So what's the hate on Andromeda all about?

Looks like the thread didn't say enough about multiplayer so let me put it here: it sucks ass and just a simple look at the numerical tests thread will give an idea of how ridiculously bugged and ill-designed it is. It's complete chaos from the beginning until the end, the player is being chased around instead of being the master of the battlefield, no one has ever soloed Platinum without retreating around or abusing the glitched spots that are beyond the range of melee units and I'm not even sure about Gold. The grind is insane, maxing out the shield regen stat requires spending some 200 hours on Platinum with one of the 4 kits that are average at best, it's only one of 5 stats and maxing out the weapons takes about as much as all the 5 stats combined. The class progression time increase is even worse and it takes more than an order of magnitude longer than in ME3MP. The auto-cover system and the general removal of right hand advantage completely trash the positional advantage that players could easily achieve in ME3 and the aerial movements is so much lag prone it can cause headaches, along with giving amazing targets to the enemies between the dodges. The objectives are where the design of player-enemy balance completely crashes, they are designed to not be soloable which gives problems to not only soloists but even players who land with a less than competent team. The hacks are easily the worst gameplay idea in the whole series. The races are almost completely the same and the alleged head gameplay director seething on Twitter because white people are smarter than him raises a huge red flag about the reasons behind that. The powers are less numerous and dumbed down, the combos are coded to be useless and weapon balance doesn't exist because there's just one weapon that has a chance of ever being optimal (the P.A.W.). The number of classes got cut by as much as the number of powers, the chatter and backstories are fanfic level and the balance isn't much better than the balance of weapons, Platinum is just the two perma-cloakers and the only semi-proper tank in the game for 2/3 of time because you need to somehow tackle the absolute BS of hacks. Melee gameplay is next to impossible with all classes but maybe 3 and its variety cries shame. The quality of boosters you can expect to receive is quite bad and the consumables are complete shit, all lacking key features from ME3 that made them useful in the first place. The ammo system leaves the enemy at positional advantage (no seamless piercing) and trashes sniper rifles when combined with the clearly recognized netcode issues that the devs dismissed with copes like "there's no such thing as >>netcode<< in the dictionary". The maps are of the same size as in ME3 in terms of the number of rooms but they are filled with more enemies that aim instantly, take 2–10 times as long to kill, deal enormous and frequent damage themselves (no shield/health gate saves) and cannot be controlled whatsoever for more than a few seconds. The app is bad (no checks on other players) and there's literally no comparison to ME3 in terms of immersion with the setting and the biology and culture of played races. No wonder it's semi-dead after 4 years while ME3 stays strong after 10.