Mass Effect: Andromeda Official Cinematic Trailer #2!

I doubt the decision of not having weapons on the Nomad (which I'm pretty sure it's mostly gameplay in any case) and Tempest was because of lack of resources.
I still think the briefing stated SAM is in Hyperion because the team and the Tempest are there. In any case, SAM isn't like EDI that it's basically the ship. It can probably be moved as the AI in ME.

The hair for Cora? Big deal. I've seen a few women with hair similar to what Cora has when I was in the military. She looks fine.

I'm fine with the length it's the stupid half (or quarter, or 12% or whatever the hell) shaved cut I really hate and wish would die in a fire slowly while listening to Kai Leng in one ear and the holokid in another.

If it was a normal short cut with the hair super styled one way like it is I wouldn't mind. Wouldn't be my favorite, but I could deal. Most of the female romances in TOR actually land on the shorter side of hairdo's (Mako, Nadia, Risha- Kira and Elara are probably pushing it as the former's covers her ears and the latter's in a bun)

Eh, we've picked 100k people and went to a different galaxy, I sincerely doubt money is the issue here. The rest is just a lot of assumptions made out of partial knowledge of what's going on.

...where they ever able to do good hairs? Their hair quality was always below average. And in ME, for Shepard, we never had long hair options in any case.
Hairs look better then in DAI in any case, so it's an improvement. Hopefully we won't get  a dozen of different buzzcut options.

^Yeah see those I could live with.

But you said haircut can make women look like dudes. 




And as I said, going by numbers is ridiculous. Following the trends of the masses does not make you masculine or feminine, it just makes you look average. The majority of men are overweight and untrained, yet being muscular and lean is considered masculine. So only a small part of the male population looks masculine which completely proves that numbers don't mean anything. 

Great. I can't wait to play Mass Effect Teenage Edition.

I knew the characters would be slightly younger, but I'm turned off by these scene-kid looks. All that was missing was to give Ryder a septum piercing and it'd been perfect. We're right back to the rule-of-cool star-cast of ME2, sigh.

Also, the dialogue here ranged from interesting to the sort of cliche'd try-hard kind of writing. "We're about to change the rules!". Yeah... it's stuff like that that makes me want to NOT buy this game.

God forbid they don't make a character good looking 'AND' feminine.

Women in the real world aren't all good looking and feminine. And their worth should not be based on their looks and femininity. Even fictional, video game characters. 

This is arguably redundant anyway because one can easily argue Cora is good looking and feminine. But she has a short hairstyle so that automatically makes her butch 

I for one praise BioWare for choosing to be a bit more creative in how they design their characters, especially their female ones, choosing to favor different looks and appearances and styles alongside new personalities and traits, equaling that of male characters, who have historically been afforded more variety in their appearance. Yet no one makes a song and dance if Zaeed has a scar, or if Jacob wears a tight suit, or if Joker has a douchey beard or whatever.

Sure, I can understand people may be disappointed, given many will want to romance Cora. But 'femme-butch'? I don't like that implication, or the sense that our reception to these characters should begin and end with what they look like.

 Vetra, Drack and Peebee are likely older. Cora is probably at last a few years older then Ryders, maybe even 30. That'd leave Ryder and possibly Liam as the 'young' ones. Which we always had. In ME we had Liara and Tali.

Stupid lines are always present in games. Hopefully that one is from a dialogue option.

Punctuation fail. It should've been "looks like a dude" haircut or perhaps looks-like-a-dude haircut. Or indeed perhaps just "dude haircut". I tend to put parentheses in odd places some times. Either way, "looks like a dude" was meant to modify haircut, not Anne Hathaway who is obviously feminine as fuck.

And no, to your second point, a fat guy's still a guy (typically) because muscles are once again, one factor of the common image of masculinity but not it entirety. I'm not sure why you're making this like a social thing, I'm just going by common accepted perceptions. There's a buttload of physical traits that are considered masculine or feminine and it's the sum of those traits (or perhaps that plus some other quality I can't really put into words) that give you the net effect of masculine or feminine image. I'm not going to list them all right now but they're easy to ascertain. And all of those come not just from biology, but cultural and societal perceptions and norms. Which is a big useless degree* word for (in this context): numbers



*And now my heartfelt apology to sociology majors that may be reading this. I'll take a double cheeseburger with fries

Well, I find Sara's better then most of options in DAI, which isn't that hard to do. 
I honestly never really liked the options for femshep in the trilogy, but it might be related to how bad hairs looked. Hopefully it'll be better in MEA CC.