Many of you, especially the most gamers, know very well what I mean by a "Day 1 Patch". They are the typical patches or updates that the developer companies release on the same day of official delivery of the game. On the one hand, they are a real nuisance for users who only want to introduce the game and have a great time, since it makes them lose a good amount of time for free, however, in many cases it is really necessary, since some error that they are can sneak into the programming of the same can cause a little or no pleasant gaming experience. Nevertheless, there are games where the "Day 1 Patch" is more than justified, Mass Effect: Andromeda is one of them, and they haven't.
Launching a game with a myriad of bugs can give an image of unprofessionalism, however, due to the complicated development of some games, we can get an idea and understand that anyone would have a failure. Nevertheless, It is the worst image when the entire network is revolutionized due to the number of bugs that a game carries, and the company does not bother to reassure players that they saw fit to part with a good amount of money to enjoy the game the first few days.
And it is that Electronic Arts has not even bothered to announce a possible patch that solves the numerous animation problems that the Mass Effect: Andromeda drags. Memes everywhere, GIFs and of course, videos. Really, BioWare is proud of what it has achieved, promising the most modern facial and gesture animations ever seenHowever, the result has been bleak, something like what Electronic Arts did with FIFA a couple of years ago, featuring a completely incomplete Frostbite engine. We will keep waiting for BioWare to release an update, meanwhile, enjoy the memes ...