The recent delay in addition to a new interview with Mass Effect 3 gameplay designer Christina Norman (this one, we believe) has led many fans to thinking the game would be "dumbed down" and have less RPG elements than before. Norman has clarified the matter through her Twitter account, saying the delay is nothing to worry about (they're just "adding more awesome"), and that she was "misrepresented" in the article. In actual fact, there will be more RPG goodness to look forward to.
"If we were dumbing it down, wouldn't we need less time?" she asks.
"[The article] made it sound like I wanted to remove RPG elements and stats from combat. What I actually said was [that] I wanted RPG progression to have a more meaningful impact on combat, but that was misrepresented as 'cutting RPG stats'. We actually have more stats in Mass Effect 3 that affect combat, and the overall impact of RPG progress on combat is greater."
Definitely great news for fans who loved Mass Effect 2 but were disappointed by the simplification and modification of some of the RPG elements over Mass Effect.
As for other aspects of the game, Norman says they're improving those, too, but that's up to the rest of the team to discuss.
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