Mass Effect Andromeda for Haters

[RitualClarity]

 

 

 

 

Still the way Bioware and EA abandon MEA makes me have a little more respect for Bethesda who did try to fix FO4 as much as possible. And even released a DLC that fixes a major flaw in the main game. 

 

 

There is a difference between Fallout 4 and MEA. Fallout 4 had complaints with how they (the company) setup the game, arguements on the main story (getting your child, being married) and how it restricted roll playing and such. Complaints with how they implemented the dialogue system and other. There were some complemnts with how the weapons system (shooting) was done.

 

with MEA... the complaints were about facial animation, basic aspects of game mechanics, repetitive missions and many other basic things that were overlooked or just plain fucked up. MEA was seriouslly screwed up as opposed to Fallout 4. Basic aspects about the game was fucked up that is the reason for the killing of the DLCs and since Fallout 4 sold a decent amount of games, Season passes (requiring DLCs of some sort) and the complains being thepaths that the company took story wise etc, I suspect that is the reason they continued to work so hard on it. It was still viable. MEA was a clusterfuck and after trying to fix the fuckup animations, and the massive drop in sales after release they decided it wasn't worth even continuing in any regard to the game. It is possible they want to kill it so that less converstions as to how fucked up the game was so that when they release their next game they might have some interest and not remnants of how badly MEA was and how much they worked to fix it and if the new game would be as badly fucked up as MEA was.

 

[krighaur]

MEA haters are so hating that even after killing the game they are not happy and want to kill Bioware. If I was Bioware, I would stop making game, because whatever I do, or will do, there will be many haters saying I am doing a bad job!

 

Personnally I liked MEA. I am about to finish it for the third time. I bought it for 39 euros, I played 270 hours. 0.14 euros per hours, not a bad deal

 

It has flaws, certainly, but are there many game like this one? No, and all this forum hating does nothing good to have more of these games.

 

[Eden]

Well the game suks better than any argonian harbor  slut!

[prinyo]

MEA haters are so hating that even after killing the game they are not happy and want to kill Bioware. If I was Bioware, I would stop making game, because whatever I do, or will do, there will be many haters saying I am doing a bad job!

 

The current Bioware is no Bioware at all and if they stop making games at least that would limit the chance they will keep destroying franchises. DAI was accepted by most of the fans because it followed the DA2 disaster. If DAI was the direct sequel to DAO it would have faced a lot more hostility from the fans. But the "Inqusition in space" came after Mass Effect 3 which despite the ending is a very very good game. People are not angry that Bioware makes bad games - many other companies do. People are angry and disappointed because they are standing on the shoulders of giants and are shitting on them. Paradoxically both are the same company. But yes, if they are going to continue destroying (shitting on) everything their predecessor built then it is probably better for them to stop. 

[Aria]

MEA haters are so hating that even after killing the game they are not happy and want to kill Bioware. If I was Bioware, I would stop making game, because whatever I do, or will do, there will be many haters saying I am doing a bad job!

 

Personnally I liked MEA. I am about to finish it for the third time. I bought it for 39 euros, I played 270 hours. 0.14 euros per hours, not a bad deal

 

It has flaws, certainly, but are there many game like this one? No, and all this forum hating does nothing good to have more of these games.

You cant kill whats already dead.

 

[SassaAria]

 

MEA was seriouslly screwed up as opposed to Fallout 4..... MEA was a clusterfuck and after trying to fix the fuckup animations, and the massive drop in sales after release they decided it wasn't worth even continuing in any regard to the game. It is possible they want to kill it so that less converstions as to how fucked up the game was so that when they release their next game they might have some interest and not remnants of how badly MEA was and how much they worked to fix it and if the new game would be as badly fucked up as MEA was.

 

So are you saying game is still fucked up for you?  Or are you still focussed on the release state?

Would have been interesting to see reaction of gamers if MEA was released in Patch 1.09+ state.

