Has anyone else just stopped playing?

It's funny you should mention that because I got 60+ hours into my first Witcher 3 playthrough and decided that I had made a mistake choosing Triss over Yennifer, so I started over from scratch.  TW3 is funny that way.

yeah my firstSara was mostly Biotic but only with a couple of tech skills incinerate and tactical cloak I never really touched the tech or combat trees much so never really played with those powers first time out so would like to do that next time out with my Scott. Also got a Vanguard build I wantto try on a Sara as well so I've kind of got 2 playthrough's planned that I'm thinking I might do back to back once I'm through ME3. Of course that depends on how the game runs this time now that 1.05 has been applied. If it's still performing awkward I might stop after the Scott run and have a go at the DA series again seeing as I have a set of heroes planned for those games and after playing a lot of ME lately I could probably do with a break but I suspect I'll be playing |ME a lot this year anyway. As I thoroughly enjoyed my first run and loved the story and hte various options that present themselves in it. I'm just a little annoyed over the technical issues that the stuttering and crashing was throwing my way.

I understand how you feel. I felt exasperation and boredom too. I always took the opportunity to rest my eyes during the endless cycle of space travel animations. I glanced through subtitles during dialogues, picking out any important stuff; I didn't bother to try to understand anything else about the companions, I was already put off 20 hours in. I was extremely annoyed with one or two side missions. Yes, I did those because I'm a completionist. I can play DAI 20 times and I'll still do everything and enjoy it. Not so for MEA. I already know the new mea team do not care for the lore of MET so there's no point getting upset over the stuff they put in. I just ignore it.

Still, I finished the game because I enjoyed the combat, the planet explorations, driving in the Nomad. I focused on those positive aspects that I like. Everything else I just ignored because it's too much energy wasted on negative feelings.  

Just finished my second playthrough so yea I'm taking a break from the game. I'll do a third playthrough once everything is out.

Starting a second pt to try some different things, but definitelt going to skip a lot f minor quests and just get through, then probably done.

I beat the game so I went back and restarted The Witcher 3. After finishing that for the 4th time, I'll move onto some shorter games that I still need to play.

I'll come back to MEA when the first story DLC arrives.

Got through once in close to 90 hours, finishing all missions and most tasks, and stopped playing on the 6. of April.

Played through NieR Automata twice in the meantime... all endings besides Y, and still loving it.

Same, stopped playing after about 30 hours last week as i got bored so playing a few other games for now.
Will play the game again soon or wait for a few more patches.

I can totally sympathize with this. It did feel like going through the motions at times, especially during fights. There was very little variety of enemies. Mostly Kett/Remant bots. All Remnant vaults were the same. Same big worm creature. Everything about each planet was basically the same, except for the scenery. Just wash rinse and repeat. 

I am thinking about picking up Persona 5, but I am not sure yet.

Still playing and still having lots of fun!

I'm still playing..on Veold right now. Game is a mixed bag for me. Characters are just not interesting and the only one that is the least bit interesting is Jaal when he is riding around in the Nomad. I had Cora and Vetra in the Nomad on two separate occasions and it seemed like he was flirting with both of them!.... ...... if the opportunity presented itself, Jaal could probably pipe down both of them. Other than that, i appreciate what the team tried to do in terms of side missions and making the game as big as it can be and i gotta be honest, the worlds i've seen feel fully realized and they look great, but the side missions and ALOT of them just feel like uninspired GRIND missions with no real rewards for traveling across the map (even with fast travel) it can take a minute to get to the mission.

Another annoying aspect coupled with getting to these side-missions is how the route becomes blocked by these big-ass mountains that have you wondering how do you either get around or get to the to the missions marker in general....too many times i had to travel around a mountain, fighting annoying respawning enemies only to find out that mission marker is either not there or at some other obscure location.

I'm a completionist, but this game is testing that aspect to the MAX.. ...........if the missions just felt a little more rewarding with maybe a cutscene or some in depth information? IDK, it would just make these missions seem a bit more worthwhile....you complete the mission and that's it...on to the next one after traveling for over 20 minutes doing fetch quests...it just feels flat.

I'm going to keep playing tho, because somehow i want to think that the game will get better at some point.....again tho the planets feel fully fleshed out and i kinda feel like they put alot of work into crafting those planets and all of those side-missions that i have seen so far, because there are a TON of them. So i really am trying to not criticize too much because i know just from the side-missions alone Bioware was trying to give us the biggest game they possibly could...but idk...the characters and the rewards for doing these side missions just feel a wee bit uninspired.