More or less excited?

Confirmed? Go take a look at all the videos they're releasing. You need more confirmation than that to believe that the rest of the game will be different?

Example: Assume they showed the first hour and three missions and all gameplay videos contain only two options in almost every dialogue wheel. You seriously think that the rest of the game will have 4 options popping up and strangely all they showed was the gameplay that didn't have them?

Besides, on TW3 you can't customize your character at the same level that you can in Mass Effect, you'll still be Geralt of Rivia with the same face.
I don't think it's a fair comparison at all. On the other hand, even Horizon Zero Dawn gave you 3 options most of the time. But they are different franchises.

I think there's a little hypocrisy there in the sense that they all love to talk about how much freedom the game gives you, about customization (even the Nomad), armor, weapons, exploration, relationships, and 4 tones of dialogue wheel, but most of the time you are restricted to two.  So you can do a lot of things, forge the story in your own way, but the most important aspect to give your voice and opinions over situations, and express yourself to the world is restricted like this?

Even in Inquisition you had more options (and that was after ME3). I don't remember people complaining that you had too much choices to make. I do remember however, people complaining that the Inquisitor didn't have a more pronounced personality.

Maybe you don't feel this way, but I do. How can you truly develop a good personality for your character if most of the time you are either replying with
I like what you said - I don't like what you said. --- We should go that way - We should go this way. --  I'm an extrovert - I'm an introvert.

Having 4 options is obviously better for roleplaying purposes, isn't it?

But, let me make it clear (before the haters come in) that it's not a problem of the game or the company. It's simply not meeting my expectations (since they never mentioned that we would have 4 tones all the time, true, but it was implied, and I believed that all these months), and I'm going to wait to see how all this plays out.

I'm more excited, I just realize this is going to be more of a casual romp at a slower, easy pace compared to the urgentness of ME3. It's clearly a game about exploring, and, I dig that. I just won't be expecting much Shepard-level intensity.

You could have just said that and saved yourself some typing. 

At 38:22 mark this question is asked. 

And they said they're gonna be more than 2 choices, just depends on the situation.

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Definitely more. I'm really enjoying what I'm seeing from the trailers.

You're still making some really bad assumptions. We haven't seen enough of the dialog wheel to draw any conclusions. 

Of course I'm making assumptions (I'm not stating facts), but they are far from bad. We've indeed seen enough of the dialog wheel to draw conclusions. 

We have the first 13 minutes of the game, the Nexus video, the Tempest video, squad and crew dialogue, etc. None of those I've seen had ANY dialogue wheel with four tones at once, or more than two choices, in any instance.

Now, what is the more logical thing to assume? That the videos they showed were strangely different from the rest of the game regarding the dialogue wheels, or that what they showed is likely the overall experience of the full game?

The only video I've seen so far that had four in one wheel was the Sara gameplay, released in December.

I don't know about "worst game ever." After all, ME3, sports games, and the entire Final Fantasy series are things that exist. 

I'm indifferent after today's trailer -- perhaps a tad more optimistic, but still waiting on reviews the first week before I buy it at full price (or at all). Luckily it comes out on a week-day and I don't play much during the week so three days should be plenty of time for the reviews to give me enough info to decide if I want to buy it that first weekend.

More excited after today's trailer and the IGN reveal. Roll on the 24th March

I wasn't excited to begin with, and this didn't change my mind. On the contrary, one of the few things I didn't have an issue with was the combat, and that looked janky as hell. The "exploration" parts were marked by bad jetpack mechanics.

The same as I was last week.