As a gamer who's been around, waited and bought with that patch and at half the price, because there's some things I didn't like, such as open world focus, or limitations in CC.

 

But am enjoying MEA more than I thought.  EA's-bioware could improve the open world aspect still alot.

Still it's solid fun and a big game for the price, and best just avoid some of the fetch quests. Easy to do. 

Hellblade: Senua's Scarfice is $33 and reportedly  8-12 hours of gameplay, and the combat doesn't look nearly as fun.

I'm in at 90 hours and lots more to go, and will play a second round sometime.

 

Next comes Anthem, and we'll see how MP they make that (how much SP content will there be?).

Bioware is changing - that is for sure. 

 

Some people are going to be pissed about that.

Me, I'm just enjoying the games they make and avoid some of the stuff in the games I don't like.

We'll see if they learned their lesson and release in less of a Beta-state next time.

 

 

 

 

[RitualClarity]

 

 

MEA was seriouslly screwed up as opposed to Fallout 4..... MEA was a clusterfuck and after trying to fix the fuckup animations, and the massive drop in sales after release they decided it wasn't worth even continuing in any regard to the game. It is possible they want to kill it so that less converstions as to how fucked up the game was so that when they release their next game they might have some interest and not remnants of how badly MEA was and how much they worked to fix it and if the new game would be as badly fucked up as MEA was.

 

So are you saying game is still fucked up for you?  Or are you still focussed on the release state?

Would have been interesting to see reaction of gamers if MEA was released in Patch 1.09+ state.

As a gamer who's been around, waited and bought with that patch and at half the price, because there's some things I didn't like, such as open world focus, or limitations in CC.

 

But am enjoying MEA more than I thought.  EA's-bioware could improve the open world aspect still alot.

Still it's solid fun and a big game for the price, and best just avoid some of the fetch quests. Easy to do. 

Hellblade: Senua's Scarfice is $33 and reportedly  8-12 hours of gameplay, and the combat doesn't look nearly as fun.

I'm in at 90 hours and lots more to go, and will play a second round sometime.

 

Next comes Anthem, and we'll see how MP they make that (how much SP content will there be?).

Bioware is changing - that is for sure. 

 

Some people are going to be pissed about that.

Me, I'm just enjoying the games they make and avoid some of the stuff in the games I don't like.

We'll see if they learned their lesson and release in less of a Beta-state next time.

 

 

 

 

 

I will be honest. I haven't played it with the most recent patches. Most of my experiences are from the pre-patched or early patches that were done (within the first month or so) This is my personal experiences. I have seen some pretty good fixes that they have sent out for their users. I expected those quite frankly as they were really needed.

 

However, lets be clear. Those were the technical issues which should never have seen the light of day for a prime release. Early release access, beta testers etc, etc, wonderful. No problems in my mind, however, the complete subpar release of major animations and technical issues are unacceptable. That is the reason the game was so attacked. Their quality control wasn't even there and that is completely unacceptable coming from a major gaming company. (if it came from an indie company that has limited experiences would be at least more understandable) If they needed to delay the game a couple of months because they found some serious issues... that would have been more acceptable. They didn't. They didn't release it in the current state, they released it in a B

 

Now if they had released it in the "current state" with all the fixes..  then there would still be some of the complaints about how they skimped on romance options for homosexual males and the missions start to feel repetitive etc. I would have accepted that with hopes that the DLCs that were released would expand on the universe and give me something interesting to play after I gotten board with the game. It wasn't the high quality of the previous games (name one, any one, ) Storywise.  I understood that there would be major change in this game as a new studio and a reboot to ... boot was happening so if the game story was a bit weak... OK. Your experience is much better than those (like me ) that got the game early. I was playing the game and was aware of the unfinished state but hoped and expected the story to be rich and complex like the previous entries in the franchise. Had that been the case and the game didn't start to feel repetitive then I would have really liked the game. (perhaps even loved the game) regardless of the release state.

