Mass Effect Andromeda has sold millions under sales projections

The same can be said about Vetra and to an extent Liam as well, both character development and romance content they rather lack when compared to the rest of the squad. When it comes to romances in particular you could really see both characters were graded as second-tier, with most effort being put into Cora, Jaal and Peebs.

Loyalty is another area where mbalance  in content visable: Drack's got the Krogan colony, his scouts and Spender's plotline, Cora's got the Asari ark and the preestablished relationship with Alec, Peebee has a long questline about the Remnant and kalinda leading up to heir loyalty and Jaal is the Angaran envoy, and a crittical assets in various mission. Meanwhile Vetra's talents as a smuggler isn't really expended upon and her loyalty mission is the most isolated of all with no buildup, other than the involement of her sisters. Liam's has a couple of antics but makes no substantial contribution early on with his loyalty being just dependent on the amount of outposts established.

Actually, I think the Romances of both Vetra and Liam are actually quite good as far as their writing is concerend, it's just that the less total screentime and dialogue of both romance arcs when compared to the rest of the cast is really noticeable.

The point was that Zelda doesn't have to go on sale 30% two days after release (50% off now) to sell. But that would've only been clear if you watched the video - which you didn't.

Second point was that Andromeda is only going to be getting multiplayer DLC - but way to make things all about you.


Enjoy your 50% off multiplayer DLC!

And comparing apples to oranges to boot. Platform game vs multiplatform. So as good as it may be, I will never experience it, since I don't buy a rather pricey piece of hardware for a frigging game.

I don't think anyone is denying the amount of bugs me: a has it's just that they encountered few as for the rest well it's all subjective

Unless I'm seeing things, it's usually a pattern of the same few names throughout, and it's not always for consistently repeatable bugs. On average I'd say the major stuff is largely acknowledged by most users, at least in my own observation. I should know; I practically live here (next to zipzap's ryncol distillery).

I just need to say that I have had no bugs or glitches in my game. I only have two real complaints about the game - font size and of course the facial/body animations, and some minor criticisms such as limited CC. Aside from that, unlike you I loved the game - had a blast playing it and will start my next play through shortly. I loved the story, loved some of the characters (especially my Ryder) and from my perspective they laid a great foundation for a ton of interesting stories and sequels.

I understand that those with buggy games would be mad - really mad. But other than that I truly  would like to understand the enduring hate now, as well as the  level of venomous hatred then. If someone  hated ME3 and hated the ending then why bother playing ME:A until the reviews were in. Why carry on with the hatred months after release. I just don't understand why some seem unable to accept that that in their opinion MEA is a bad game  - just like a bad movie  or a bad novel and move on.

 I have no doubt Bioware is well aware of the  valid criticism.  I also hope they are aware that some really enjoy the game!

 As for Zelda - I am old enough to have played Zelda from its inception and from my perspective is in a totally different class that any other game you can mention from a nostalgia perspective alone! Whether the latest installment is good or bad is irrelevant IMO - its a Zelda game!!!!

Saw the video before I saw this thread. I need more than some YouTuber making assumptions based off of limited info. While I am sure the game didn't sell as well as they were hoping I think it is far from a financial disaster.

duckley: Because we want Andromeda to be the game we were hoping for. I like Andromeda. It's fun. But it doesn't grab me and pull me in like previous installments did. And apparently, raising a fuss is the only way to get issues resolved.

abaris: For some, it's still gamebreaking buggy. The latest patch has fixed many of the bugs I've had, but there are still quite a few outstanding for other people that prevent them from playing the game at all.

Yup, there are bugs. And they go reported to the ones that actually can do something about. Anyway ME2 is still my most bugged ME game so far.

Before the last patch I ran into some, but not all of them. Game freezing when approaching something on the star map, I had that, but it was my own fault, since I had disabled vsync. Since I have that enabled, no more freezing.

As far as the architect on Eos, yes that was a problem, but different to yours. It turned invulnerable on me, since it took flight with a totally damaged leg, which didn't register upon landing. So you could shoot at it as much as you liked, you did no damage at all. Fixed with the latest patches.

Video seems logical to me. Game simply wasn't that good and got mediocre reviews. I get this is a BioWare fan forum but ME:A is already uninstalled for me and I won't be buying any DLC for it. I am uncertain I would buy future entries.

Meanwhile I've pre-ordered special editions for every game BioWare released since I discovered them with DA:O.