The GameInformer article thread

Damn it, you're right.

Pass the brain bleach please. Still, they look good for enemies we'll probably be butchering through most of the game.

Yeah, bothers me too. "Head" and "professional" both sound like "stoic", I used it the most in DAI, but I'd need "has mental issues" tone for one of my playthroughs.

I'll actually disagree with that. Not only because they are okay and kind'a cliche, but their hate scenes (krogan and salarian, quarian and geth) were so much better. Not only because you could see the reason to hate, you could hate yourself for hating.

The most exciting news for combat for me is the elimination of classes. I think that is so great and I can't wait to try it out. I'm not worried at all about the removal of the combat wheel in single player, I stopped using that after spending hours and hours in ME3MP. As long as the AI does a decent job of controlling the squaddies and some tactics can be set, I'm fine with the devs ditching the wheel. I found it actually makes combat a lot more enjoyable for me.

I hope not.

Well I wonder if we will havea good amount of meaningful exploration skills to pick from.

I like that. The blandification of Bioware protagonist sums up my feelings on DAI.

Still better than the binary "sad" or "p*ssed off" which paragon and Renegade morphed into in ME3, and the complete removal of neutral options.

Heck maybe they'll go nuts and give you more than 1-2 options to say something in a conversation!

What really worries me though is the card based system, and not even that really. A little bit about the card based system, for those of you who don't know.   tl;dr version :  ROTR basically. 

Okay, you have a card that increases enemy health by 50%, a card that decreases your damage by 50%, decreases your shields by 50%, and another one that increases enemy shields by 50%. All of those would add up to -200% chance that you will complete the level. Of course, BioWare wants to make it worth your while to play these cards, so they'll offer you more exp and credits then you get if you didn't play them at all.

Of course, the opposite could be said true as well. You've got a card that decreases enemy health by 50%, increases your damage by 50%, increases your shields by 50%, and another that decreases enemy shields by 50%. This would mean that you have a +200% chance at completing the level. BioWare wants to make this type of gameplay not worth it, so they'll offer you less exp and credits.

My fear is that we'll go into a battle with somebody and they'll have -200% (on say all the cards I listed above) chance at completing the level. On top of this, they'll only have a level one type of weapon and they are getting downed constantly.

The only way I can see out of this, would be to have it tiered, whereby bronze can only have -50% (across all players), silver -100%, gold %150%, etc. And make it hard level caps. 1-9 is bronze, 10-13 silver, 14-17 gold, 18-20 is platinum. That's about the only way that I can see this working.

Why do you think she might've be raised by humans? They didn't say anything about her backstory.