Real reasons MP sukcs

So you don't like mobility I take it, and would rather be a cement brick ala ME3 MP. The reason weapons balance is awful is because I don't really have a reason. It just is, but I doubt it's because we can move more freely now.

To be honest I've expected the maps to be bigger now that jump jets are available and the game running on Frostbite.

Well yeah that is why they bigger. But bigger maps causes problems on everything else.

The weapons all suck because they are all caster-friendly.

The Harrier was bugged to be overpowered. Ever wondered why it kicked like a mule *in cover*, but out of cover its recoil was nonexistent?
Yea, that's because they borked the recoil values on the Harrier... Don't know why that borked it, but I do know that once I fixed it in the coalesced after support for ME3 stopped my Harrier stopped kicking in cover, and kicked out of cover.

So yea, don't use that bugged weapon as a measuring stick for balance.

Using the Reetard carbine as an example of "balance" is a more effective comparison, actually.

But yea, the weapon sucks because you can put the Vanquisher on literally any class without any cooldown penalty whatsoever.

What's up with the "no avatars" people. They are really confusing!! I can't tell you guys apart!! Whom is whom? Whom is talking now and when and then?

And for the topic... are there any UNreal reasons to like mp? That it sucks? 

Ohhh I see... fair enough

I completely disagree. The mobility is by far the best feature this game has to offer. And I'm satisfied with the variation in enemy types. The reason this game sucks is because powers take 20 seconds to recharge instead of 5 seconds, and the combos do almost zero damage. I don't even care about the weapons that much, I don't mind having 50 weapons in the game with 45 of them being completely useless. It's the damn recharge times and lack of combo damage that has killed the enjoyment for me. In me3mp, most of the powers weren't super powerful but they were still effective because you could use them very frequently and they did useful things like disable enemies and set off spectacular combos. What fun is a mass effect game if you have to wait over 10 seconds before you can use your powers again, only to find out that the resulting combos do no damage?

In ME3MP you didn´t need much mobility, usually, because enemies were always just around the corner. Anyone firebase Glacier? Andromeda feels like running and jetpacking is 75% of what I do.

So you suggesting also they rework all of the maps to make them barrier free?

It's not at all on par with me3mp, not at all. They got it completely wrong in this game. I'll highlight just two key changes in this game that have completely transformed certain classes and taken all the fun out of them:

1) In me3mp, adept could cast singularity, wait 3 seconds, then cast shockwave for a very powerful biotic detonation. After that, you wait 2 seconds before you're able to cast singularity again. This means that the singularity-->cooldown-->shockwave-->cooldown cycle (let's call it ther power combo cycle) can be accomplished once every 6 seconds. In this game, the cycle is as follows: singularity-->shockwave-->cooldown. This can only be accomplished once every 24 seconds. So that's 24s versus 6s. In what universe did they get it right?

2) In me3mp, an infiltrator could easily use his cloak and benefit from massive bonus damage once every 3 seconds, provided you shoot your gun as soon as you cloak. In this game, that can only happen once every 10 seconds. Once again, in what universe is this considered getting it right? How could you possibly think that the recharge times are on par with me3? Me3 was all about spamming the crap out of your powers, and this could be done on every single class. Now you can't spam powers, now it's about using your powers rarely.

In theory, the individual cooldown system sounds great if implemented properly. But when it means that your power combo cycle can only be repeated once in 12 to 24 seconds compared to the 6 second cycles in the previous iteration, this means that power combos will no longer represent the main aspect of your play style. Now you'll be relying almost solely on your weapons (which are mostly useless) and using your powers very rarely to do very little combo damage, unless you're a grenade/power cell user or a vanguard of course. Those are the real winners here. Classes that rely on combo cycles suffer from a poorly implemented cooldown system and I do not find them fun at all in this game.

I will admit that the vanguard is the only character so far that doesn't seem to suffer too much. He still has to wait an extra 5 seconds for his charge to cooldown compared to me3mp, but I can easily live with that and still find the character fun to play. Infiltrators and adepts on the other hand? Forget about it. Infiltrators are still very effective but tactical cloak is completely useless for damage. Now it's only useful for evading enemies and making objectives easy, not as a frequent source of extra damage as it was previously.

Asari Adept certainly has 0 problems detonating combos, either by themselves or w/ other members.

...but Lance 6b has 0 cooldown, so there's that.  <.<

I agree with your general point on cooldowns but I think the effect on cloak, specifically, is a good change. The cloak damage boost feels more situational now like it's meant for target prioritization rather than essentially a permanent increase in damage.