Weapon balance will kill this game.

Boring character kits with bad voice acting (also no drell) with useless powers and poor synergy is killing my enjoyment of the game a lot more than the weapon balancing tbh. In me3 you felt like a powerful space warrior with many of the characters, and they had fitting voice acting that didn't sound out of place. In this you feel like an underpowered weakling unless you're playing gun focused classes/infiltrators and the voice acting on some of them is so bad it kills immersion, on the operator or gladiator for example, or when the asari say ''good game'' between rounds, seriously wtf.

Go watch some videos of drell, krogans, batarians, geth or vorcha in me3 and listen to how their voice acting sounds, look how powerful their abilities are. They actually have voices that fit their races lore and looks. Then go play this and you'll see what I mean. The krogans don't sound krogan, the gladiator sounds like a transgender teen. The salarian 'operator'' sounds like he's never been in combat before. List goes on.

I don`t even know why we have weapon weight limit when almost all weapons are equally useless.

I'm completely with you on the voice acting thing.  I started to play as the krogan engineer yesterday.  I don't think I'll be levelling her up.  

Yeah, she sounds so not Krogan it hurts. How do we go from scruffy, pissed-off male characters to energetic, happy and positive female ones? Maybe watching other women fail 99% of all childbirth made her optimistic about their future. I mean seriously Bioware?!

The voice acting and lines are definitely fairly weak and out of place. The male human vanguard for example, sounds like a cartoon character (a pretty annoying one at that). 

The krogan gladiator is female, so I suppose I get what they were trying to do...but her lines and tone are completely out of place. Where's her krogan aggression? I've heard welfare vampire moms at walmart with more ferocity. 

The Salarian Operator's backstory explains why his lines are the way they are I suppose. But it's exaggerated, and again, annoying.


Overall, the voice acting and lines kill the personality of the characters, and really makes you wish there was an option to have them shut the f**k up.

"I need ammo!"
"Good game. GOOD GAME!"
"Reminds me of biotic ball back home!" What?
"I need ammo!"
"I need ammo!"
"I need ammo!"
"I need ammo!"
"Tech toys for the win!" No b**ch, vanquisher for the win - cuz that's all you used.
"I need ammo!"

If you've played the Citadel DLC for ME3, you would know what that means.
Also, who cares about voices in MP - I never listened to them in the first place.

Well, I have breaking news...

In the Citadel DLC you could invite James and Cortez over to your apartment to drink beer and watch a game of biotic ball on television, that's probably where the reference is coming from.

Correcting myself: I DO care about voices in SP because of the immersion/character identification. In MP, they were good for a giggle or two with things like Krogan "Hahaha, Headshot!", Volus "losing pressure" or Vorcha hissing - but you do tend to blend it out in tight situations or after countless hours of hearing it.
Bad voices ARE bad, but it's no use getting annoyed over it.

Weapon and Power balancing is much more important, so back to topic it is

I was doing one of those challenges where ammo boxes don't work but you have way more then enough for the entire game, and they still cry about needing more ammo.

Am I the only one thinking that the turians don't really sound like turians? the turian soldier, for example. When I hear his voice, I see a human. When the overlord talks to you between rounds, I thought it was a human, but when I started the campaign I found out it's a turian.