Spoiler Alert: Architects.

yeah I've got the Voeld Architect mission on my books so will be fighting that one again soon in my current playthrough the only one I've taken down so far in my current run is the Eos one so far. I'l lbe going back to Voeld anyway to finish another quest so will probably do it then. Haven't done Kadara's or Elaaden's yet but that's only because I've only just unlocked those worlds and you need to take care of the vaults before you get the architect quests.

For my first couple of tries at the architect on Voeld, I was hampered by an apparent bug in the hazard system there.  The depletion of the life support bar can, sometimes, get inordinately accelerated (beyond even the normal Level 2 hazard).  For example, I'm just starting Voeld again in my NG+ playthrough and I died twice from exposure running flat out with no missteps from the ship to the first heat lamp.  Finally made it on that the third dash.  On my first playthrough, my life support bar for the fight on the route down from the Main Resistance Base depleted so quickly that I literally had to try three time in order to finish the fight and start the conversation with the Angara scout.  This time around, I'm finishing that fight (on a higher difficulty) with 3/4 of the life support bar left.  On my previous playthrough, my life support bar completely disappeared after I got onto the sea ice at the bottom... and I could literally walk from Hjara to Techix without dying from exposure.  This time around, I seem to have a normal "Level 1" reaction going on... I've just done the Staging a Rescue mission.

So, bottomline, be aware, the Life Support thing can get really weird sometimes.

I liked them, specially that last one, but they could have used a little more variety. So good is it.

Oh yeah. I'm not PETA or a vegan, but my heart breaks a little when the dragons did that. The medic in me wants to stop and offer mercy. Then Iron Bull dies in a fire blast and then I say, "Dragon steaks coming up!" Yo, the Black Widow is my weapon of choice. I love hitting hard from afar. Nice screenshots!

I loved the design and the first couple of times in my first game was a pain, but since there's no variety in how they attack it gets kind of repetitive.

The dragons in DAI are better and more diverse.

A lot of fun except for 3 things:

1. If you don't go to Eos first, the epic introduction looks stupid if you already fought one.
2. Crawlers spawn randomly and distract the fight sometimes on Eos.
3. If Jaal yells loudly in my ear to aim for its legs one more time, I'm shooting him in the legs!

I liked them a bit better than DAI's dragons though, because I had these bugs that were never fixed where I kept falling through the map when fighting them. Especially Cory's dragon.

My fav fight was on Eos. I would use Blacklash to get close enough to the head, and when it was done firing at me, I would still have enough of my shields left, so I'd Charge it, then jump back and blast it with my AR.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Architects!  Though not as immense in scope, it sort of reminded me of coming face-to-hologram with Sovereign.

Thresher maws in ME1 got to be dead easy after awhile... I had them down to a real science.   I'll probably get there eventually with the architects too, but for now, they are a bit more challenging than the threshers.  I like that they spawn numbers of the smaller remnant and at least move a couple of times.  It would have been even cooler though if they made the movement phase more unpredictable (i.e. not just when you take down a leg)... i.e. made their behavior more random.  In fairness though, I find the spawning and movement patterns of enemies in most games to be pretty predictable after awhile.  In the Trilogy, it got to the pint where I was often aiming my SR at the spawn spot long before the enemy appeared.

They're too repetitive.