BioWare recently expressed that previous discussions of "Dragon Age Mass Effect" were the only medium they could talk to fans. But due to the current trend of the society, social media has provided the game developers to connect in various ways to its avid followers.
Some fans are rejoicing for the company's decision to close the public discussions and considered it victory. Due to the toxicity of various threads, some of the avid followers are complaining that they won't be able to communicate with the developers especially for its soon coming "Dragon Age Mass effect Andromeda" which is anticipated to be released next year as reported by Segment Next.
Just lately, BioWare covered some rumors for its adaptation of social justice features in "Dragon Age Mass Effect". On the other side, some people were impressed on the game for its addition of the inclusion of gay character in an RPG.
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According to The Tech Portal, players of "Dragon Age Mass Effect" on the discussion were fast to notice the blunder of the sparking issue. As recent games developed by BioWare including some other gaming studios included gay and lesbian characters with quite small attention.
Many players also pay downed on how dogmatic few of the story lines and conversations were, just to the injustice of the entire gaming. Social justice problems had not yet been focused to BioWare's recent games. Players are currently showing doubts that the next instalment "Dragon Age Mass Effect" will be much worse in that matter.
Certainly, BioWare attempts to influence the social media standard machine to further advertise "Dragon Age Mass Effect" and their soon-to-be made games. And by deleting the discussions, they are capable to not respond on negative comments. But with social media, Developers can disregard what they desire withought having the PR smash.
BioWare assures people of the quality of the forums and contexts will be depending on how social media are handled. In any ways, developers are able to discuss and address many problems about "Dragon Age Mass Effect" that is given by the fans and the team can respond to it appropriately.
Entirely, BioWare's decision to omit its discussions will make it inexplainable to buyers of "Dragon Age Mass Effect", and that is for sure not a good decision.
