"Andromeda looks corny and childish"

No, I've wasted enough time interacting with a socially maladroit jackass whose default response tone is snark.

I'm quite done.

Personally, I feel that MEA is going to be similar in tone to the first Star Trek reboot movie (ie. youthful crew taking on an alien adversary and making names for themselves in a tough galaxy.) Whether your down with that style is all down to personal preference, but I'm really looking forward to it!

The mass effect universe is definitely big enough for many different types of story to be told. It doesn't have to be all "big heroes saving the galaxy with serious faces" all the time! 

Mass Effect hasn't been a hard Sci-Fi series, since the Bush Administration. The high octane style of storytelling started as early as ME2. Anyone bitching about the childish dialogue in the IGN video, is responding emotionally, rather than looking at with an objective eye.

If you film a superhero team up movie, and the first footage released is of the comedy relief character, you can't deduce that the movie is just gonna be crappy humor throughout, based on that footage alone. Alanah Pierce from IGN talked about having conversations about religion with some of her squadmates during her preview, and we saw footage today of political discussions with a Salarian ambassador. So people upset over Peebee's dialogue need to relax a little.

Yeah I remember them saying that part about religion and politics. I know some people hate talking about those things with others, but I'm actually happy so see those elements in an RPG game.

elaborate.

Honestly, I would have liked some kind of middle ground between Citadel and Mass Effects ( too serious most of the time). Here? Few comments felt over the top and would have been better without, usually last "witty comment" overdoes it.
Constanza principle...end it on a high note (

What I didn't like is Ryder not confronting PB after the crash...it's not a military ship and I get what they're going for, but there must still exist form of chain of command.
There should have been immediate dialogue at beginning.

Yeah I'm 99% sure that in the actually game we will be able to call her out, although my Ryder probably won't. 

You're no different. Yes, it's that obvious.

Corny but not like it was kiddy. The dialogue flavor shown off is very Saturday Morning Cartoon-y, like it's Teen Titans, which isn't necessarily bad (I'm a fan lol) but it's not the Star Trekky vibes of ME1 anymore. I know PeeBee's writer is a screenwriter so he kinda knows what he's doing. He's not the D&D-type writers or novelists that BioWare hired back in the days and it shows because the dialogue has become more adapted to the norms of cinema and cartoons.

Teen Titans is sadly one of the best things to come out of DC.

Most the time they take themselves and their subjects WAY too seriously.

"I'M BATMAAAAAN!"
"I'M SUPERMAAAN!"
"I'M WONDER WOMAAAAAN!"

But when they do humor, it's actually quite entertaining.  Justice League Unlimited's "The Greatest Story Never Told" starring Booster Gold is perhaps the best episode of the entire series, and my personal favourite.

I'd agree that some parts of the Citadel DLC were OTT.

I think the reasons for the popularity of that DLC are twofold:

1) Shepard had been through a lot with those characters over the course of the entire trilogy, and had developed some pretty close relationships.  It was time that we saw them spending some time together that did not involve killing enemies or solving daddy issues.

2) The overall tone of ME3 was awfully dark, and I think some more lighthearted content was sorely needed.  I haven't forgotten how I felt the first time I played ME3 and found out that the reapers actually did invade - prior to that, I'd hoped that we would somehow be able to prevent their arrival.  It was difficult (and not especially enjoyable) for me to do any of the side content, knowing that millions of people were being harvested every moment, and I mostly had to watch the galaxy burn.

And I'll just say that, although I do enjoy the party and other content, one of my favorite aspects of the DLC is Armax Arsenal Arena.  I've often wished that completion of the clone quest was not required to access the rest of the content, but it is what it is.  I'd like to have a combat trainer/simulator in every game.

Not sure if serious.

I originally played the trilogy on PS3, and Pinnacle Station is not available on that platform.  I recently bought it for PC, and haven't yet played Pinnacle Station.