'I dislike or hate the game' (General feedback)

I miss them all so much, i feel like crying

She is, but compared to the rest of them, not so much, just my opinion.

You are either 6 years old or this is poor trolling, in which case I'll bump you up to 8.

I think ME:A is a decent game, but in all likelihood I probably will not finish it. it doesn't really have that hold on me that I need to finish a game. The only mass Effect game I was able to play all the way through was Mass Effect 1, and I played and beat that one multiple times; It's the same with the Dragon Age games. i played and beat Origins multiple times, but could not bring myself to complete the others once. I think that is in large part due to the fact these newer titles are becoming busy work.

In Mass Effect 1, you didn't need to mine for resources to craft gear. You just needed to simply play the game and level up which increased the amount of credits and improved loot drops; gearing was a no issue. In Origins, you just needed to play the game and sell your loot that you didn't want, and you could augment your weapons and armor, because the dwarf vendors updated their stuff based on your level, and usually had everything you needed to stay up to date on your gear.; there was zero busy work. I cannot say that about Mass Effect Andromeda.

In Mass Effect Andromeda, you need to go to planets and mine resources if you want to augment your gear or craft new gear rather than just doing side quests to get money and simply buy whatever you want don't; it's busy work.

It's like someone at BioWare (or rather multiple someone's) likes filling out paper work. Just ho humming the day away, "Just sitting here filling out these insurance forms! Oh, and then I've got the doctor's form next! And the dentist form after that!" Just humming along.

Happy as a lark. I've gotta theory. People who haven't had to work in the real world... Can't write shit. By "In the real world" I mean at a low wage job or a minimum skill job. Because those jobs are simply the hardest, because you're consistently put to the test with other people.

If you've been sheltered all your life, then it's gonna show. And I think that's the case in Andromeda. They've been told that their writing is good, and it might be from a technical standpoint (IE, they know where to put commas and periods), but it's thirteen year old fan fiction for everybody else.

"It's not bad or anything....but yeah it's pretty bad, and your life is empty and sad." ~translation

I suppose they could have listened to MRAs and evangelicals and made it about raping 12 year olds

No offense meant, but you joined this site with the sole purpose of **** posting on this game. This thread is literally the only place you seem to post.

My opinion is that this game is not close to being as good as the previous games. ME:A is okay, nothing more, nothing less. It's not as bad as many of the user reviews on metacritics are saying, but it's not even close of being a 8,9 or 10 as some people on this forum is claiming (my opinion). I don't agree with the user reviews giving the game a 2 or 3 out of 10, but I actually have a bigger understanding for their thoughts than the people giving the game a 9 or 10. We are talking about a game that had five years of developing time. They didn't have to build a franchise from scratch. They had a 40 million dollar budget. They had a solid foundation, but instead of making it stronger, they made some cracks in it. But, I'm not a hater, so I can admit that the combat is fun, the planets are really beautiful and the multiplayer is fun. But this is not enough for me.  I will finish it, because the game has it moments. But I will problably not start a new save as I did in the previous games. I will problably play something else after I'm done with my first playthrough.

I enjoy it, but sure as hell it has a lot of issues, so i can understand why for some(or maybe a lot of people) it might scale the balance towards dissappointment rather than enjoyment. To each their own.

I never have high expectations for video games anymore. I've been burned out by so many that I even stopped preordering after Rome 2 because of how much of a mess that game was. It needs to be said that I haven't played DA:I barely (and I mean that, I think 2-3 hours?) to see similarities between that and ME:A.

I've been doing research about ME:A and more and more it reminded me of Mass Effect 1. Just a much better version of the game which I do believe I got from it. I'm enjoying the hell out of the game, I think the pace of it is solid, I enjoy the characters and the story so far. I felt like I was on a new journey at the start of the game and it has kept me engaged. Back this up with good combat and good main character customization and this game has me hooked. However, there are things that I just have to ask me myself  "why did Bioware choose to do this?" For example;

1 - No manual save during priority missions. I'm not sure who thought this would be a good idea, but this is just a really bad concept that doesn't make any sense. I was so angry during a certain part of the game (I don't want to list spoilers) and because I chose to explore and die (playing insanity) I was sent back nearly 20 minutes? I feel punished as a player at such a hard difficulty that I feel discouraged to explore because of time wasters like this. Please change this ASAP. Just to add, why isn't there a quick save? Why?

2 - No squad customization. I feel that this is a big blow for the game that has such a large crafting system. I really love the similarities with load outs, as it again, has the ME:1 elements to it, which is fantastic in allowing me to craft and research. However, why can't I make equipment for my squad mates? This is an RPG, picking skills for my squads and not their equipment to me is just silly. I never liked this in ME:2 and I don't like it in ME:A. The crafting system is far too bloated for just 1 character. Why go to all of this effort if it's just for 1 person? It's just a waste of time that could have been spent on other things.

I'm not going to go into the CC or face animations. Answer is I could care less. Any game that involves having the main character with a voice makes me want to be their default look.

There are some good things that I just love, the game size. I enjoy MASSIVE games with so much to do and I enjoy feeling overwhelmed. I like the new conversation wheel. I like it that when I explore, it get's added into conversations. There are good things that I seriously like about this. However, I do remain a bit concerned as fans that are unhappy have clearly mentioned their dislikes in DA:I and to see these occurring again makes me concerned if Bioware is listening or not.

Overall I'm enjoying this game a lot.

Yeah, I'm loving the game overall but that whole conversation gave me serious DA2 flashbacks from the beginning where one of the twins die. It was really bad. Thankfully, you can expound on how you feel later but by then the moment is gone.