Side Quests and Side Content quality

Heleus Assignments --> Nexus --->> CONTAGION

In a game that has SO MANY truly horrible fetch quests, this one takes the cake for me. 

I got to the critical point of this assignment, and felt like the game was punking me. 

Having to do all those mudane fetch quests, and now being given this ridiculous quest? She was right there, in front of me, but now she's in a badly damaged shuttle zipping around the galaxy?!

Nah - had to shut it off. 

Think I'm going to take a couple days away from Andromeda. The side missions truly test your patience with how many boring quests.

This game is more concerned with keeping you busy, rather than keeping you entertained. 

I would be genuinely curious about what people want instead. I'm personally ok with this MMO style. It allows me to spend more time in a story/universe I enjoy. There is no rush for me.

Does it need to just be more combat? Does it need more sub gameplay mechanics? Should it be nothing but mass orgys of banging? Do you want more dialogue between characters? Serious question.

That quest was a bit of a pain, but all in all i say the side quest a vast improvement on Inquisition. Which is very welcome.

Is this a quest that is required for the main mission?......thing is with me i like to play and discover everything, but if a mission is incredibly difficult or just insanely cheap (GTA San Andreas remote controlled airplane mission    ).....then i just can't be bothered. Is this the case?

Bah, I'm much too important to be bothered by trivial matters. Go find some errand boy to take on these mundane pedestrian matters.

Well for one, less animated load screens. 
Travelling from planet to planet is such a drag. Doing quests i'd actually want to do, feels like a chore because of it.
I am in the ops of nexus, to get to the docs there's a loading screen (animation), to get to the docks to the ship there's another loading screen (animation), from the solar system to another, loading screen, from solar system to planet, loading screen.

And that contagion quest is primarily loading screens. 
The flow isn't organic, I feel discouraged to go places and do stuff.

I can appreciate returning to places i've been. In inquisition you looked at the map, you selected the place and you were there. I didn't have to go through 4 steps of waiting to finally get to do anything. There's quests on the nexus that forces you through more load screens than 4, and it's such a small area, yet ALL THOSE...god damn loading screens...

Gee, where do I even begin to start? 

Quests that:

Make sense?
Progress the plot? 
Build the world? 
Have interesting characters?
Are well written?
Aren't bland boring fetch quests?

I could go on, and would be happy too. I just don't want to sound like I'm ranting again. 

At this stage (51 hours in) the side content is easily the most frustrating part of this game. 

It's almost insulting how basic and ridiculous most of it is in this game. Almost like they are mocking the player. 

I can kind of understand. I am a completionist in the regard I have to complete every side quest and main quest before I start the final mission, so doing annoying ones can be tiresome.

I'm really having a hard time with your whole italicize thing, but anyway:

They can serve a purpose. For example - land on a new planet? Go scan the 5 towers on this planet located on the different edges of the map. That gives the player incentive to go out, explore, scan, and perhaps, learn about the planet as they scan and travel around it as well. That's an example of a quest that invites you to explore, provides world building context, and is relatively simple. 

But asking the player to do that, hundreds of times, on the same planet, with no playoff or hook, is where we find ourselves with Andromeda. 

FeelsBadMan ugh. Just give me a new Mass Effect JUST LIKE ME2/ME3 but set in Andromeda!!!! How hard was that ?!