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[STEAM] The next Mass Effect can be great if ‘people get out of the way’ and let the original creators work, former dev says


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A former developer who worked on the first Mass Effect games says he’s confident the next game can be great, as long as nobody interferes with the team’s plans.

In an interview with
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, Armando Troisi – who was a cinematic designer on Mass Effect and lead cinematic designer in Mass Effect 2, as well as narrative director on Halo 4 – was asked if he had any advice for the BioWare staff working on the next game in the series.

Troisi replied that the team didn’t need any advice from him, especially because developers who worked on the original trilogy – such as lead designer Preston Watamaniuk, art director Derek Watts and lead cinematic animator Parrish Ley – were still at BioWare and knew what they were doing.

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