No wonder Andromeda sucks. Because the game formula they copied, The Witcher 3, sucks!

Third. But it's been about a year

I do wish Andromeda did have more dynamic NPCs and bounty type quests. Again I also really hope for vehicle combat to be added via dlc to make the world a bit more alive. But Andromeda and Witcher are in my top games

I've never done another playthrough of Skyrim. As much as I love that game, I just enjoy the world and gameplay of Witcher more. Especially doing a new game plus in Witcher

Yeah. B&W was amazing.

Nope I'm mostly talking about mechanics. Anyone who thinks the main story of Witcher 3 is the greatest clearly has not played many video games. What makes Witcher 3 great is the side content, the world building, dialogue choices, enemies, sword combat/magic (once you've upgraded), and mostly all the little things. Mass Effect Andromeda does well with world building with its main story taking a back seat until the last few chapters much like Witcher 3, but it falls short on the side missions and how those progress along with the smaller details.

Witcher 3 isn't a perfect game in the least but it kicks ass in creating a livable, breathing world with multiple locations. And the mixture of exploration, combat, hunting monsters, and playing gwent is a ton of fun. Andromeda has better combat for sure but lacks in diversity of enemies mostly. And it's missing many of the small stuff to make the game world feel alive.

People write about many elements, but you clearly are not capable to contemplate.

You didn't even played this game properly. 

MEA is not like TW3, it's like Inquisition with less maps, less novelty, but better travelling mechanics.

Still wasting everyone's time I see. Well don't waste mine anymore by quoting me. If I needed another face palm, I could always just fire up the witcher 3.

Kids!

Where is the lore integrated into the design? What are the reasons for things being where they are or why they are that way? The Witcher franchise has never been particularly good with that. Things are thatvway because "it's how dark fantasy looks!" Or "we need gamey things here!".

A true living world is one where you don't even have to shave off the fantasy elements to make it feel like it can beva real place. The Witcher never gets beyond being a game world. Tamriel and Thedas stomp those games into submission in world design.

First, do you even follow context of my post and post i quoted?

And what kind of question is that? Why don't you people think before posting! 
Of course that games are filled with real world logic. In probably all fantasy games sky is blue, grass is green, and humans look like humans just like in real world. 
Also there is a video about fantasy game which shows you everything, but you still ask this question which makes no sense!?

Wtf!? 

Sure, now you finally understand how your previous post makes no sense.

And does lore makes that unrealistic and contradictory world more believable? Really? You feel how living there could be real because of lore!? 

There is a palace in Skyrim called Dragonsreach which is build to capture Dragon called Numinex. This Dragon breads fire, and Dragonsreach is made of wood???
Also there is lore which talks about this Dragon, and there is also skull of this Dragon displayed above the Jarl's throne. There are also people who teach Dragons language, the Greybeards.
And yet people of Skyrim think Dragons are myth??
I can give you many more contradictions from this game, and i did in my previous posts.

Lore, design, Bethesda!? It's a joke! 

The reason why Bethesda games are designed the way they are is laziness. Especially Skyrim and Fallout 4.
And what history and lore if it doesn't make sense, it's full of contradictions. Bethesda designs worlds full of repetitive content filled with mediocrity. That's the laziest way to create a game.

Witcher is not a game with hundreds of dungeons and little stories which you must read, and never was. So how can it fail at that?

Btw, i understand design much better then you. I work with textures and meshes, and tolls like 3ds Max, Photoshop, etc. I'm designer.