That's Mass Effect in general - sure, they play up the newcomer/second-class citizen stuff, but it's always about saving Earth and humans being special.
@@HowlingWolf518 Exactly. Like how in ME2 you try to recruit ALIENS to stop attacks on HUMAN colonies (why would they even give a shit? And with a pro human terrorist group no less). Or in ME3 when the ENTIRE FUCKING GALAXY is at war with the Reapers but Sheperd expects all of the other races to drop everything to go save Earth.
The firsy time I played this, I got goosebumps when the letters appeared suddenly in the black screen, like the first mass effect game. So iconic and cool moment, where the synth arpeggio sets the mood for the tittle.
The concept was magnificent. Pushing Mass Effect technology to the utmost limits and exploring a whole new galaxy is brilliant. The timing relative to the rest of the series is … questionable. Namely because if humanity alone had the resources to build something almost on par with the Citadel BEFORE the Reapers invaded, taking the Reapers on should have been WAY easier.
Played through it twice, still, the intro and it's music is almost better than the whole game. The music alone is something phenomenal, the whole feeling of this huge new galaxy journey realised in sound for everyone to witness. Absolutely genius.
@@MrlspPrt Yeah, this was kinda the only game i had on my PC at the time and i had no internet so i tried my best to enjoy it. The game is a massive dissapointment compared to the trilogy, the only good things are soundtrack (especially the ambience music) and planet exploration. The graphics are pretty, so it is sort of enjoyable to explore the different planets (not the jungle planet tho). The frozen one was really cool, it feels so dead and cold and empty and surreal, but then the whole game flops on its face when you interact with any of the missions or npc's - they absolutely fucking suck, characters have zero personality and they all look like freaks (atleast they did back when game launched, guess they patched a lot of it). TLDR: Decent open world game, very average Mass Effect game.
634 years. What a commitment. I don't know if I would be brave enough to go through with this if offered. To never see my family, friends or home ever again? I couldn't do this.
@@MrlspPrt He got the brain, but no up on his rank? In my books, that's a Jah Damn sin. You'll always be Mr Krabs & Starship Trooper Zim to me, Mister Clancy Brown ❤😊 much respect Sir!
This was the first mass effect game I've played. I love it. Sad to see it got so much hate from an old fanbase of an apparently very successful trilogy. Hope this game moves forward. Will probably play the first three a bit to see what I missed. I LOVE THIS GAME.
To be fair, it was worse with ME3 and its "weird and colored" ending, the trilogy was very well built and no matter how improved the game system was in Andromeda (it was good, I enjoyed the new mechanics), the main point of this franchise was the story, something where Andromeda disappointed fans. The idea of avoiding the "colored ending" from Mass Effect 3 was well executed sending us 3M years away, but the story... My advice: I hope you avoided spoilers, the original trilogy has too many plot twists and WTF moments you must experience.
@@MrlspPrt Story and choices across the trilogy were incredible, absolutely no comparison. And most of all the connections you make with your crew... by the end of ME3 they feel like friends or family. You never want it to end and you want to come through it all alive, with them... been playing videogames for 30 years and the only games that made me feel like that were ME and RDR2. I wouldn't even call Andromeda a Mass Effect game... story and characters are completely bland and forgettable, just a generic sci-fi game with good combat and production values (except character animation).
I'm finally picking Andromeda up again after 4 years. I abandoned it cause of the performance and bugs. But now it will kneel to my 9900k and RTX 3080!
