Prima Guide for Andromeda -- Yay or Nay?

BioWare games are the only ones I buy strategy guides for (well, aside from Bethesda ones). Mostly, it's something I use as sort of a checklist, to be sure I haven't missed any miscellaneous quests. They're also just something I like to collect, I suppose, as I prefer to get the hardcover editions, which can be pricey.

Are you guys going to be picking up the Prima Strategy Guide for Andromeda?

I'm 50/50 on it. The last time I bought one was for Inquisition and I just found out that the strategy guide left out *three* minor quests that I never got until my fourth playthrough. (Kind of defeating the point of having a guide.) I'm kind of burned out. Thankfully there's the option to buy the book or just get it digital for approximately 10 bucks which isn't that bad.

I normally rely on walkthroughs or wikis to help me make the best decision but since it's launch they won't be available. Just to put it in context, when I first played the Mass Effect trilogy (in one glorious run-through a few years ago), I managed to save everyone, get the best ending, etc, all because I had the ME Wiki to tell me that it's best to save the Rachni Queen or to tell Kelly to change her appearance.

I *don't* want to make bad decisions in Andromeda so the Prima guide seems like a no-brainer but it just seems kind of....lacking in terms of coverage. What about you guys?

I don't buy strategy guides. I play my first playthrough blind. After that I just look for a web walkthrough guide to do a complete 100% playthrough.

I don't think I've ever bought a strategy guide for any game. Ever. lol

I prefer to find out what happens in the game on my own and let my choices be what they may (mistake or not). However, it's generally very hard to not get the best ending in bioware games, at least in my experience. Just pick the goody good options and you'll get the perfect ending (or near perfect). lol