 

The issue is there was way too many issues, problems, and not a very well written story. This is the reason it failed so badly. there was a little something for everyone to complain about. Shame that it was that bad as there were really good parts in the game which were overshadowed by the horrible animation and other issues. If they only worked on it a bit more to resolve those issues (to the point the patch is at now) I think it would have been released to a much more enthusiastic customer base. There would still be some complaints about story, romance options and etc, etc, etc, but quite frankly there is always something people will complain about with a game. Even Witcher III has people complaining about something and that game won 100s of awards and praises from many in the industry as well has very high ranks in score from the player.

 

It is a shame that they are closing the door on the game. I think that is a mistake and they should continue and create the planed DLCs and flesh out the game more. It might cost more money that they wanted etc, but ti would show those that love the game that they care and those that criticized it that they can fix it and move on and create newer and better content and flesh it out. that they are dedicated to the franchise and their customers (that bought the game) Now, because they did this.... I don't know I can trust them with there "new game" to complete it. It is like those great Sci Fi shows that you start to love, watch the season and get to a cliffhanger and they kill the show... WTF! you exclaim. You want the conclusion/ resolution at least. Then you start to think about how much a waste of time it was watching the show. This is what I think about the future games that EA is releasing. I know I won't be buying them new and defiantly not pre-sales which is really what they want and need for their business model.

[SassaAria]

 

It is a shame that they are closing the door on the game. I think that is a mistake and they should continue and create the planed DLCs and flesh out the game more. It might cost more money that they wanted etc, but ti would show those that love the game that they care and those that criticized it that they can fix it and move on and create newer and better content and flesh it out. that they are dedicated to the franchise and their customers (that bought the game) Now, because they did this.... I don't know I can trust them with there "new game" to complete it. It is like those great Sci Fi shows that you start to love, watch the season and get to a cliffhanger and they kill the show... WTF! you exclaim. You want the conclusion/ resolution at least. Then you start to think about how much a waste of time it was watching the show. This is what I think about the future games that EA is releasing. I know I won't be buying them new and defiantly not pre-sales which is really what they want and need for their business model.

 

 

Little light on time for a bigger reply.

So here's a shorter snippy.

 

Don't know if you heard this explanation as to why they are closing the door on MEA?

> http://bsn.boards.net/thread/13003/why-dlc?page=1

 

New thing for EA, is basically EA takes initial impressions only and doesn't want to work at it if initial is not good enough.  Or that's how I read that.

Would like to know defintively who decided it was time to realease MEA in that state.  Rumor I tend to belive most is that EA needed MEA released for that Corporate period.  Combine that (if true) with their new gamer-happiness evaulation model and there's a recipe for a more rocky relationship with Bioware fans .  Grrr.

Pressure will be on Lead Designers to get it mostly right the first time. 

 

It is too bad Bioware spent so many years and resources on the procedural world thingy for MEA, that got shelved and we never saw any of that effort.

 

Wish you were in management with idea to flesh it out and make DLC  

I wants - I wants lol.

 

 

 

 

 

[RitualClarity]

I've heard about the new player thingy... however I believe that happened after this MEA issue. 

 

If I was in "management" the game wouldn't have been released. I don't give a flying F**k who said what, Let them fire me, etc. My name would have been on the product. It was/is my responsibly to make sure it was of acceptable quality (as good as reasonably possible for release.... I.E.. all known problems fixed... and ready to fix specific issues that will inevitably arise due to the massively different systems that the game will be ran on. If I was the person that was responsible for the game, and it being released ... it wouldn't have been released. It would have been nothing but a sheer embarrassment. 2. If I was overwritten etc, I would have made sure that they acknowledged the issue right away and describe the fixes and when (realistically) they would be able to be implemented. (with some padding if possible. ) First you don't fuck up that badly and if you do, you acknowledge it and explain the fix and time frame for it) This is the modern process of customer service and management in general. 

