No wonder Casey Hudson left. This game is missing them sc-fi feels.

We'll then fine, I'll respect your opinion and sorry I used the duck word. 

They have nothing left to reveal.

If anything, ME:A should've been more like Crusade.

It's an excellently paced show. It's got some cheese and "plot of the week" episodes but almost everything works together  to develop the universe or the characters (and it really excells at the latter). But I have noticed that people who have seen Battlestar Galactica seem to have zero patience for it for some reason. Whatever, I stand by it and recommend it to all who'll listen.

You mean like Alf?



Yeah, I see now. But didn't much care for that show either.

Fuck that shit! Don't apologize, son!  

I disagree quite strongly with those who think Andromeda is a terrible game, but so long as they don't try to state their opinion as fact, and those who disagree are idiots, it's all good.  There are those who think ME2 and ME3 were some of the best Bioware games to date.  I don't know HOW they can think that ( ) but they're entitled to their opinions.

Glad to know we could reach an amicable "agree to disagree."

Very likely, yes. It's simply about context/comparisons. If one perceives each game to be weaker than the last, then of course in retrospect those "bad" ones suddenly don't look THAT bad anymore compared to those even worse that came out later...
It's very simple psychology. Whether or not this is actually true is a different matter.

I never felt this way about a Bioware game before. Loved the entire trilogy. Liked DA2. But I could name my favorite novel series. Book 5 was the first one that disappointed me a bit because 4 was so awesome. I gave it only a 4 out of 5 rating because the author could do better. Would have given it a 5 compared to other novels of that genre. So what we perceive as the standard for a a particular artist/company also comes into play. Series went downhill fast after that. Now after book 9, I would consider 5 still great.

I really enjoyed DAI's open world at the time because it was my first OW game, I think. I thought Bioware did a decent job with it. I was all "I'm never going back to corridors again." Flash forward to catching up with Skyrim, New Vegas and Witcher 3 and now DAI looks far less satisfying in this regard. And after the inquisitor I REALLY appreciate Hawke. More than I already did. And now I actually think OW does Bioware no favors and I'd gladly go back to a linear corridor shooter with a tight narrative. *g*
Comparisons are a bitch. They often ruin something in retrospect but they can also redeem it.

I can't watch Rick and Morty. I am sure it is funny, but the animations look like shit like how the old one is always drooling. It makes my stomach sick looking at it.

I think SGU died mainly because it was so different from SG-1 and Atlantis. Personally that was a good thing I liked the different approach.

Oh, that's too bad. I haven't seen the show myself.

creative yes. Scifi not really.

My understanding is the movie Stargate was meant to be the first of a trilogy, which never happened because the movie kinda tanked.  Now they're trying it again.

I say whatever, DCEU can't take the Christopher Nolan Batman from me.

I remember hearing that too. Whatever happens with it, it will not be the Stargate I grew up up, so it is basically already dead to me.