3 shitty annoying bugs that still need patching out

They're not adding anything anymore, Doc. The characters and weapons that have yet to be unlocked are already on your hard drive...

I think we talked briefly today on Origin about controls, animations, interruptions, twitching and shambling. Somebody at Bioware is obsessed with putting these things in the game. The movement and controls do not have to be clunky as they are in DAI amd MEA and IMO, this is one of the reasons for broken netcode, well, Billy and co major effort certainly not withstanding. It seems rather sloppy basic programing job with some coding errors which are later compensated by stunning Bioware trademark visuals. So, since it looks good, it must be good. However, underneath that gorgeous facade, the core is rotten, basic controls are unresponsive, you cannot run for 10 meters without stumbling or something happening to you. While in single player this might indeed create some sort of temporary immersion for the first 5 minutes, it will sure annoy player to no end after running like that for 5 hours. Or they for some reason decided to hide hitbox with overlay of artwork and misaligned something somewhere, so no headshots to nobody never ever. Because hitbox syncs on different coordinates and gets separated from artwork and animations. They hide poor AI of the enemies with ridiculous running speed and chaotic dodging. Well, I can't hit that damn sharpshooter with no gun, AI must be very smart. Look, that turian rebel jumped away from me, now I chase him to the roof, and he jumps back, must be really smart AI.

I hate when beautiful loading screens hide memory leaks, crashes, and teleporting frame-skipping dogs trying to create illusion of serenity. I better take an elevator ride, Mass Effect style.

So, IMO, the whole thing is broken beyond any reasonable repair or fixing, it is broken from the start by design. The whole movement and gun system is just clunky with unresponsive controls, essentially nothing works like it should be. It might be possible to tolerate in single player but it seriously interferes with fast-paced functionality of multiplayer that clearly lacks precision.

Oh, and I almost forgot about the sound. IDK who had that idea that you have to actually face the sound source to hear it. That is the worst of the worst. That dog is sneaking up on you from behind? Good. You can't hear it growling because you are not facing it? Nice. You get grabbed. Well, how exciting it must be.