PSA to any devs brave enough to tread here

They have said that they will continue to look at the issues. You just do not believe them and want them to make up stuff instead.

Look... the game is and has been incredibly frustrating, and people need to vent. However, that does not mean that people say stuff that makes sense.

People talk about "the devs" for example, and really have no clue who they are referring to.

One of the biggest problems in the early release was crashes. And a lot of crashes were caused by systems overheating (because people complained about fan noise and so people dealing with providing computers jiggered things so the fans shut down). So there you have "devs" who have nothing to do with bioware causing the game to crash. And probably the "devs" who have dealt with the problem (to the degree that they could figure out) were working for the people that distribute gpu cards. So, yeah, ... mirrors sound perfect here. And, smoke.

Another major problem has to do with how hostiles teleport and how you often get locked into position when you try running and especially when you try jumping. Now... quite possibly some of that has to do with things being done by the phone company. Maybe they discovered that installing some line of equipment lowers the amount of youtube traffic they carry. And maybe what's happening is that packets are getting delayed like a second or two but reliably sent where before they would just get tossed. That might be great for how the phone company sees things, and might totally screw up a game design which was tested out under different conditions. For example. Maybe. Or maybe not.

Anyways, if you want acknowledgement, I think the very existence of answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/bd-p/mass-effect-andromeda-bug-reports-en should be considered acknowledgement. And if you *really* want the bugs fixed you will spend some time reading up on the kind of information they need in the clues you give them and then writing up some excellent problem reports for them (or maybe supplying additional information where people have already reported the problem). They need specifics (including things like your dxdiag report) to help figure out where things are breaking, and why, and how to fix them.

Or, ok, you could just hang out here and whine, like lots of us have been doing? But too many people think that "it's broke, fix it" is somehow useful information, but it is not.