I hope the technical aspects of the game are well polished

I'm okay with having some bad glitches day-1 honestly, but I usually draw the line at conspicuously long load times or just amount of load times between segregated areas, and (cliche incoming) in DA:I it was frustrating to see how even after all those admittedly generous patches and fixes there were still really bad loading issues, like how they never fixed the way the screen faded to black a half minute before the loading was done or how every area wasn't actually done loading (e.g. streaming assets that pop in after minutes) despite the loading screen having measured it was time to pull the curtains away.

And some issues in that game were just embarrassing, like, obvious hard-coded stuff like the way they had programmed the "war table music" to play. In short the bug was that if you entered the war table, the music began playing and when you fast-traveled to another area from the table and then back to the hub area again, the flag triggering the music would still be triggered and the theme would play while running around in the area and not go away until you entered and exited the war table. It wasn't even a real glitch per se it was just bad programming, inefficient coding.

And hence, I'm crossing my fingers about Andromeda performing well. Omega DLC (made by this team) also had a giant bug they never fixed in which Aria would hold a speech and slide around like crazy because their cutscene cues for her positioning were out of order. I just hope these 4-5 years won't result in a massively unpolished experience like those previous games. I think we all understand that with games being this big there's a larger risk of having more bugs and therefore it's slightly more acceptable, but on the flipside why shouldn't BioWare be able to output polish the way Rockstar does it with equally massive games, let alone having spent 4+ years on the game?

Lastly, I have been completely out of the loop on games running on Frostbite 3 since DA:I and Battlefield 4. Both were riddled with technical issues on PS4 around launch and BF4 supposedly got really good after a year but DA:I didn't quite iron out what were IMHO the worst issues, so I wanna know if people that had played the latest big EA games can tell how well those games ran according to your experiences with them.

I hope Andromeda performs well and isn't filled to the brink with technical hurdles that drag it down. ME3 was even so bad at launch that I have considered waiting a few months before getting Andromeda. My impression of ME3 on PC would've been way better if I had simply waited until they launched the "face import" fix after 2-3 months for example.