Will EA and Bioware actually use MEA as a learning lesson?

Now you sound like Addison .    None of your expectations panned out, they're a bust.  Is your face tired? =) 

That's HELLBLADE: SENUA'S SACRIFICE . That appears to be some add stuff. But in game character  facials is rather good for a $30.00 game  . It has some really good reviews as well. 

Sold. Word of mouth still matters. It's not something I would actively look for, hence, my ignorance. However... WTF. Badass.

Yeah, I'm downloading it now from steam. Looks like it will be one of those all night gaming sessions

Oh dearie dear...

This thread has delivered. I wanted to shred several posts, but it seems the most absurd comments have been intentionally ignored.

The BioDrone swarm is fascinating, both sad and funny.

The idea that mean people on the internet killed your game out of spite based primarily on latent bitterness from the ME3 ending, are some serious cherry-picking mother fuckers.

Never mind that many of us, after being disappointed by that ending, were absolutely burnt by the disappointment that was DAI. Still haven't gotten further than the introduction on several second playthroughs... It is just a bore. PC controls, shit AI, but OOH SHINY!

The fact is: no, EA/BW will learn nothing from this, because they knew all along what you people have to eventually realize -

Corporations are not people, and if they are a publicly traded company profit is their only motivation. By investing in corporations, and celebrating profit over people, we land in this wasteland. Profiteering is killing gaming, killing the environment, killing us.

Yet, some of you celebrate it. Nothing but contempt for ya.

that meme is overplayed to the point of absurdity.

Especially when those aren't even real Hellblade screenshots. Meme culture sucks.

But yeah, there is something wrong on the Nexus. Too much bloom, maybe? I feel about that the way I used to feel about lens flare.

They learned nothing from ME3, not with the campaign, not with the multiplayer. It is like if Bioware outsourced Andromeda to a completely new company, that happened to be terrible at making RPGs.
The SP was a step down, the MP was also a step down. And when the boat merely looks like it's not floating well, they flee and move on to something else.

I wouldn't have my hopes high for they actually learning anything from previous experiences.