A little bit like how some shooter campaigns used to be done, but with bigger, less linear levels, and a bit fewer of them. Have it still be a 40-60 hour open-world game, but just break it into levels. What if the big story was just the premise for an anthology of several smaller ones that would actually be the focal point? Spend personal time with a character, or different characters in different places and try to join it within the otherwise isolated story experiences. Most games seem to go for one big story with a couple of side ones. 5-8 "Sam's Story" style adventures with the different characters would be cool. If I am media literate at all, this suggests to me that these are stories the creators of this series will try to tell us at some point. At some point in ME, Anna points out everyone being on this journey together only to further allude, with this almost spiritual certainty, that everyone will eventually go their own way to their own destinations. and I've been thinking this over for a bit. I did enjoy the story and the little world they built. For someone into the mechanics of this game, they're really enjoyable. The actual missions you find yourself on are typical for the game at this point. Satisfying amount of exploration but it's obvious there's only one main focal point.
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It's not quite a full level and is more linear than ME was overall. I got it on the first fight, and they never got harder.
You know the whole dance routine, so you basically can't lose. Once you know the trick it's like beating that first boss of the Zelda game on your 5th playthrough. I was gonna until I learned of the upcoming Stalker release this coming spring.
For as big of a Metro fan as I've been, I never got to Sam's Story.
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