For some reason I thought this was about Koreans again. However, it seems I was wrong, so I'll take this thread seriously and do my best to answer the questions.
INVADERONE wrote...
What do you play ME3 Multiplayer for?
A mixture of things. I do enjoy the way that the game has you progress and acquire better gear over an extended period of time, rather than all at once. The fact that I'm not logging 60 hours a week on ME3 multi or racking up multi-million credit reserves has given me an opportunity to test out and enjoy each weapon and class as I acquire it, and the DLC releases have thus far coincided perfectly with my rate of unlocking stuff, so just as I'm about to max my rares, a new DLC gets released, ensuring that there's always something new to look forward to. More importantly, though, there's something viscerally, fundamentally, intrinsically
fun about gunning down a pair of Ravagers with a Revenant to save your critically injured teammate who's frantically trying to finish that last wave 10 hack. More than anything else, it's the unique gameplay that ME3 offers that keeps me coming back to it.
What has kept you playing this game?
See my above response.
Have you ever made any real connections through it?
Not really. Most of the people I used to play ME3 multi with are no longer active, and I can be a bit standoffish to randoms.
What is your "FUN" meter when playing this game? Or better put what do you consider a "FUN" game for you in ME3 Multiplayer?
Currently, a fun game in ME3 multi is a Silver or Gold game with 3 randoms where all players can handle themselves and no one has adopted any particular overarching strategy like camping or spawn-nuking - essentially a game where four capable and intelligent players work independently towards the goal of finishing the match without hindering or interfering with each other's playstyles or game experiences. Games like this with friends were even more fun, but those days are long past now.