It was hinted that "Mass Effect 4: Andromeda" will be released at the end of 2016. (Photo : Bioware)
It seems "Mass Effect: Andromeda" might come with dynamic weather effects, if not at its time of release, but it might be after few updates.
A lot has been spoken about this latest venture from Bioware - "Mass Effect: Andromeda" - which is yet to have its release date as gamers have been speaking about new characters, the game's storyline and everything else. Meanwhile, it looks like the game's developer Bioware is gearing up in introducing Dynamic Weather Effects.
On the recent job listing from Bioware, a position for VFX Artist is listed with a note that states "various responsibilities are to be taken across various areas." The job listing is specifically for the one who would be able to work in a spectrum of areas that include, but not limited to, Gunfire, Energy, In-Game Particle Effects Work, Explosions, Weather Effects and others.
This clearly hints that Bioware is looking for some serious development in terms of Dynamic Weather Effects for its upcoming release or during the age of the game. At this juncture, nothing concrete can be obtained from the listing or any other sources close to the game developer. But it is quite understood that gamers can expect Dynamic Weather Effects in the future games coming from Bioware.
Moreover, one cannot rule out the chances of seeing these Dynamic Weather Effects as a part of the "Mass Effect: Andromeda" as the release date is still not out , but is expected to be sometime during the Holiday Season of 2016, which means that time is still out for Bioware to include something really fascinating.
