For those who liked and didn't like MEA, do you think DAI was better?

Man, your comment is pretty dumb. Saskia, Iorveth and Foltest's daughter not appearing on TW3 means TW3's decisions don't matter? Do you think ALL characters who appeared on the last game should appear on the next, or your decisions won't matter? That's pretty stupid. Especially because Bioware brings back fewer characters in DA:I
And WTF are you talking about Letho? If you save him in TW2 he appears again in TW3, and if you save him, he helps you on your battle and stays at Kaer Morhen 

And to show how you don't know what you're talking about: If you kill Keira, Lambert might die, not to mention you won't get her help at Kaer Morhen. And baron's wife? Seriously? You clearly don't know WTF you're talking about, since saving or not the baron's wife can end up with him suiciding or not. 

It seems you are the one that didn't play any of The Witcher games with your eyes on it. No offense, but everything you said is just stupid. 

Yup.  On Twitter they can just block, or mute or whatever anyone who doesn't join the echo chamber.

ME3 was really the only one with any real depth in its skill trees out of the original 3, I felt. ME1 had a lot of stuff, but it was basically just a boost in small increments with each level, but no actual options in behavior. ME2 didn't even try. 

I absolutely loved Andromeda, both SP and MP, and disliked Inquisition to the point of barely able to finish the game.

Andromeda's OW was done in a style I can manage, in other words ignoring anything I did not want to do, I loved how chars looked, loved the crew, had a blast with Reyes romance and the Nomad. MP is awesome! And, omg, the NG+ is a god-send!

In case of Inquisition, the only character I liked was Dorian (which forced me to play a male), and I liked it that I could play a Qunari. After the arrival to that Skyhold, the game became interminably boring for me. Winter Palace was the most disappointing part in any game ever. The game felt extremely tedious without mods to get those dumb Wartable missions/unlocks etc restrictions removed. And, I only had enough patience to try the MP Tutorial, and decided to not to queue for realz after.

So, overall, Andromeda felt fast, fun and awesome, let me play the gender/ethnicity I wanted, had one of the best romances ever, while Inquisition was boring and slow and too restrictive in character creation department to get content I wanted.

You can, it's just horribly inefficient if they're near your character level (and you disable auto weapon-draw in the options). It's also tied to the lore as another posted has stated, but at least that's consistent from the get-go and not changed later because reasons. Mass Effect doesn't hold the moral high ground, after both the lore debacle over thermal clip (ammo to everyone else) and the defence "layers" that block things like biotics and weapon powers until they are "stripped" from ME2 on. So if you want to hold the Witcher over a barrel on that, conversely the same can apply to that in Mass Effect.

Not to mention in ME:A, where two biotics hold an entire ship against missiles, reflecting it on the attacking ship and destroying it, LOL

I don't see what youre getting at about RPing Hawke. I don't have any control over Hawke when playing DAI, whether I played Legacy or not.

I think geralt killed a human with a silver sword in the first game.

As for the biotics. Well they are very powerful according to the lore.

Good call. We're already seven posts past my "caring about the Witcher" limit, especially considering, again, this is a Bioware forum, and this thread is specifically to discuss Mass Effect Andromeda and Dragon Age Inquisition.

And it could have the greatest lore reasoning in the world. From a gameplay mechanic standpoint, constantly being forced to switch between two weapons because of ~reasons~ is a bad mechanic.

you know what ruined ME for me, shotguns being better against shields than armor, or incinerate not doing equal damage to barriers as it did armor

I would give the edge to DAI's story mainly because MEA was too sparsely distributed through its openworld(s). But MEA gameplay blows DAI out of the water...which is the main reason DAI has become unplayable for me. I also think they made some improvements (not enough) to the openworld aspects and side content in MEA. So I'll end up getting much more mileage out of MEA...although primarily out of the MP side unless we receive a major expansion or succession of dlc's.