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but then again, without that, I think the Mimics would've gotten very one-note. It's almost a shame that the game gives you an easy-out from the mimics so early. There are some cool things going on here, and I do appreciate the amount of thinking the game made me do about Mimics. It really sags in the late-middle, leading into the end though. Prey has a really strong start, through a pretty strong early middle. Overall, it's a decent game, but you should probably play Nier: Automata instead. The only exception to this is the Architect - which is the best designed enemy in the game, but is suffering it's own set of problems. Meanwhile, I don't think any of the enemies in Andromeda are memorable, and I don't remember them pushing me around the battlefield in a similar way to ME3 at all. Brutes forces you to keep moving, as does Banshees, who also divides your attention. In my opinion, Mass Effect 3 is a study in amazing enemy design - every enemy has a purpose - and will force you to change your strategy to survive and defeat it.ДЇor the Reapers the Ravagers force you into cover, while the Husks drive you out of cover. One place where Andromeda really falls down is in enemy design. Lexi, Suvi, Gil and Kallo are pretty interesting as well - only character I didn't like was Liam.

Mass Effect Andromeda has a strong setting, strong combat, better inventory than ME1, but characters that don't quite bloom the same way some of the ME1 does - but I still found Cora, Jaal, Nakmor Drack, Peebee and Vetra to be good characters.

Just how Mass Effect 1 had a terrible inventory system, poor combat - but strong story, setting and characters. In fact, I'd say that it's on par with Mass Effect (1) in many facets. As much as I think people are overreacting, it's not as bad as people make it out to be.

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