Ex-BioWare designer says doom and gloom about the next Mass Effect is overstated: 'I think that they can do it'
Armando Troisi, once a designer at BioWare, has dismissed concerns about the upcoming Mass Effect game. After the studio's previous titles received mixed reactions, including Anthem, Mass Effect Andromeda, and Dragon Age: The Veilguard, many doubted the success of the new Mass Effect project. Troisi, who worked on the Mass Effect trilogy and led the team for Mass Effect 2, believes BioWare is capable of producing a successful single-player, narrative-driven game with deep combat and progression.
He believes the studio needs time and space to create what they do best, suggesting that people should "get out of the way" and let them focus on their craft. Troisi is confident in BioWare's ability to deliver a high-quality game, expressing his support for the team's efforts.
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