so i just heard that one of the voice actors from mass effect andromeda thinks the game got a super unfair rep. like, i'm not gonna lie, i loved andromeda when it came out, and i still think it's a great game. sure, it had its problems, especially with all the bugs and glitches at launch, but i think people were way too harsh on it.



i mean, the whole concept of exploring a new galaxy and trying to establish a human settlement was so cool to me. and the fact that you could customize your character, ryder, to be either male or female was a big plus. but despite all the positive aspects, the game just got torn apart by critics and players alike. and now, the voice actor who played male ryder, tom taylorson, is speaking out about how the game was treated unfairly by its publisher, ea.



apparently, taylorson thinks that ea was expecting way too much from andromeda, and that the game was rushed out the door before it was fully ready. he also mentions that the development team was forced to use the frostbite engine, which was a new tool for a lot of them, and that it didn't really work well with the game's story. it's pretty sad, because i think andromeda had a lot of potential, but it just got bogged down by all the technical issues and online hate.



it's also pretty interesting that taylorson talks about how the online gaming community can be super toxic, and that andromeda became a target for people just looking to stir up drama and get views. he says that the hate towards the game was really overwhelming, and that it was hard to see the developers get slammed like that. but despite all theRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?