Why do people here act like animations....

According to the definition of irony, no. Why do you ask? 

lol didn't notice that. 

Better? 

Still, it's ironic you accuse people of things you are guilty of and tell people to grow up while you act like a child. 

The kett didn't come to wipe out the angara, but to exalt them. Presumably.

Don't know how long it takes for them to do their pre-exaltation research, though. They seemed to have learned quite a bit about the milkies in the short time they'd been there.

When your goal is to capture for exaltation rather than kill, the process probably takes quite a bit longer.

Ryder did, not the player - at least that was what the game simulated. When you approached the spot, there was a comment made (by SAM or a squaddie) about it being a good place for the outpost. Once you'd achieved the required viability and went to activate the beacon, it was simulating Ryder selecting that spot and calling the Ai to place an outpost there.

I didn't think Oryx was really effective at all. He was better than the previous baddies in Destiny, but that's not saying much, since the previous bad guys were not even characters at all. Dominus Ghaul is more effective in his short scene in 2's prologue than all of the Oryx scenes, where he's basically just yelling or something. 

GRAAURGH! YOU! THE LAST OF THE LIGHT! ALL UR WILL R BELONG TO ME! 

There were no pockets left according to the story.  It became a quest later in the game.  Sloane's scouts find a pocket of Kett, say they're trying to re-establish a presence on the planet and then you go and wipe them out.  Never heard from them on Kadara again.  

The he sad thing is that the Kett weren't even really needed on the game.  Each planet could have had it's own unique obstacle.  A non humanoid species inhabiting the planet, you find a way to eradicate them and can either do it or move on.  Colonize or conquer so to speak.  Find a planet with a new race, make first contact, earn their trust and finally start a colony and alliance.  These types of things would have allowed you to be first on the ground, discovering, making first contacts, etc.  you could have still found vaults and discovered that they created these worlds and still found out about everything you did this way.  Would have fit more into what the game was supposed to be about, colonization, discovery.  Instead they thought your time would Bette spent looking for and activating vaults.  Would have made it possible for some more unique planets as well.  Still maybe had a Habitat 7 where the vault deactivated, was danmaged and you had to repair.  The Kett weren't needed, But if you're going put a enemy into the game, build them into something.

I'm not quite sure what we're trying to do here - redesign the entire game?

There's a lot of things they could have done that I might have liked better, other things that you might have liked better, etc. - but it is what it is.


The point you seem to be missing is that the player =/= Ryder.

One of the features of recent BioWare games with the cinematics, autodialogue, and all is that sometimes you lose some agency over the character.  Shepard was always besties with Garrus, had Anderson as a mentor, stopped to try to save the kid in the vent, and insisted on painting the Rannoch reaper without input from the player.

During the wreck of the SR-1, Shepard went to the bridge to rescue Joker instead of boarding an escape pod.  You, the player, had to move Shepard to the bridge - and Sheppie got spaced after getting Joker onto a pod.  That's the story they told with precious little input from the player.

In similar fashion, Ryder selects the spot for the outpost and signals the Ai to place it there.

Animations were never really good on Bioware games. DA:O and ME:2 are damn good games with excellent reviews, but facial expression and animations are kinda bad (especially ME2 with that "Shepard intimidation face").

If Andromeda was actually good, nobody would give two shits about "animations".

How is this topic 9 pages long?

Oh, like you're the fucking victim here.  How's about you give me $80 and I'll go away.   Seeing as that's how much I spent on the god damned game.  Until that time, I'll say whatever I damn well please.  You're not the victim, hell, you're not even the injured party.  

You're the person who watched the slow moving train crash and giggled.

Yup. That response adequately covers quite a bit of this thread.

too be fair back then the idiotnet had the troll focus elsewhere. MeA got trolled with the same 5 gifs over and over before launch. People wanted MeA to fail.