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I'm not even talking about Andromeda, which I did not play because modern bioware, unlike Starfield, is actually woke, but the original trilogy. The trilogy had its fair share of big revelations and interesting and memorable characters. If those were very meaningful to you, the trilogy, or maybe even a singular game blows this out of the water.
For me, the massive disappointment of ME2 and ME3 make me value Starfield more. Starfield is better than the trilogy combined. Or maybe it has been to long and I have forgotten ME.
But Starfield is worse than Cyberpunk or Greedfall.
It also depends on the bugs. ME (the originals) were bugfree for me. While in general I have not found Bethesda game too buggy (had luck) I found 4 quest breaking bugs in starfield. With reloads and console commands I managed to fix it, but a friend of mine simply lost Main quest items from inventory. So while the common consensus is that this is the least buggy Bethesda games, if you are unlucky like us, it is the most.
So the takeaway: Greedfall is under-rated.
Procedural planets with hundreds of locations, RNG encounters, space combat, and player lead world changes. All of this was cut from Andromeda.
ESO Fam Represent?
Anyway Starfiled is better, just so much more to do. Plus its much easier to mod Starfield than MEA.
I beat ME: Andromeda (it was fine) but I didn't play this game so, I couldn't tell you.
All I hear is how boring Starfield is (especially at the start until you get like, 10+ hours more into it?) the lame planet diving (stuck with loading screens vs No Man's Sky being able to fly into/out every planet you visit) emptiness, etc.
Get the game and find out for yourself, especially if your expectations are low. Nowhere to go but up from there.