Who's still doing playthroughs of ME:Andromeda?

I noticed something yesterday: when you receive the quest to save the Moshae, the journal only talks about meeting with the Moshae, not saving her, which could be confusing for a first-time player who was told to save the Moshae and then the journal talks about meeting her. I wonder if she was initially not captive and they forgot to change that line. Also, from Ryder's pov, why would she go to Havarl first when she REALLY seems to wants to get inside that vault and Efvra was quite clear Moshae is needed for that? Unless it's not clearly stated that they know her to be on Voeld and not Havarl, I'm not sure now.

Yeah, that's what I figured but I got confused, trying to remember what exactly Efvra said. The journal could have been written better, it's a bit difficult to navigate as it is and doesn't always give enough info on additional tasks that you got 100 hours ago and can't remember from who and where. Also, the parts where Ryder says "don't fear, I'm here to help!" are a bit cringe given the angaran experiences with the Kett. Why would they trust some stranger insisting they have come for nothing else but to help out of the goodness of their heart. Some of Shepard's lines were like this too - in reality she had a mission objective but she didn't mind helping people along the way, but she wouldn't say that, she said she came to place x specifically to help out some random people. Yeah, right. 

Will do another one after completing the Legendary Edition (courtesy of EA Play)

May be my final one, though, since I'm going for the platinum trophy. Plus, the replayability is kinda low comparing to the amazing work mods have done on the Original Trilogy.

I have the desire to do at least one more, but I have several other games to play before I get around to another replay of Andromeda. Right now I am working on my achievement and final run of Dragon Age: Inquisition and its taken me months to get where I am. After that I am probably going to scrap all the profiles I have for Dragon Age and come up with a canon one.

I agree, but I think some of the mechanics make it feel even longer.  One of my biggest enemies in the game is the combination of the crafting and pinging systems, that feels like a gigantic waste of time.  Things like the horse mechanics that don't feel right, or the jumping and sliding controls.  I just finished Wicked Eyes & Wicked Hearts in the Winter Palace there was a halla statue on rafters in the elven area and I fell off several time because it felt like they didn't really bother testing that kind of control in the game.  I even got to the point I quit and came back later because I had spent enough time there to make a dent in my court approval.  That is one thing I give Andromeda is I never felt like I was fighting the controls to complete my objectives.

Controls and controllability are top notch in MEA and Anthem, so I expect a lot from next DA in series. Not that it was too bad in DAI but sometimes the jumping tricks were just too much. Also the ping mechanic should have been, IMHO, left for some specific things where it suits, not for generic chests etc.

I personally find Elaaden th ewors tas that one comes a tyo usuper quick even after 20 odd playthroughs that I've done of the game I still die sometimes trying to escape it. I agree tha tit's doable it's moer you do hav et obe prett yquick and being quick on the buttons when you have a disability like mine is not easy. I can do it though.