 

Taking ownership of their mistake, addressing it to the public with a public apology and commitment to fix with some details, delivering what was promised when promised (the fix) would have really minimized the negative backlash of the issues that occurred. To aid further (if needed) upgrade those early purchasers with the full kit and add some special armor /weapon for those people (exclusive) to boot. That would take almost nothing time/money wise but would be a terrific public gesture and help show  genuine commitment to the customer. 

 

Cost almost nothing compared to the negative PR cost (in current and possible future revenues not to mention lost $$$ with potential DLC which likely had some work already done ) and lost of confidence in the companies future product. Lets be clear. The majority of gamer (which are the target) are the 20~40 year olds (for games like this) They are adults and need to be treated as adults with respect. This didn't happen in any step of the process. I suspect this will hurt their $$$ going forward as a result. 

 

Add insult to injury they blame the users (reviewers) for the game not continuing which was due to their releasing the game in an unfinished state!!!! Regardless of the fact this is most likely true... you have to be careful of what you say. and how you say it. There are better ways to say things like this, they failed on this account as well. 

 

So if I was one of the Big Wigs... we would have been in a much different shape now.

[Kargrin]

I promised myself I would not beat the dead horse again.. but...

I would buy that game. Really. But then I saw two trailers.. not one but two, with glaring problems with animation(when a trailer should be the epitome of marketing your game, and yet you just can't hide your problems in a promotional video..) then I read the game was postponed once, then I saw the old "leaked" video being strangely different compared to the final product.

At least It will stay as a case study for the future.

[KoolHndLuke]

 Is there any precedent for someone else buying the rights to an EA owned franchise with the intent of a new release? I mean this was one of the most creative and well though out series of games. It would be a damn shame to see it disappear completely. Oh well, goodbye ME. May another Comm. Shepard be born again some day in the future.......you know someone smarter than EA is going to realize there are alot of orphaned fans out here that are hungry for some more space action rpg. Perhaps they might even support mods. 

[RitualClarity]

Not sure but Fallout 3 was licensed by another company for a game release. The original company still owned it. Perhaps that could be done by EA and another game company which would want to try to release a game. 

 

However, I doubt that EA would ever do such a thing. Also to be honest, they have the people and skills (even if they don't use it) to do the game so I doubt business wise they would ever even consider it. 

 

They handled this all wrong from start to finish. I really hope that they learn from their mistakes. And to those that were sent out the survey about MEA and you badmouthed it.. you are the reason Mass Effect is currently dead... It is the customers fault because they complained about the game being released in an unfinished state so strongly. We should take what they give us and be happy. 

[gregathit]

They handled this all wrong from start to finish. I really hope that they learn from their mistakes. And to those that were sent out the survey about MEA and you badmouthed it.. you are the reason Mass Effect is currently dead... It is the customers fault because they complained about the game being released in an unfinished state so strongly. We should take what they give us and be happy. 

 

I hope you are just being sarcastic here.......(I truly think you are)...........because EA and Bioware needed the swift kick in the ass.  ME3's ending was a clear signal that the well had been poisoned and all was not well within Bioware.  The backlash over the horse shit red, blue, green ending should have been all the signal that EA and Bioware needed to get their house in order.  Unfortunately, it did no such thing.  MEA is a direct result of bioware and EA ignoring fans and fucking shit up. 

 

MEA sales sucking and the negative press feedback is clearly the only way to get bioware and EA's attention.  Blaming fans for blowing the whistle on a lack luster story and Alpha state game release is utterly ridiculous.  

 

It will be interesting to see what bioware/EA's next move will be.  If they bothered to listen or still continue to insist on taking perfectly good franchises and burning them to the ground and then salting the earth.  

[RitualClarity]

 

They handled this all wrong from start to finish. I really hope that they learn from their mistakes. And to those that were sent out the survey about MEA and you badmouthed it.. you are the reason Mass Effect is currently dead... It is the customers fault because they complained about the game being released in an unfinished state so strongly. We should take what they give us and be happy. 

