What REALLY killed MEA was...

The Alec Ryder story is only really present in the memories. As a player it's hard to feel anything. I daresay it was handled better in DA2 with the death of Hawke's mother. As opposed to the sibling you lose right at the start.

The Alec story is as meaningless as FO4s story about losing son and husband/wife right at the start. Nobody really cares and I don't think that's a good thing from a narrative standpoint. I realize they needed something to force the player into the role of pathfinder, but I think it would have been better handled if the whole loss happened a little later in game. The game is long enough and I believe the story could have had Alec tagging along for some time before losing him. Same with the twin. It wouldn't have hurt the narrative if they hadn't been in a coma. And it would have added some emotional component that's missing in this game. I don't know, it worked with Hawke in DA2 and I think it could have worked in MEA. That's how a professional writer earns their bread after all.

I really wish people would stop advancing the false narrative that Ryder dosen't/ can't react emotionally to Papa Ryder's death. Narratively speaking it happens twice within probably an hour after he died where Ryder can and does react emotionally to their father's death.

That probably should have happened right after his death... not hours later.

Instead, Ryder seemed like “You win some you lose some... What’s for dinner?”

It did happen immedietly after his death.  Again this is a very bad strawman even for you Suik.

Its happened.  

But again, even beyond this I said that you get two instances where Ryder reacts emotionally to their fathers death within an hour.  Your response?  'Well it should have been done immedietly and not two hours later', which shows you either did not read my post, or you decided to substitute your own narrative for the one I was advancing (AKA a strawman), and since my argument is factually what is in the game...

The pacing matters. ME3 MP pacing is pretty good. You can do the run around bunny hopping quickscope franticshooting thing if you WANT to, but you can also take a more tactical approach and work together to support your teammates.

MEA MP is all bunnyhoppingquickscopefranticshooting. You're constantly forced out of cover and there's no way to set up and because of the constant movement, it is very difficult to support your teammates.

Then you're doing it wrong.

That you are so butt hurt about people who care about an average game that you don't care about that you continually come back to insult them says so much more about you than anything you think their ability to care about an average game says about them... troll.

I said dont do the whole humanity saves evryone gig again but they didnt want to listen and to make it worse, they basically recycled the whole squad from the original mass effect trilogy. I liked the base building but everything else just felt uninspired from the soundtrack to the character designs.

Damn, if they prioritized romances over everything else the end result was terrible. There's not a game I can recall in recent memory that had relationships/romances that felt as dry as Andromeda's. I can see why they would appeal to the romance crowd however. It's an easy one to appease, in the end they will still be the ones defending the game when everyone else has finished trashing it. Smart on Bioware's part in some ways. The romance crowd would cry over a fanfiction written by a 12 year old. Every one else knows Andromeda was a trash game, but you best believe the romance crowd is still there making romance artwork, gifs, giving the characters weird ass pet names, putting flowers over their heads calling them cinnamon rolls or whatever and swooning over every bit of cheesy romance dialogue lol. They're the most loyal fans. What sucks the most about it is that the playbase often forgives bad writig and it encourages Bioware to continuously make characters that appeals to ''The CWs'' viewer base.

Sorry the shoes fits so tight, Cinderalla.