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"Mass Effect 4 will borrow core Dragon Age: Inquisition game systems, it has been revealed. BioWare Montreal studio director Yanick Roy confirmed via Twitter that Mass Effect 4&amp;#039;s first draft design document has been completed, moving the game one step closer to full development. First pass at Design Document for the next Mass Effect! #sorryforthetrees pic.twitter.com/EMG2QS4lie \u2014 Yanick Roy (@YanickRRoy) June 18, 2013 Asked whether this meant Mass Effect 4 was still a long way off, Roy said that the use of Dragon Age 3: Inquisition game systems would speed up development.  @shinobi602 Don&amp;#039;t worry: we have a large and talented team, we started a while ago, and we are &amp;quot;borrowing&amp;quot; a lot of game systems from DA3. \u2014 Yanick Roy (@YanickRRoy) June 18, 2013 Pressed for more information, Roy suggested that the two games would feature similar gameplay styles.  @chris23651 @shinobi602 Yes, since we share engine, we can start from some of DA3&amp;#039;s core systems instead of from scratch. \u2014 Yanick Roy (@YanickRRoy) June 19, 2013 Dragon Age 3: Inquisition was officially unveiled at last week&amp;#039;s E3 gaming expo. Inquisition will reportedly take place during a civil war in Orlais, a French-themed location on the continent of Thedas. It is believed to include co-operative multiplayer, and will feature rogues, warriors and mages, as well as a companion system. It will be developed using the Frostbite 3 engine. Mass Effect 4 will also be developed using Frostbite 3, and will be released at some time between late 2014 and mid-2015. Little else is known about the upcoming sequel, although producer Mike Gamble said that it will feature a similar style of choices and action to previous games in the series. Watch the Dragon Age 3: Inquisition announcement trailer below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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