Has MEA became COD?

Whatever...

I'm starting to get the impression that Terminator Force is trying to bore people out of threads, or something.

You misunderstood me.....when driving around, and fighting at some random outpost, i ONLY encountered chosen, annointed, and destined (and dogs/wraiths/adhi/charrylon...depends what category you want to put these in, they are all the same). I NEVER encountered fiends, ascendants, or behemoths in random encounters, only set missions. Likwise, I only remember 3 remnants (no destroyers or architects), and 4 Outlaws (although the Sharpshooter did come in human or turian)

Whatever, my point was that when driving around and stopping to fight a random group of whatever, it would have been nice if there was more variety.

Oh ok sorry, misunderstood what you said

That's just in multiplayer where we face ascendant every 20 minutes in waves. So I am used to fight them, I forgot how many times we met them in single player. But well ascendants are supposed to be boss type, that is why they are kept for boss like the cardinal, the valiant or the invictor.

The destroyer you meet them in remnant vaults, they are like the ascendant and are supposed to be for special occasion, same thing for hydras.

But yeah I get what you mean, we should find more variety of ennemy on outposts and maybe have better boss fights for the special occasion.

Well EA stands for 'Extra Akers' which roughly translated means 'we worship only money'

A proper story driven BW game takes 5+ years to make, were as; After your initial COD game has been made, it only takes up to 21 days to knock up a new version to sell to the public ( swap around the assets a bit), so yes, I would expect EA to be pushing that way.

I actually see people complain that ME:A is more like COD when comparing to the OT and says it has 0 RPG elements in it, which is quite hilarious.

It's so easy to troll members in this forum.

"It's only the second worst ever made." No. Oh no... I have many, many rage quitting incidents because the game was fundamentally broken (BSODs, CTD, Game-crashing bugs, etc.)

E.T. (You said it man!)

It was the first time, a game arrived with no instruction manual. I had no idea what to do and there was no internet to simply look it up. I got the purpose of the game after talking to other schoolmates when Christmas break had ended. The game was utterly broken... along with Atari and every other third-party developer. I had to wait another year before Commodore 64 came to my rescue. 

Pools of Radiance (Ubisoft, f*** you!)

This isn't an exaggeration or some tale. When Pools of Radiance came out, it was the first D&D title that came out after Bioware lost the license (I want to blame it on Interplay, their lousy publisher) and it had some major problems at launch (BSOD with different issues each time). I thought it was a hardware issue, but no. Got on the forums and read all the problems. Uninstalled the game and it erased some important Windows files. Yeah. I had to a partial reinstall of Windows and lost everything in my documents folder. Ubisoft taught me not to preorder or do season passes with them again.

Fallout: New Vegas (Obsidian)

Yo, this... The game shined of brilliance and got me hooked and then I had to unhook myself for almost a year. However, certain creatures, like scorpions used to fall through the world floor causing the FPS to sloooooooooooow down. Then the quest bugs, the weird Exorcist-style animations and losing gear. Obsidian taught me not to preorder or do season passes with them again.

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (Interplay)

WTF. The brilliance of Interplay at work. Interplay tanked, Black Isle closed and the franchise was sold to Bethesda.

MLB 2K11 and 2K12

Same problems that utterly broke Franchise saves in 2K11 were even more prevalent in 2K12. They didn't patch the game after release until almost the all-star break. 2K11 was notorious for multi-player glitches (a foul ball over the dugout sometimes was called a HR, etc.) and technical support was non-existent.

And the list goes on and on... I used to keep a CD Binder of games that I bought and called them failures. Not a single Bioware or Bioware-related game has ever come close to going there. Not even Inquisition and Andromeda. Later patches proved it. However, EA has trained me not to preorder anything from them. Season passes turn into Collector's Edition. So I wait the last edition. Andromeda on the PS4 at launch was broken. BROKEN. However, it's been fun and now I can actually enjoy it without seeing the Housewives of Orange County facial animations.

Honest question. How many forums have you been too? You should expect a troll at every turn when you are online. Normal behavior only works when you are talking to people within punching range if they decide to start trolling you.

Pfft, the only reason to post on message boards is to troll.

So basically in a nutshell, when you first arrived there your first thoughts were "Ah, this is a nice place on Earth."

It's hard to compare videogame graphics to movies. Especially when one of my main beefs with Andromeda is the colour choices and lighting for which really mess with my immersion/suspension of disbelief.