Mass Effect: Andromeda PS4 or PS4 Pro

It's really not going to look that much better on the Pro. The visuals will be slightly crisper due to double the resolution, but that's it. The textures will be the same and the performance will be the same. Only PC will likely have better textures and an unlocked framerate, provided you have a powerful enough rig that can handle it. MEA is going to still look pretty on all of the platforms.

The regular since I can't afford a PS4 Pro yet. But I definitely want to play it on a Pro

PS4 Pro, though I have a PC that would probably be able to run it on quite high settings, though not on 4K

I don't have a 4K TV though. That's something for later. I bought the Pro version because I didn't have a PS4 and it felt a little ridiculous to buy an underspecced console while a better one was available.

Nothing about ego or thin skin. I was merely pointing out you were over-exaggerating problems on the PC, as many console gamers tend to do. As I said, 98% of ports I have played on PC have always been fine. Only on occasion with a publisher/developer release a bad port, such as Batman Arkham Knight, which was absolutely terrible for many months.

I'd appreciate the Pro far more if it was actually a legitimate upgrade to the PS4. As it stands, I don't see the value in the system unless you don't already have a PS4. The PS4 Pro is largely only capable of upscaled 4K, which actually doesn't look that much better than 1080p. There are only a few games (ESO and TLOU) that are capable of actual native 4K, which would show a significant boost in detail and clarity. Given that MEA is far more graphically taxing than either of those two games, which have been out for years, it's guaranteed MEA will have upscaled 4K on the PS4 Pro (the hardware isn't a significant upgrade over the PS4). This would make the Pro look marginally better over the PS4. HDR is also possible on the standard PS4, so again this constant praising of Sony about the PS4 Pro is misplaced and over-the-top.

Not to mention, the Xbox One S is also capable of HDR and upscaled 4K, and it can even use UHD Blu-Rays, where the PS4 Pro cannot. I personally think they are both a waste of money, as only the PC is actually capable of true native 4K on all games. It just makes more sense in terms of money to skip the Pro and stick with the standard PS4.

Why?  I bought mine new for $320 and sold my 4 year old ps4 for $250 on letgo which is full retail value right now.  $70 delta has been a pretty slim price to pay for a noticeable upgrade in visuals, twice the amount of storage, and extra boosts in performance.  

It is not an opinion. Upscaled 4K, which is primarily all the Pro is capable of, is marginally better looking than 1080p. Now, if the Pro was capable of rendering all games in native 4K, I'd agree with you. You would notice an immediate difference because the resolution would actually be four times greater. The reality is the image is not significantly better because the console isn't powerful enough to render most games at native 4K. If Sony actually wanted to make a true 4K console, it would have been a lot more expensive.

Again, the only reason to actually buy a Pro and not be ripped off is if you did not already own a standard PS4. Otherwise, it's a bad investment that Sony is making a killing on.

I bought a PS4 Pro a few days ago, so Pro

Generally speaking the PC folks love the kinds of bleeding edge performance and visuals which you won't get at launch. If DAI is any indication even a GTX 1080 is going to struggle at first (to maintain 4k/60/ultra) until they have optimised the crap out of it in post release patches.

If you're more than likely to going end up sacrificing high end resolutions and settings for stable performance at launch then I don't see the point in either releasing or buying the PC version just yet until it cuts the mustard so to speak.

Sorry but the PS4 pro is a full native 4K device. The problem comes in with the game developers not porting or patching in a pro patch for their already released games to use native 4K or checkerboard up scaling which looks significantly better than 1080p. Stop putting out miss information PS4 pro is a full native 4K device period.  Enough said on it I will say people who say they can't see I difference well I don't believe that one bit sorry.  Huge difference on my Sony 4K and hdr tv with the pro next to my Sony 1080p tv and normal PS4.

I have a 1080 in my home built sim/gaming pc very much aware, you are barking up the wrong tree. PS4 pro is plenty powerful enough problem lies in the developers taking the easy route and doing 1800p checkerboard up to 4K as it's easier for them aka less work. Either way point is it's a huge step up in visual fidelity for consoles as console gamers generally are on big screen unlike pc fellas who are on small 27 inchers. My pit has the 55 inch Sony 4K which I strictly use for flight sims aka Dcs world when I'm not doing VR. Alas my pro is hooked up to same tv I have an eye to screen distance of just about 6 feet. The difference is very noticeable and even more noticeable for those who are generally 8 to 12 feet from their 55 inch or larger screen in 4K in their living rooms.  The step up in resolution is much more noticeable on big screens compared to tiny pc monitors, and before you get all defensive I've done the whole nvidia surround with 3 screens and all that jazz, in my and many others experience the one big screen you notice the increase in res much more on the biggies.
  Not justifying purchase what's so ever, and reviews of that new game depends on who you watch or read many have stated it looks amazing on the pro and sets new graphical standards on consoles surpassing the uncharted series.
  Those reviewers must be complete tool bags their is a huge resolution difference between what the pro is doing in that game compared to the native 1080p.  Jesus that's like say pick whatever pc game put two screens next to each other and one is 4K and the other is 1080p their is absolutely a major difference just the same as with tv's.  or instead do dsr up to 1800p and then let the screen if possible upscale it to 4K major difference compared to 1080p.  I just don't get nor understand why people fight what is obvious maybe it's just some people's eyes are really bad..