Bioware addind an inventory limit was a mistake.

Seriously why is there an inventory limit in ME Andromeda and there has been an inventory limit in Mass Effect since the first one (even then it was so large you didn't have to really bother with inventory management), which is a bad thing it was brought back because the last thing I want to be doing while exploring the new galaxy is inventory management.

Mass Effect 1's inventory limit was 150 and Andromeda's inventory limit can be boosted to a whopping 65, less then half the limit of ME1. This becomes a problem when you realize that you can gain gear very vast from about 4 different areas of the game (the research terminal, the development terminal, shops and looting items in the field), which is going to force you very quickly sell of your gear to make room to carry on looting the new frontier.

I would like to see it so that weapons and armour no longer take inventory spaces (I liked to collect all weapons and armour in ME2 and ME3, which is impossible in Andromeda due to the inventory limit) or be expanded to the first Mass Effects limit of 150 and still have the option of upgrading it further.

Also of all the things to bring in from Dragon Age: Inquisition you brought in the restriction of an inventory limit, but forgot to add the party storage chest with an item capacity of 500-1000 (depending on console) and only have 1 option to upgarde the inventory limit in Andromeda to 65 (which is only 5 above the starting limit of DA:I and less then half of ME1).