What does DA:I in space mean, and why is it so horrible?

DAI won GOTY because of the lack of competition at the time, especially in the RPG space. 2014 was a terrible year for RPG's.

It would never have won in 2015, with competitors like Witcher, Bloodborne, and Fallout.

On the subject of broken classes. You know what the weird thing is, Bioware nerfed Knight Enchanter's never ending god barriers of justice, but at the same time the DLC gave tanks the ability to extend guard to the entire party which actually pretty much gave the entire party KE's immortality lol.

Well MEA has some things in common with DAI large open areas with establishing camps the concern i have and maybe others is the side content having to many fetch quests which is a common complaint with DAI.

I just hope bioware learned there lesson and do a better job with filling the world with better side content and not overuse fetch quests.

Just because it won goty awards (in a weak year) does not mean its perfect and has nothing to improve on.

Andromeda looks a lot like Inquisition, though. Even though there's new areas and a new story, it builds upon the mechanics of inquisition. However, whether you like that or not, that's  up to you. I myself, didn't like Inquisition-- but, i'm still very hyped for Andromeda.

I can easily see where those people are coming from.

I could have forgiven DA:I a lot if its combat had been more interesting. It felt largely just like a cooldown watch, especially playing as a tanky two-hander.
I found a (bug?) with one of the abilities - where you can spin around in a circle hitting enemies, can't think of the name - which is supposed to stop after a few hits. Yet if you didn't target anyone but just stood there spinning your axe around, you were just a massacring machine. It was ridiculously easy, and made the other abilities pointless unless you wanted to make life harder for yourself, or just liked to watch cooldown timers.

ME:A combat looks more interesting, which should lessen the tedium of encounter battles.

Not trolling... I spent 2 years ranting about DAI on a daily basis because they destroyed my favorite franchise, if getting butthurt is trolling then ok... now I do this more rarely so perhaps it is trolling since it doesn't hurt me that much anymore, so it is less honest and more "attetion whorism", but the scars DAI left on my soul are deep enough for me to say that it is not 100% trolling. I'm more of a mentally sick person than a troll. My investment on DA is serious, I still play DAO, meaning I am currently playing,I am alyways playing, it is (was) really of a big deal  for me. The only reason I am not making a thousando topics on every forum ranting about DAI now is because of PoE and Tyranny, Obsidian saved my soul (and 2018, PoE2 will keep me alive another year). Tyranny is probably the first game I finished 4 times straight, not even DAO was that good (I usually finish games dozens of times, but rarely more than once at launch, I usually get into games a year or years after release and then I never stop playing them, but Tyranny is so godlike it captured me right there, love at first sight), but other than that I would still be obsessively talking about how awful DAI is, and I mean crazily crazy obsessive.

Dude...seriously...get help!

To be fair you'd be taken as less of a troll if you didn't claim a video game was worse than cancer, nazis, and slavery.

It's not that you hate the game or think that it ruined the franchise so much as it is the absurd statements about how it's literally the worst thing ever produced by the Human species. I mean, I don't forgive EA for what they did to Command and Conquer.

However, we've produced a lot of worse shit than any video game no matter how bad.

... the "collect 20 bear asses" (or more like collect 3 grizzly claws) was a quest put into the game as a joke, because of how obnoxiously difficult the bear in DAI can be   Other then that, DAI doesn't have more fetch quest than your regular RPG. And most of them can be done when following a larger quest or as part of a bigger objective anyhow.

Best thing about Inquisition. If I need to go back to an area or if I'm able to go back to an area, I want there to still be things to kill.