Is ME:A worth playing?

I know I posted this already...but those posts regarding the Asari and Female Quarians and how their looks changed or wasn't seen at all in reference to Andromeda (Quarians)….I was just wondering do you think there would be an issue if the next ME game featured women like...Athena, Artemis or Nike (Ascendant vid) or Miranda or Ashley?














I'm just saying that the sex appeal as far as women goes dropped after Miranda and Ashley.....and do you think it's a factor of just art direction or a symptom of the developer not wanting to sexualize women? For me...i'm sorry, but I like looking at sexy ass  women on the screen...yeah Miranda and Ashley wore tight outfits, but they also had personality and character and was pleasing on the eyes...and I find NOTHING wrong with that....

In Andromeda I gotta admit Cora looked like somebody's soccer mom and was the most appealing chick maybe outside of Suvi...OR do you think it's more of the graphics moving more towards realism and more honestly representing the human element?....lastly do you think it's more about SJW?....

But can Miranda do thisss?

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We don't seem to disagree much. I didn't say ME2 was bad, I pointed out that it's main plot was a diversion. The side stories that started in ME1 (Genophage, Rannoch) were handled pretty well throughout the entire trilogy. 

I just wished we had better main plot development in ME2 instead of a separate gig. It confirmed for me that the writers had no idea where the story was headed.

Co-signed 1000%......when you can go back and play those games multiple times and still get enjoyment out of them it's just a testament of how very well those games was structured and crafted. I ended up buying "The Citadel" and "Leviathan" DLC for ME3 and the Citadel was a very nice send off for the crew and the Leviathan added a bit more back story to the Reaper origins....amazing DLC to support an amazing trilogy...Ditto with Mordin and Anderson passings in ME3.....One of my other favs is Samarah….she strictly enforces her code, but was she was willing to kill herself instead of killing her last surviving daughter (The mother in her super-ceded the code in this scenario) .....this is the type of stuff that made the trilogy to so compelling.....








^^^this is what happens when you just want to create a great game and tell a interesting story with characters each dealing with their own dilemmas and issues....

After many lengthy discussions with long time ME and sci-fan fans, I think it's best to save yourself from trying to figure out what biowEAr was thinking when they signed off on the milestones of ME:A's design and production.

Thinking about it will inevitably result is confusion and resignation that regardless ME:A was going to have a hard time living up to the ME trilogy, it's already unfair to be compared to a trilogy of games. But for the end result to land so far below even the most modest of expectations still makes my head spin.

If they revisit ME it needs to be 100% or nothing, and that's a big risk to take.

Well, admittedly I'm expert on neither EA's machinations nor Andromeda's evolution; but what I can say with a degree of certainty is that too many libtards spoil the broth. My point is, fuck the so-called 'PC-brigade' and those who bend over backwards to appease them.

LOL: I wouldn't say 'straw man', MPApr2012, because the point regarding the underlying reasoning behind EA/Bioware's decision to make [particularly the female] characters less physically attractive in ME:A was broached some while ago. Also, why does the thread not still have potential? Does speaking common sense and/or one's mind in these matters automatically discount courteous discourse? -- I hope not.

...oh that reminded of this post, had to go searching for it again

bsn.boards.net/post/578833

some well put analysis, well worth a read if you haven't

Im pretty sure u werent include in that category Shinobu , and while i had to use 4 dictionary searches in 2 different places to get what Royston was talking about, Litbard is a rather cool word ! :
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libtard
noun
/libˈtärd/
1. an individual, whose thinking process has been
rendered impaired by political correctness and the
failure to understand that people are responsible
for their actions and the world does not owe lazy
or stupid people a living.
"That libtard voted for someone with no qualifications to be president and now everyone is losing his old health care coverage."
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Anyway, i m pretty convinced it s just budget and rush that made the result as is, not "design"
I d like to read that visual analysis, but no, to long for my sake

I've never touched the SP. Never even created a character yet.

I still play the MP sometimes, I enjoy a handful of the kits, but mostly I play because the gawdawful rng item shop still hasn't given me the damn Stronghold Package yet and I'm getting seriously OCD about it.