Unpopular Opinions?

This is practically blasphemy and bordering on an act of depraved barbarism.

*Leaves*

1. Game's plot would be better without another ancient mysterious aliens.
2. SAM shouldn't have been a separate entity, but a rather complex brain augmentation.
3. Three powers limit is ok.
4. Roekaar are most interesting enemy faction in MEA (story, not gameplay wise)
5. Most of OT references were cringeworthy and felt like they belong to fanfiction.

Does that mean I win?

+ Psychevore

I actually think PeeBee's romance is fine, but I never got to the end of it, unless she ignores Reyes and can complete the relationship after that. I have not really romanced Cassandra far, 'cause Dorian. I thought she was Okay, but her backstory was too much like Dorian's and Dorian did the angst over birthright/civic duty better. Fingers crossed PeeBee doesn't know what happens on Kadara. I want to see how it ends with her. Vette's my favorite in this category of Bio romances (cute rogue girls)

In terms of gameplay I need to replay DA2, but Andromeda probably beats DA2 in terms of gameplay, though controlling party... a tough choice.

MEA would be better if the quarians were in the game and the asari were not

fiend is the best character in the game

Tann and Addison should have been  squadmates

There should be an option for Ryder to craft Cerberus armor

Cora would look good wearing a black dress/skirt with a drink in one hand and a cigarette in the other while sitting in her nice leather chair

Bain Massani and Conrad's sister, Cassandra, should be squadmates in the next game

Breeding request, accepted.

*Clinks Ryncol*

In terms of Reyes, SWTOR's characters that resemble him in part (Skavak, Numen Brock and Hunter) are all better, but Reyes is the best approximation of a romance style I like. I guess, my unpopular opinion is that my favorite style of a romance in a Bio game is out of the party (joinable and "crew") with an important character. Reyes is good in one respect - that you can come back and do another segment once you feel you miss him. There, he beats SWTOR guys because they are all on story-rails with no wiggle room.

So, to sum up my unpopular opinion, I like it that Reyes is not a team-mate and that his romance timing is player-driven rather than game events driven (to a degree). I do want to see Reyes back in the sequel, providing Ryder is back & I would prefer for him to keep contacting the PC as story progresses with new stuff on Kadara to do and not be a new teammate we all really wanted. I think it will disappoint. 

I agree.  Once I learned about the Archon reported to some higher chain of command and references to the Kett Empire, the entire Kett race just became far more interesting to me than they initially were.

The OT the main villains for all three games were the Reapers.  The race in dark space who were eventually coming back to cull the galaxies advanced races.  Awesome.  I loved that story line.

The Kett however, are an already pre-existing race that apparently has significant power and rule throughout the galaxy in some way that extends well beyond the Helius cluster.  I've said before in other posts and I'll say it again here, but MEA reminds me a great deal of the tv series Stargate Atlantis in many ways.  Perhaps that's part of why I like it so much.  The basic premise even is pretty similar.  A group from the Milky Way travels to another galaxy with no real promise of ever returning home to find an ancient extinct race's highly advanced remnants.  They also quickly make an enemy of an alien race that utilizes biological weaponry on their opponents.  In Atlantis, the enemy is the Wraith who are feared throughout the galaxy and essentially "rule," feeding freely off the people in the Pegasus Galaxy by draining their life energy to sustain themselves.  The Kett on the other hand are feared in the Helius cluster and seem to have some sort of empire throughout Andromeda and cull the local races to "exalt" them, making them like themselves and integrating them to their race.

It's a very different feeling having an enemy that is already established within the galaxy and have significant power, especially in an unfamiliar galaxy where we don't know the extent of their power as opposed to the Reapers who were a "boogeyman" enemy out in dark space that we didn't know when they would return and were not actively present within the galaxy for the most part.  At least the bulk of their presence was not.

I don't know if I explained that very well.  Either way, I'm hoping the Kett are as good of a villain as I'm hoping.  Perhaps even the entire race isn't aligned together and there are sects of "good" Kett who can become allies in the future.  That would be interesting to me.

I liked Addison.

I've avoided online discussion of Andromeda for awhile (to stay away from spoilers), so I may be wrong on what's unpopular, but this is what I've gathered:

I'll jump in and say that I enjoyed the game too. I heard from a friend that people were raging about it on the forums, and I was really confused about why when I played the game. The bugs that prevented me from turning in some side quests, and the ones I recently encountered in NG+ (no gear drops or store inventory from level 60-70, and Movie Night getting messed up if I talk to Lexi) are annoying, though, and I hope they get fixed soon in a Patch.

ME:A is different than the original trilogy, but different doesn't equal bad.

I'm glad they did away with Paragon/Renegade.

I liked the corny jokes (especially in Liam's loyalty mission).

Im liking the gameplay and story more and more with each playthrough.

I've formed another unpopular opinion. I like Cora, and don't agree that she's boring. Her tendency to talk about her Commando-days makes sense, and is not unrealistic. It also ends after her LM. Her romance progression with Scott seems to fit the idea that they were "into one another" before Alec's death, but hadn't pursued it. Seen through that light, the arc feels pretty realistic, considering it's a game and has standard BioWare pacing-issues.