What is the cause of people's worry? (if you are)

That I'll care about the stories and characters. Not really concerned about bugs, I probably won't buy this about 2 or 3 weeks after release, hopefully by then they will be fixed.

Mac. Walters.

hmm?...

The good old 'fight a little talk a little' wasn't there. Instead you get some extra banter they discussion the situation while you walk around without any close up dialogue.

Is it already confirmed that there is no real dialogue outside the ship? Like in DAI?

At this point I have no real worries per se, I mean there are a few there are a few niggling concerns but nothing at this point makes me too concerned about the game.

I worry about a great many things, but most of them are subjective. Overall, I worry that I will get a high production value game that's just meh to play.

Animations have been mentioned enough. As far as polish goes, I'm also not pleased with the low detail graphics on guns, especially obvious when paging through them in the combat briefing video, but I must have been the only one who thought that.

Furthermore, I'm not thrilled with the gameplay so far. The guns mostly feel and sound like pea shooters, and I really hope that even on higher difficulties, soldiers will be viable and effective when using guns to kill people, just as infiltrators should stay effective with cloaked sniper shots. If everyone has to use some sort of combo explosions in the end, we'd all just be differently colored adepts.

Story and characters. I dunno. So far, no character excites me in any way. During the build up to DAI's release, I was all excited to have Cassandra on my team, to get to know Dorian and Vivienne. Here? My feeling is something along the lines of "So... we're supposed to work together, eh? Hi, I guess." *awkward silence*

And I haven't seen a single interesting conversation so far. I hope the talk on the Tempest won't mostly consist of one liners and romance gossip while the fates of 20,000 colonists are at stake.

On the bright side, you still get the preorder items with the deluxe edition, so I can calmly wait for release day without preordering.

Must be. He even spits out his drink/saliva before her... fist, I suppose... reaches him.

Ryder got weak wrists. They easily snap.

This one's really not so bad at full speed. Plus my wrists do that too... kind of.

You forgot the option for

-"Game has supposedly been in development since 2012, and we are now just a few weeks away from launch, and everything we've seen raises more concerns, be it facial expressions, animations, squadmate AI, enemy AI, complete and total lack of multiplayer footage, dialogue written by (or perhaps for) 12 year olds, and a plethora of excuses ranging from "it's a bug and we're fixing it" to "we are polishing that right now" to "that's an old review copy they were showing" and considering their previous three games have been failures in various respects (namely ME3, SWtoR, and DA:I), our concern is quickly turning into alarm, as this is EABioware's last chance to prove itself to many of us and it appears to be shuffling its feet because it knows the day of reckoning is soon approaching"

Add that and I'll vote

I'm not really worried, but if I had to choose one, it'd be the polishing. Animations will be wonky (welcome to Mass Effect!), but the bugs could ruin the experience for the first days if they haven't been smashed enough. I'm confident it won't be the case, though.

So much this. I don't mind some humour but DA:I really went overboard with 'bro' banter and snark and I'm a little worried ME:A will follow the same route and lose a lot the tone that made the original Mass Effect so good. One Garrus/Varric type is more than enough.