that they are working on, that they will hopefully finally take the wraps off of at E3 this year- it sounds like that IP is coming along well, and that Bioware are pretty happy with how it is turning out. And I mean, if they‘re happy about it… then who are we to doubt them?

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