So Bioware is the next Ubisoft

They would need to use the word 'iconic' a lot more in their advertising to be Ubisoft.

You have that reversed you know. Ubisoft might be the next BioWare since both companies would have been purchased by a much larger international company without their consent if the hostile takeover of Ubisoft is successful.

BioWare has grown from one studio to three, they can handle that many games. What has changed over the years is how much a segement of the gaming community wants everything to be their way and not willing to look past faults.

I played the game in Insane mode, thinking that this game will give me more hours of playtime, but instead the game lets you waste time on mining, scanning and
finding same type of areas(like any AC game) and also not letting you save.

Bioware is nothing like Ubisoft.

Sorry but recycled everything = its still BioWare.


And....


Monoliths are ripped out of DA:I Astrariums.


Not Assasins Creed puzzles.

Eh...I'm enjoying ME:A. Not jumping on the "I hate Mass Effect/Bioware" bandwagon.

Thinking for myself.

Looking past a developer's faults is tantamount to throwing money in the trash. Their job is to make a serious quality product, not to throw together something halfassed and then use marketing to scam people into preordering an incomplete and shoddy 60 dollar game.

No, it allows you to enjoy a game.  There has been problems with every BioWare game ever, even prior to EA so if throwing money in the trash is looking beyond the problems in the game people have been throwing money in the trash with BioWare since their first game.  People praise Mass Effect 1 yet it had a bad open world design, repetitive building design, horrible combat, one set of armor that was just better then the rest (same with weapons), weak characters until later games, a horrible inventory system, bad planet design, and I could probably go on.  People saw through all that garbage and enjoyed what the game was.

Give the pre-ordering scam a break, BioWare held off an amazingly long time before opening pre-orders and people were begging for months if not years before.  If people want to pre-order it is their right, BioWare didn't force anyone to pre-order anything and frankly the pre-order bonuses they did is probably the most laid back I have seen from them.

yeah, shit man, one of the most successful game companies in the world, what a terrible terrible thing to be....

geez how often do we see stuff this, it's like arm chair quarterbacking 'oh yeah this billion dollar ridiculously successful company with teams of experts in their fields and experience and data I don't have really need to take notes from me, I know what's what u guis.

the sheer bloody ego and arrogance is phenomenal.

We didn't pay 500$ for the game. We paid 500$ for a remote controlled car and some collectibles AND the game!
*no regrets*

I can dig that but you still a sucka.

(Sorry I'm terrible I know.)

I haven't experience any game breaking faults so making a claim like that subjective as well just like all the "other crap" you mention?