Mass Effect: Andromeda's Wonky Animations Won't be Fixed by Launch

Despite all the backlash from the community regarding Mass Effect Andromeda's terrible animations and weird voice acting, the game's lead developer says that it's too late for a day one patch. Many players and critics of the game were very disappointed with weird animations, making it hard to take the game seriously, but hoped that at least they would be fixed before launch. Understandably, players want a working game at launch, and with all the glitches players have uncovered including the weird animations, I can imagine it would be hard to get seriously invested in the story of a game that comes off as just straight up silly.

The community at large has been making fun of Mass Effect's glitches, and most people found them entertaining since it is early access. However, its all fun and games until we talk about the state of the game at launch. These problems are common for a game in early access, but they should not be present on day one of launch, especially for a game of this caliber. Lead Designer for Mass Effect: Andromeda Ian Frazier announced in a tweet that a day one patch fixing this glitches is just not possible, but later patches will most likely take care of these issues. The developers are definitely aware of these problems, but an actual date as to when they will be fixed has not been confirmed. 

"At day 1? No, that ship has sailed. We'll have more patches later on, but exactly what goes into them is still in discussion."

Anyway, with no solution to these weird animations in sight, we might as well keep making compilations and GIFS. Gotta enjoy it while it lasts. Though no rush, I think they'll probably be around for a little while. Let's just hope the development team over at Bioware don't take the jokes too seriously, after all, nobody is taking the game seriously either.