Mass Effect: Andromeda may be closing some more details in the coming months. More importantly, there are a few other important factors to mark, such as the release date that was originally expected to arrive within the year. Sadly, the game is not the only one experiencing some changes, as BioWare will have a departure ready to take flight.
According to Christian Today, many of the fans that have followed the Mass Effect series were at first dropped a striking announcement not so far back when it was confirmed that Commander Shepard will no longer be the fourth title's protagonist. Some fans were given an idea on who that might be, via some possible Easter Eggs found in the game, starting off with the name of the supposed protagonist being Ryder as encrypted in one of the dog tags. Characters of the game are not the only ones, however, that made their exits recently.
As reported by Gaming Bolt, the entire team of Mass Effect was faced with a few setbacks due to the apparent resignations of some of their employees. One of the heaviest ones to recall would be Chris Wynn, the game's director. Now, Mass Effect: Andromeda's Senior Editor Cameron Harris forwarded his resignation from the company which will take effect on April, in which he claims to be a beneficial career move.
More interestingly, N4BB delivered that the anticipated Mass Effect: Andromeda is now expected to transpire by early 2017. The said declarations as of the moment are all but mere rumors, and until BioWare says otherwise, fans can only presume on the said speculations.
The fourth title of the Mass Effect series still does not have a fully disclosed storyline yet for the moment. All that was known about the title is the fact that it will most likely have a different protagonist, as well as having both male and female characters as leads. Keep posted for more news on Mass Effect: Andromeda.
