Impressions on the game so far

And about 3/10 being a low score, I agree, but what score would you give for a game that fails in absolutely every aspect?

Classless systems can work, I don't deny that.

But this system didn't.  The restrictions made the power varieties pointless.

That's why I put a "so far" there. 

And I also don't skip through conversation, and I read all of the codex. 

Of course...

If you're still playing it, I don't see how it could be that low.  I'd quit if I thought a game was that terrible to start.  I don't think the game wholly failed at anything.  I thought the combat was above average, but the story and setup as I said in my previous post didn't make much sense so I couldn't get into it really. 

Everything else to me was average or below average, hence my score of 6.5/10 grading it on a school scale.

But 3/10 to me is like Arkham City on PC at release, barely playable, and that game got recalled and refunds were given.

What if the game is so unengaging you can't finish it? Surely that deserves a score? I found myself in this position after 30+ hours and scored ME:A 6/10. I think that's pretty good considering I had absolutely no interest in finding out what happened. I was just that bored with the poor writing and paper thin dialogue and characters. Looked pretty though.

I don't really "hate" the combat, but I think it was a huge stepdown. To make it more difficult they removed features (it reminds me of Apple, removing features and calling it "innovation"). I think what most annoyed me though was removing the mini-map where you could see the red dots. It was so simple and worked so well, WHY they had to remove that? Looking at enemy locations by the red dots on the "north-west-east-south" thing is just too confusing to me, it makes combat frustrating sometimes. 

I already answered that to another user, but I'll write again: I know they left before the Reaper war, what I meant is: How the Reapers allowed them to escape when they arrived, since their arrival on Andromeda would take hundreds of years (and the Reapers arrived on the same year they left) and why any other species didn't do the same? It was already answered, thank you.

And of course, you're allowed to disagree with what I said about the writing, characters, setting etc. If it was unplayable, I would have given it a 0/10. I gave it a 3/10 because I think it is weak in every aspect (performance, combat, story, characters, menus), especially when compared to previous Mass Effects. 
And yes, I get this Initiative thing was explained on the conversations (and codex). But still the characters didn't seem to think it was quite a risk even then, they seem to think that everything would really be as they had planned, LOL. 

Oh, and another thing I'd like to add is that Shepard mourned Mordin, Thane and Legion in ME3 more than Ryder mourned his own father in ME:A, lol. 

Who knows, maybe Anthem. It looks like everything Andromeda should have been, lol

Then score and quit it.  Just don't spend a whole bunch of time trying to convince me that I also should hate just because you do... and we're good.

Can I just ask: why would you ever play something for 200 hours if you get the feeling that it's not for you? Especially something like Skyrim, that does get fairly repetitve after a while.