MEA Patches FIX BUGS AND MAKE OTHERS BIOWARE LAUGH ON US?

Then it might be happpening to some people. I really got Voeld to zero hazarous condition after fixing the vault. And about the character saying "that the planet would take a while to warm up" doesn´t mean anything. The vaults were suppose to make them habitable but all the whole point of the game is take all planets to 100% viability and Helios. Anyways Podromos still have radiation shields and you can walk around the planet without dying couse radiation is gone.
And what about outlaws on Kadara spawning all toguether in the same spot and not shotting back. Or Kadara´s blue outlaws "not being hostile", or all the animations problems. I took to Meridian Cora and Phebbe and there was an animation where they were doing the same thing in the same spot, So if you pick bouth chicks to last battle u get an animation were they were inside each other. No pun intended. Loved its story. But bad development.

Origin deleted all of my Andromeda saves one day as well.  Fun fun.  No, I didn't and will not preorder any bioware games.  Haven't since the ME3 crap (I sprung for the super duper extra edition on THAT one.  Never again.)

I've heard some people got Voeld to glitch to not have cold hazard, but for most of us, the temperature never moderates.  This is even though SAM explicitly states that the temperature has risen 13 degrees when you step out of the vault (which would put it at no hazard).  Except it didn't, and doesn't.  At most, some lvl 2 hazard areas become lvl 1 (not all of them).

I'm not using the cloud with steam or origin. I play my games on my rig and that's it. They're stored on my hard drive, or, if I feel like they're special on an external drive for backup. Never on any cloud.

IMO, I wouldn't.   I've seen some of the videos that make up the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, they don't look great.  If you wanna see them, DM me, as this isn't the place.

While I wasn't much of a fan of TW1 or TW2 (and so didn't play TW3), I'll probably also preorder Cyberpunk 2077.  I'm a big sci-fi/cyberpunk fan so that game seems right up my ally.  That said, I'm not done with BioWare games.  I'm looking forward to dlc for MEA and eventually to MEA2.  I'm thinking BioWare will learn from this mistake.  Now, if something similar happens with MEA2, then I'll believe they really don't give a shit.

Wait wait.  Are they laughing at us or laughing on us.  You have me confused, please clarify.

I should have worded my response by saying "I encountered" for I didn't know about save deletion issue for Andromeda.  Still both games had a lot of bug, they even went back and redesigned the UI.


I agree SAM does say that, but at the same time it doesn't say that "you won't have to worry about Life-Support now" either.  It would make sense, but there are plenty of lines of dialogue that don't fit when said in the game either.  Being 100% honest, I am expecting it might change in the future. At worse for me I have found to be an annoyance even on Insanity that I just have to make sure I don't say out in the elements too long.  Which is pretty much like what happens on the planets in Mass Effect 1 with environmental hazards (that might be why it doesn't bother me either).

Its just my opinion like anyone else talking about how bad the game is.

So I guess that makes it okay...

As a rule I don't pre-order games, ever,  I don't do crowdfunding or anything like it, and I seldom buy a game on release day.  Last time I did that was when DAI launched and I won't make that mistake again with Bioware.  I like to wait a few of months so the games have a chance to get some patches since all games now days launch with bugs.  Not always game breaking, but some can be very annoying.

The best advice I have gotten was from a cousin who is a Software Engineer in the gaming industry who told me, most games have the worst bugs patched out by the 3 month time frame if the studio is worth it's salt.  That is the best time to buy if your going to get it.  That is typically what I try to do.  I got MEA early because my eldest daughter bought it for me as an early B-day gift or I may never have gotten it or would have at least waited 6 months or so.

Sorry, but it's pretty obvious.  It's -41 at level 1.  The temperature has risen 13 degrees.  That would make it -28.  The temp meter still says -41, not -28. 

Re: Them wanting the Architect fight to be in hazard:  First:  No one at EA or BW has said that.  It originated as speculation on this board, if I recall correctly.  Second:  They can simply keep the area the Architect is in at level 1 or 2, ass desired, and let the rest of the planet moderate, if it was intentional.

A bug makes a lot more sense than deliberate, especially considering all the other bugs.

omg wtf hahahahha that's horrible

I'm getting this funness in the Voeld kett base

A shame that the first game you pre-ordered turned out like ME:A, but also good, in its own way. Pre-order culture is not good for the industry anyway. Knowing they got millions of sales waiting doesn't really encourage the developers to deliver a better product day one. It also gives publishers incentive to push up release dates and make sure the developers just patch the problems out later. Based on this i haven't pre-ordered a game since Skyrim, not even one i really wanted, like DA:I, The Witcher 3, Fallout 4 and so on. Not saying this as a lecture by the way. People should do what they want, but the industry won't get better if we continue this cycle.

Dude, journalists have already called BioWare out on this the second they announced their plan to patch the game. BioWare has no shame because they're part of EA and therefore they do things the EA way. Mike Gamble would lose his job if he didn't sell his game well as a producer, so he'll tell you the crit-path is just as long as in ME3, and that the game is totally like ME1 again, and that they've learned and listened and love their fans if it means the game ends up doing well. He probably loves you and other BioWare fans anyway, it's just an example by the way, but BioWare are selling a product, a rushed product, and they knew it was going to be rushed but of course they wanted it to sell so they wouldn't get cut down by EA.

So basically, they were in a pinch and had to put on their fake salesmen smile while Andromeda was shaping up to be a broken mess, allllll the way back to E3 2016 when Mac said that it was "very much in the final stretch" and "it's just polish x3 now" which is the most obvious lie he's said next to "Of course we know what the Reapers are!"

You and me, we both got duped. Surprise.