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

As an 100% gay man: s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/23/3c/82/233c82bae527a66a6f8d8afcc5306d8a.jpg

Who would want to be that hideous creature?

We'll bang, okay?

...Screamed the stable boy.

Ok, so having put something approaching 10 hours into Andromeda, I now find myself agreeing with those saying that the game just isn't put together all that well. Broken missions, cumbersome crafting, janky animations, weak writing, uninspired environments and a virtual fuck-ton of bugs do not a fun experience make.

My standards are exactly where they should be. You look more like a desperate fuckboy on craigslist.
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The guy I'm in love with is a god compared to you.

''Every time when someone tried to hide political agitation behind the subject of art, it turned out very poorly.''

The most un-informed pile of horseshit i've read for awhile. One example straight off the top of my head, Dune, one of the most revered works of scifi literary art of all time, was based in the environmental politics of the times.
Damn near every piece of art reflects the politics of the creator, and the influence of the major politics of the times, in some way, be it consciously or sub consciously.

"Bringing politics into their games"

The elephant in the room. Furthermore I would go as far as to say BioWare's political insertions are biased and that is why they stink.

BioWare would never force a transgender into the game and let the player say "Get outta my face". They don't allow for both sides, and thus they're disingenuous about the way they go about it. They won't force non-ideal women faces into their games AND THEN allow the player or one specific companion to be smoking hot like Yennefer in Witcher 3, because it's a bias. That's the problem. A political statement in video games is pandering unless you provide the player with the choice to avoid choosing it. You just can't make a game about making choices and then force a specific angle of an idea onto them. Funny enough those moments whether they're political or not always gets the most flack from fans whether it's the ME3 endings, Kai Leng or joining Cerberus.

This is why Paragon/Renegade stank because BioWare were the ones getting to decide what should be morally "good" and morally "evil" so it's an author's bias.
This is why the new dialogue in Andromeda stinks because they pretend it's more grey but the narrative and its moral decision making within is STILL biased towards shunning "the wrong thing" in the tone of the story.

Exactly, it just breaks the willing suspension of disbelief. These things are not in service of the immersive story they're telling - it's in service of reality in the most unsutble way possible.

I think you guys are looking at this the wrong way. They aren't inserting anything into the game that doesn't exist in reality. They aren't putting gay people in the game for the sake of putting gay people in the game. They put them in there because they exist in reality and there's no reason to leave them out. Have no gay people would be pandering, it's just pandering to people who don't like talking about gays. They are just using a more realistic representation of people who might be on this journey. You don't think there's political themes in Deus Ex with "Aug lives matter" and HZD with themes about artificial intelligence and climate change? Come on.

Stopped reading at the political bullcrap. Everything is political, deal with it.