Fans dissect a poster for the new Mass Effect -apkrig

We have N7 Day celebrations behind us. This holiday of Mass Effect fans brought a lot of news not only from the developers, but the BioWare studio probably gained the most attention thanks to a new mysterious teaser image, through which it attracts further adventures. At first glance, this is simply a nice poster with a science fiction theme. In reality, however, it may hide several interesting clues and clues as to what to expect from the sequel. Or it’s just a wild fantasy of the community combined with the imagination of the artist.

No matter how you decide to interpret the following findings in the end, you should know what revolves around the artwork. The poster depicts an unknown world, a spaceship and probably its crew. The scene follows four characters heading for a body that probably belongs to a discarded geth. This is an intelligent artificial race created by the Quarians as their servants and later waged war with them. Not very successful. The crater itself, in which the ship landed, resembles the head of a ghetto, or rather its silhouette.

The spaceship codenamed SFX is new and we haven’t seen it on any material yet. The term SFX was used as a working title for the original Mass Effect and will certainly not be a coincidence. The vessel carries the typical features and design language of the Mass Effect. Whether there is another wrecked ship inside the crater itself, or another geth technology, is now the subject of much debate and speculation.

Source: BioWare

But the four-member airdrop is also worth attention. One of its members is almost certainly a turkey by body shape, and because it wears a red suit, the trigger of the people resembles Wrex. It is worth remembering that turkeys are long-lived and can live for more than a thousand years… But that in itself may not mean anything. It can only be an allusion or a work of chance.

You can wave your hand at all the speculation, saying that fans simply see in the picture what they want to see there. On the other hand, it is not difficult to imagine that BioWare knows well how similar materials the community is studying. Therefore, it would be logical for the authors to really want to indicate something more to the players through the poster.

Source: BioWare