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We don't know about you, but we're a bit sick of season passes. Granted, sometimes they are worth the price of admission - just look at The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's expansion pass - but more often than not, all a season pass amounts to is the promise of future content at a set price. Content that could quite easily end up being rubbish, we might add.

Thankfully, Mass Effect: Andromeda is bucking the largely AAA trend, with BioWare general manager Aaryn Flynn telling a fan on Twitter that the sci-fi sequel won't sport a season pass. When asked about the possibility, Flynn simply replied "nope", before saying that the studio will talk more about its downloadable content plans at a later date.

Okay, so we've based a story on a one-word tweet, but hey, the studio's stance makes for a refreshing change of pace - and when we stop to think about it, that's actually pretty sad.

As for thoughts on Andromeda's post-launch DLC, we think it's fair to assume that BioWare will be cooking up a couple of expansions, as it's historically so fond of doing. But what would you like to see? Land on an alien planet in the comments section below.

[source twitter.com]