 

I hope you are just being sarcastic here.......(I truly think you are)...........because EA and Bioware needed the swift kick in the ass.  ME3's ending was a clear signal that the well had been poisoned and all was not well within Bioware.  The backlash over the horse shit red, blue, green ending should have been all the signal that EA and Bioware needed to get their house in order.  Unfortunately, it did no such thing.  MEA is a direct result of bioware and EA ignoring fans and fucking shit up. 

 

MEA sales sucking and the negative press feedback is clearly the only way to get bioware and EA's attention.  Blaming fans for blowing the whistle on a lack luster story and Alpha state game release is utterly ridiculous.  

 

It will be interesting to see what bioware/EA's next move will be.  If they bothered to listen or still continue to insist on taking perfectly good franchises and burning them to the ground and then salting the earth.  

 

 

Um...

Yep, I was being sarcastic there.

I thought it was pretty clear, however, this is the internet and sometimes things don't come across the way you intended them to. Thanks for asking instead of assuming...

 

Rant on the subject:

I'd be willing to bet that they listened... carefully and will commit themselves to fucking the shit totally up in unique and different ways for the next game release. I truly do. And when they do... they will blame the consumers, their competitors, The squirrel that crossed the road when they were driving in their 100,000 + dollar car to work. (meaning CEO and upper management) They will blame anyone and everyone so that they don't have to admit that they screwed up. They will continue to blame studios and such instead of blaming themselves (upper management and admin) for pushing and not paying attention to what is going on.

 

Anyone with 2 brain cells can tell that the problem isn't some employee or group of employees, it is the company itself and the upper management not doing their jobs. Eventually, it will come out in the wash and the stock holders and such will see them for the asses that they are and fire them  (CEOs Presidents of x,y,z) and get people in that will do their job properly. The question is how much damage will be done and will it be done before they kill their company.

 

I don't hold any level of confidence that they will get their heads out of their asses (and each others asses) to become aware of what is going on long enough to produce a proper game (future release)

 

If the gaming community wants to send the signal that they want properly functional games to be available upon release then the community need to not purchase a single game for Pre release and don't buy it for at least a week or so after release. After they (the companies) shit bricks at this then perhaps they will make at least a semi serious attempt to give properly functional games.

 

I believe had the game been shipped in a fully functional state (as far as reasonably possible due to the different systems and such) then MEA would still be alive and well and perhaps even generally well regarded. Sure there was some weak stories, Some didn't like the paths they took for romance options and a few other issues but these were design choices, not incompetence.

 

The reason the game was so badly received was because it was so badly delivered.It was delivered in an incomplete unfinished state. Pure and simple and all the blaming of the customers for their condemnations of the game isn't going to change the fact that the company didn't do their basic job... to deliver a functional game.

 

[krighaur]

 

 

I believe had the game been shipped in a fully functional state (as far as reasonably possible due to the different systems and such) then MEA would still be alive and well and perhaps even generally well regarded. Sure there was some weak stories, Some didn't like the paths they took for romance options and a few other issues but these were design choices, not incompetence.

 

The reason the game was so badly received was because it was so badly delivered.It was delivered in an incomplete unfinished state. Pure and simple and all the blaming of the customers for their condemnations of the game isn't going to change the fact that the company didn't do their basic job... to deliver a functional game.

 

 

 

Great exaggeration here : I bought the game as soon as it was available in my country and finished it after some 80 hours of play without crashes. I had no bugs.  So that does not make the game an alpha game.

 

Indeed there were some flaws, mostly in animations, which were corrected with the patches. The only thing that bothered me was the faces that were not very pretty and some animations that were ugly, but with some effort I succeeded at creating a femRyder who pleased me enough.

[KoolHndLuke]

 

 

 

I believe had the game been shipped in a fully functional state (as far as reasonably possible due to the different systems and such) then MEA would still be alive and well and perhaps even generally well regarded. Sure there was some weak stories, Some didn't like the paths they took for romance options and a few other issues but these were design choices, not incompetence.

