Mass Effect Andromeda Hand-To-Hand Combat

I think they could research various H2H combat disciplines that are used in the military to make H2H more realisic and simple. Like Krav Maga, Silat, and Kali empty handed.

You could at least use a Frostbite based game to make your point:

This seems like a prime example of "more gameplay options are better." If hand-to-hand breaks someone's immersion, they can just... not use it. If someone enjoys that playstyle, they can do it. Having the option takes nothing away from anyone.

Personally, I would like the option. Preferably non-flashy, straightforward, efficient moves. No crazy flips and stuff (though teleport dodges feel so good, even if they make no sense ).

That would be way more immersive than just lightly pistol whipping enemies over and over. Last time I checked real soldiers could do more than that. If this were about immersion, the option for a slightly more robust melee system should be there, long range weapons or no. Having a soldier with little to no melee capability is absolutely not realistic or immersive.

I would also like the option to be stealthy in approaching combat, but I don't consider it a mechanically realistic possibility in a squad-based TPS. So I'll just settle for being able to get in their with my hands if I want to.

Eh Splinter Cell is better.

Day 1 of ME3. I was a Krogan - pure headbutting everything with ease. If that did not happen, it was shotgun to the face. I had evolved with the times later, but those memories were awesome.

I disapprove.

The N7 Slayer was one of my favorite classes to play in ME3MP, even up to Gold. I even stayed away from the biotic slash through the walls cheese for the most part (unless Banshee's    ). The point of the vanguard was to get in close and cause as much damage as possible. Either biotically or with guns. As much as I love shotgun headshots I'd at least like to have my options open for melee. I'd also like to add the option to play a futuristic spy/Jason Bourne CQC badass with the infiltrator too. Now I might have a hard time reconciling that kind of character with the ME:A story but, you know, options

Ghost Recon Wildlands delivered on that department and I loved that they provide options and create your own tactics, and if I were BioWare I learn a thing or two from them to improve their squad based mechanics.

It's nothing wrong with change and that's the problem with BioWare they stay the same, and if they don't bring anything new to the game it will be another typical boring more story less gameplay type of game.

It's a shame that people nowadays have no craving for adding new things to the game and they want the same thing.