Fanbase Phenomenon: The Latest ME is Always the Worst

The media was rather ripped apart after the ME3 ending fiasco.

Which makes me think that the media was out to give ME:A a hard time in order to regain some credibility after they neglected to report on ME3's ending.

You'd have to be blind to not see that there was a movement organised against this game by disgruntled haters with an agenda.

Hahahahaha, look at this. He says he'll have "vengeance", even if Andromeda's doomfall were the manager's own fault. And he'll have vengeance on CDPR, like they had something to do with Andromeda's epic fail. Because, you know, they set a high standard for games, so shitty games like Andromeda aren't acceptable anymore, it's their fault! LOL

Please, dear, if cyberpunk is actually good, there is absolutely NOTHING you can do about it, besides playing it and actually have some fun. 

No, it's just fairly underwhelming as a game.

That doesn't make it bad. Problem is it had so much baggage as a mass effect title it became a victim of circumstance, along with a heap of technical issues on top of it.

"Fanbase phenomenon", haha, please, this is a thing that happens mostly with anything. The most recent is almost always "the best in history" or "the worst in history". Many americans say Obama is the "worst president in history of US" (I bet people who say that don't know the name of 10 american presidents without googling it), the player on my soccer team is the worst I've ever seen playing on my team (even if there was a player last year who played far worse), etc.
The opposite event is also common: No, the player from the past will always be the best, that president will always be the worst, etc.

And seriously, this phenomenon doesn't even apply to Mass Effect, because Mass Effect 2 is one of the best rated games (by fans and critics). Mass Effect 3 is also a good game, the only thing people really hated was the ending (it was justified, but nobody said it was the worst game ever).
Mass Effect: Andromeda is, objectively, the worst Mass Effect game, and this has nothing to do with "Fanbase phenomenon", but with the fact that it is a terrible game, and even their own creators recognize it.

There's an amount of quality 150+ hours beyond that. It's no coincidence the game he was the least involved at the time of released was the one that got destroyed in every way, and every plan cancelled afterwards. I mean, come on.

You can be as dismissive and nonchalant as you like, but a hate cabal has existed since ME2 and has only grown since. If you can't see it, then you either haven't been there to witness it across the 'net or are a part of it.

We have long since past that milestone...

Do tell.

Upon ME2's release, all I heard where gripes and complaints

Now ME:A is out and I again hear the usual "OMG ITZ TEH WURST GUISE!!!!1"