 

The reason the game was so badly received was because it was so badly delivered.It was delivered in an incomplete unfinished state. Pure and simple and all the blaming of the customers for their condemnations of the game isn't going to change the fact that the company didn't do their basic job... to deliver a functional game.

 

 

 

Great exaggeration here : I bought the game as soon as it was available in my country and finished it after some 80 hours of play without crashes. I had no bugs.  So that does not make the game an alpha game.

 

Indeed there were some flaws, mostly in animations, which were corrected with the patches. The only thing that bothered me was the faces that were not very pretty and some animations that were ugly, but with some effort I succeeded at creating a femRyder who pleased me enough.

 

Is it anywhere near as good as ME1- ME3? That is what this is about for me. The franchise's creators have all jumped ship. If you are content with a mediocre game then that is your business.

[prinyo]

 

Is it anywhere near as good as ME1- ME3? That is what this is about for me. The franchise's creators have all jumped ship. If you are content with a mediocre game then that is your business.

 

From what I can see ME1 and MEA appeal more to the shootery crowd. ME2 and ME3 are liked more by people interested in story, characters and so on. ME1 also of course, but the shooter aspects was really strong in that game.

MEA is like ME1 + way better combat, but with with nonsensical hole-ridden plot, weak, boring and annoying characters, lots of inconsistencies and nonsense. It also has a lot of platforming - one of the many gameplay elements that were taken directly from Inquisition. 

[LukeDuke]

 

 

Is it anywhere near as good as ME1- ME3? That is what this is about for me. The franchise's creators have all jumped ship. If you are content with a mediocre game then that is your business.

 

From what I can see ME1 and MEA appeal more to the shootery crowd. ME2 and ME3 are liked more by people interested in story, characters and so on. ME1 also of course, but the shooter aspects was really strong in that game.

MEA is like ME1 + way better combat, but with with nonsensical hole-ridden plot, weak, boring and annoying characters, lots of inconsistencies and nonsense. It also has a lot of platforming - one of the many gameplay elements that were taken directly from Inquisition. 

 

Sorry but what? You're comparing ME1 to MEA just because it has vehicle I hope, please don't insult ME1 by comparing it to that turd MEA.... ME2-ME3 were much more focused on combat than ME1, which was stronger on story way more than ME2-3 together, the one thing that ME2 did better was combat and characters personal stories. And the only thing ME3 did better was good MP and slighty better combat over ME2. I was never so bored in ME game before like I was in MEA...

 

ME from EA is dead, as they clearly said that because MEA was recieved so bad so there will be no support for it and no SP DLC, so they are blaiming people for it's fiasco which is childish and stupid just wow..

[D_ManXX2]

 

 

 

I believe had the game been shipped in a fully functional state (as far as reasonably possible due to the different systems and such) then MEA would still be alive and well and perhaps even generally well regarded. Sure there was some weak stories, Some didn't like the paths they took for romance options and a few other issues but these were design choices, not incompetence.

 

The reason the game was so badly received was because it was so badly delivered.It was delivered in an incomplete unfinished state. Pure and simple and all the blaming of the customers for their condemnations of the game isn't going to change the fact that the company didn't do their basic job... to deliver a functional game.

 

 

 

Great exaggeration here : I bought the game as soon as it was available in my country and finished it after some 80 hours of play without crashes. I had no bugs.  So that does not make the game an alpha game.

 

Indeed there were some flaws, mostly in animations, which were corrected with the patches. The only thing that bothered me was the faces that were not very pretty and some animations that were ugly, but with some effort I succeeded at creating a femRyder who pleased me enough.

 

 

You are posting in wrong thread yours got buried 2 or 3 pages so no one really cares about mass effect Andromeda you should post loving post in this part http://www.loverslab.com/topic/75170-mass-effect-andromeda-general-discussion/ This is for the haters that why it was separated for a good reason. To prevent flame wars from starting.

