AngryJoe's review on MEA

I'm just curious to see what their central government/senate is like. 

Fallout will be judged entirely differ because it prioritized things differently. It's characters aren't a focus, nor is its main plot. Bethesda games in general accel at open world environments with a ton of random things to do, some will have more depth, some won't. Fallout also had a lot of hype riding up on it as  as at the time, it had been a while since a fallout game came out. I'll also add, that because they openly encourage and support modding it opens their games up, unfortunately imo it also means people give the technical issues a pass just cuz the mods will let the community fix it itself when they shouldn't have to be the ones doing it. It's something I wonder that would've changed with Andromeda had it supported modding, I'd still be vs the technical issues but I doubt others would be as vocal if given the ability to fix it themselves.

skyrim and fallout are just up their because of modding capabilities, it literally means one can  create a variety of content to keep the game going their own way. Plus skyrim at the time was pretty big, was a new experience for people, and deserved it. It's all I ever saw people play when it came out. I put in hundreds of hours into it myself, the freedom it gives is a big part, and it's part of why Bethesda games do so well.

I hate it when you ask for someone's opinion and they say, "Well, it's subjective." That's not an opinion, that's simply a way to sidestep the conversation. "It was good/bad." That's an opinion.

Wow, really?   I had this speech all planned out, but you really truthfully are a solipsist.

I'm just curious to see what their central government/senate is like. 

At 29:22 what is bearded guy referring too by "they chose one of the worst endings of ME3"?

For some reaon he thinks there is canon ending to ME 3, he is completely wrong about it, he did not seem to understand that the departure to andromeda was a way to avoid any canon ending.

She seemed to be a sort of assistant specifically to the Archon: it did not seem like she was equal to him in authority but at the same time, it didn't seem like she was below anybody else in authority or was in charge of a facility like the Cardinal was. That's just my guess, though.

I'm curious as to what she'll be in the future but I hope she'll continue to want to see Ryder exalted. Unlike the Archon, she didn't seemed deterred from the prospect of Ryder possibly defeating the Archon or fighting the kett. If anything, I think she found it made Ryder all the more a worthwhile candidate for exaltation. I even think she mentions Ryder's determination to do so as being something desirable in exaltation. We didn't have much time with her but that one conversation with her was something I found interesting especially in how she viewed exaltation and referred to the kett as specifically a family when she told Ryder and their crew that they'd be a part of it.