"Mass Effect: Andromeda" is the most anticipated RPG of Bioware. However, Season Pass for DLC is no longer available.
GM Aaryn Flynn of Bioware posted on its official twitter account that "Mass Effect: Andromeda" will not have a Season Pass according to a report in Gamespot. He was questioned whether or not there will be a story DLC and if it is for free or "Mass Effect: Andromeda" DLC is only limited for multiplayer.
Flynn replied on twitter that they will talk about it later. "Mass Effect: Andromeda" and other EA games are not available in Arabic, according to Aaryn Flynn's post on twitter. But, Bioware is not closing the door for Arabic support and it is still thinking to include it in the future patch.
Most AAA games have Season Passes especially those games that are produced by EA Games according to Press Start. It was also reported that EA's "Titanfall 2" has no Season Pass as well. But, those EA members can enjoy "Mass Effect: Andromeda" in an earlier time.
One of Andromeda's fan asked Flynn on twitter whether or not it will have a season pass. Unfortunately, Flynn replied, "Nope."
On the other hand, Michael Gamble replied using the "Mass Effect: Andromeda" twitter account that Andromeda will be released earlier via Origin Access. There are no specific details about the type of the access that players will get. But, in former EA games it offers players to enjoy 10 hours of full experience of the game before its official release.
"Mass Effect: Adromeda" is set to launch on March 21 compatible on PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One. It is presumed that it will have a DLC but there is no clue whether it will be paid items, full blown DLC or some cosmetic items. Gamers are seeking more information to the most anticipated game of the year from Bioware. Players can purchase the game "Mass Effect: Andromeda" for only $39.99 for pre-order.