 

[RitualClarity]

 

 

 

 

I believe had the game been shipped in a fully functional state (as far as reasonably possible due to the different systems and such) then MEA would still be alive and well and perhaps even generally well regarded. Sure there was some weak stories, Some didn't like the paths they took for romance options and a few other issues but these were design choices, not incompetence.

 

The reason the game was so badly received was because it was so badly delivered.It was delivered in an incomplete unfinished state. Pure and simple and all the blaming of the customers for their condemnations of the game isn't going to change the fact that the company didn't do their basic job... to deliver a functional game.

 

 

 

Great exaggeration here : I bought the game as soon as it was available in my country and finished it after some 80 hours of play without crashes. I had no bugs.  So that does not make the game an alpha game.

 

Indeed there were some flaws, mostly in animations, which were corrected with the patches. The only thing that bothered me was the faces that were not very pretty and some animations that were ugly, but with some effort I succeeded at creating a femRyder who pleased me enough.

 

 

You are posting in wrong thread yours got buried 2 or 3 pages so no one really cares about mass effect Andromeda you should post loving post in this part http://www.loverslab.com/topic/75170-mass-effect-andromeda-general-discussion/ This is for the haters that why it was separated for a good reason. To prevent flame wars from starting.

 

 

Yep.... 

And to address the issue... It isn't that the game concept is horrible. It is the company released an unfinished game. ME1, ME2, and even ME3 was complete with all the animations etc, (technical aspects) with a few bugs that needed to be fixed. MEA released in an unfinished state. That is the main reason for the hatred. This game is not coming from some Indy game company it is coming from one of the biggest gaming companies in the industry. This was totally unacceptable and most people are calling them on it. As a response, they blame the customers and kill Mass Effect. Again, not the correct action to take. I could forgive all the issues of weak story, conflicts, etc as design issues. I cannot forgive them releasing crap quality to start with.I am only mentioning this so that you might understand the reasons behind the rage. You might very much love the game and be quite satisfied with the results and shortcomings. That is your prerogative and I wouldn't dream of changing your mind on this. 

[Guest]

Still hating ME Andromeda

[winny257]

Still hating ME Andromeda

 

why hates thee Andromeda ????

 

this is the German translation of your text *Immer noch hasst mich Andromeda*

 

if you write it like this ME A, then means ME = me = mich.

Better would be together MEAndromeda (MEA).

I know it is so right ME Andromeda, but this creates funny translations. 

[gregathit]

Still hating ME Andromeda

 

Me too.  I finished the game once, but just can't seem to give a crap about playing it again.  Which of course is killing me because ME is my favorite franchise (after EA killed command and conquer that is).  

[Guest]

 

Still hating ME Andromeda

 

why hates thee Andromeda ????

 

this is the German translation of your text *Immer noch hasst mich Andromeda*

 

if you write it like this ME A, then means ME = me = mich.

Better would be together MEAndromeda (MEA).

I know it is so right ME Andromeda, but this creates funny translations. 

 

Hahahahahahhaa - you've right. i should write it differently. I hate the characterizations, missions (not all of them) and voices. This is the worst of ME extension. A backward.

 

 

Still hating ME Andromeda

 

Me too.  I finished the game once, but just can't seem to give a crap about playing it again.  Which of course is killing me because ME is my favorite franchise (after EA killed command and conquer that is).  

 

 

I know what you talking about. I'm a big fan of all ME parts, but Andromeda. I also loved DA but "The inquisition". Played it through but never had desire to play it again.

[ToJKa]

 

Still hating ME Andromeda

 

Me too.  I finished the game once, but just can't seem to give a crap about playing it again.  Which of course is killing me because ME is my favorite franchise (after EA killed command and conquer that is).  

 

 

Didn't kill it fast enough, Tiberian Twilight happened...

 

Also Mercenaries

Well, there is Just Cause that is pretty close, but it's just not the same without airstrikes