Will the Asari Clones ever be fixed?

Yeah well I don't see a drop in quality of the writing. IMO it's fine. Of the issues the game has ( mostly technical) the writing is not one of them.

Not sure about 12 roles, but it has been done. Peter Sellers playing three or four character in Kubricks Dr Strangelove or Eddie Murphy, who's notorious for doing it. He might have even beaten the 12. But and that's a big But, they looked differently.

lol yeah no good try though.

Or that people were so salty about the ME3 ending they were going to hate it regardless? I'm not saying it's perfect but people went into this predetermined to hate it.

Some people, sure. But not everyone. I'm certainly among those disappointed by MEA, and if anything I was positively predisposed towards MEA, not the opposite: I loved ME3 (even with the endings), I loved DAI, and I wanted to love MEA every bit as much as every other Bioware game I've ever played... It just failed to deliver. But we were talking about critic score, not user score. And while I'll grant you that salt over ME3 or anger at BW may account, at least in part, for the fact that e.g. the average user score is even harsher than the critic score (in the 5 out of 10 range iirc), its not really a credible explanation for why MEA received such tepid reviews from professional critics. At some point, the hand-waving and conspiracy theory stuff runs out of gas and one is forced to acknowledge the fact that many people just honestly found the game wanting, and had perfectly legitimate reasons for that opinion (many of which have been amply documented around here). 

If they use the same actor for multiple roles there's usually some context or purpose to it......twins,clones etc and then there's (as you point out) actors who play different persona's,it's all good.

Andomeda on the other hand does not have any reason for using clones........except for two maybe........Bioware didn't think it was an issue?.......or they just didn't have the time,so they made do with the bare basic assets they had?

Either way it demonstrates Bioware's creative mindset/direction........as a 3rd person shooter the game works great.......it's the story/direction/design aspect of the game that generates all the problems........which is BAD for Bioware because that's the bit they are supposed to excel at.

I had my fun with Andrimeda. It's certainly not that I regret buying it. But there are just so many points where it falls short as compared to DAI which is the last Bioware game I played. The characters, which are the major reason why I keep buying Bioware games, the open world concept, even if they refuse to call it such. True, it was lifeless in DAI, but in MEA it's even more barren. You get sandy desert, stony desert and icy desert, and lush but small Havarl. Meridian doesn't count, since it's only part of the last mission.

The attack of the clones is a minor issue, but one I can't understand, as opposed to other problems. Why not create 4 or 5 modells to at least cover unique NPCs? That would have taken care of Keri looking the same as Sarissa or Lexi. I can only repeat what I said earlier. If you create a species that has human features, expect humans to notice the lack of variety. We are used to look at human faces and we are used to acknowledge distinctive features. If there's a lack thereoff, we tend to take note of that also. I also repeat what I said when I was talking about the CC. There's that saying about the eyes being a mirror of the sould. I use that very losely, since I'm not someone believing in a soul. But the saying is still true. The first thing you look at are the eyes. That's the main problem with the CC, a feature you can't change in there, and with the clones. Even changing a small detail as giving them all distinctive eyes would have gone a long way towards creating variety. One would have noticed the difference instead of the similarity. I'd say, a lot of flak concerning the CC as well as with the clones could have avoided by using different sets of eyes, instead of just different colors or face markings.

The Asari in the original trilogy were great.

In Andromeda, they are all short, fat faced ugly clones.

Except for Peter, who is really ugly on a scale of her own.

This thread did not need to be revived and btw reviving old threads is a no no.

That cutscene of the group of Asari clones is Bioware's cinematic genius at its finest.