Depending on everyone's choices during the first 3 games, I wonder what the galaxy is like now after all that time. There would have been another 634 years worth of advancements, they could more that likely have beaten them to Andromeda with the current tech in the galaxy
"Whatever the cost, whatever the effort, let us not shy away from the greatness that is our birthright!" Ups wrong game (Endless Space 2, the emperials)
To everyone asking "why didn't the Reapers see them/catch them"? Its because the writers actually got the sense of scale right and how big the damn galaxy actually is. The Reapers number somewhere in the tens of thousands of Sovereign-class, and probably around two-three times that number of destroyers and support ships, for a total of around 100,000 or so. If they wanted to form a complete picket fence around the galaxy, it would be one Reaper ship per millions of cubic light years. Even if they detected the arks in this configuration, they'd probably never catch them. But we know that the Reapers don't all spread out; Mass Effect 2 shows that they are all clustered together in a relatively tight formation (which makes sense; the Citadel Mass Relay must link to another Mass Relay in the intergalactic void, it wouldn't make sense for them to spread out from thus single structure). Further, their direction of travel and the first systems they invade indicate that the Andromeda Initiative's ships would actually be heading away from the Reapers' staging ground. The Reapers first invade through the Viper Nebula and by extension; Batarian space. Going off of the galaxy map in Mass Effect, we'll lay out the galaxy like on a 2D map, with the core in the center and a relative North/South/East/West. Based on the positioning of Alliance space, on this map, human territory would be directly south of the core. Batarian territory and the Viper Nebula are to the South-Southeast of this relatively speaking. This matches up pretty well with the ending of Mass Effect 2, which seems to show the Reapers approaching the south of the galaxy from slightly above the galactic plane. So, we know where the Reapers are, where's Andromeda? Well, based on the real world; using the above map as a frame of reference, Andromeda is HIGH above the galactic plane, and situated North/Northwest of Sol. So the arks would be heading up and out of the Galaxy in the exact opposite direction as the Reapers were diving down and in. Its hardly surprising the Reaper fleet didn't even notice them, much less try and catch up.
@@happzy Some parts were much better executed on Andromeda, but what they are trying to say is that it is not fair to compare Andromeda with the original trilogy.
@@41Brother2 For number one Lex Luthor is from DC comics for 2 Clancy Brown is the guy that voiced The Ryder twins dad ps i’m not saying it’s a bad thing Those are fun facts
This has to be one of my favorite intros in videogames. ME1 intro is great, specially when you are starting your second playthrough and you know what is this man (or woman) going to do, ME2 is also good. ME3 is pure depression (in a good way) but MEA is just powerful, the setup of being a traveler, seeing Earth for the last time, going to the edge of the solar system and going to the arc thats going to get you and 100,000 other travelers like you to a whole new galaxy. Its amazing. The rest of the game might not be as great and awesome as the intro is but its alright. Its a good Mass Effect spin off
While I certainly had my issues with MEA, it’s a far better game than it got credit for. If you allow yourself to stop comparing it to the original trilogy and just let it be it’s own thing, you’ll find that it’s quite fun.
As someone who never played the og ME series, I played this one first & thought it was pretty good, I recently played the legendary edition & completed all 3 games & have to say I feel like Andromeda got a lot of hate for no reason lol or maybe I just don't understand why people disliked it
Megatto It actually wasn't EA's fault supprisingly, not to long ago (I think someone from Bioware or who helped with the game) it was said that it was the choice of engine Bioware used for the game.
Frostbite 3 was never designed for open world game,also the member of the teams changed a lot but still in my humble opinion even with all the flaws it was a very good game
Putting aside the awsomenes of this intro, think about want was happening on earth for 600 years... How Earth would be far more advanced than Andromeda Initiative? Assuming that people didnt kill eachother...
@@coolsteve1342 same, Shepherd dies in the citadel and he becomes a martyr for the warriors of the next cycle that defeat the reapers with the knowledge they gained from his efforts.
If you choose control The reapers will become a police force and the milky Way becomes a United civilization and begins colonizing different galaxies by the events of Andromeda If you choose destroy the leviathans re-enslaved the entire Milky Way by the events of Andromeda If you choos synthesis The Milky Way enters a golden age and everyone is in the same state as the leviathans by the events of Andromeda
@@sebastiannachtigall869 That could explain a lot. What if the Reapers and the Scourge phenomenon or deployment were related? I think we wont know anything about Scourge or possibly its creator until a possible sequel ( if they do). It would be amazing having contacts using CEC with Milky Way.
Yeah it still would have taken many many years to reach Andromeda if they kept flying at the speed they were when the arc stopped traveling faster than light speed. I still Iiked it, it was pretty epic
I always thought that the andromeda's initiative motive... Which was exploration was weak, a self preservation motive would've been better, launching the initiative after the reapers invaded, an emergency plan if reapers harvest succeeded, and then... After the war was over, send another ark to tell them that salvation was achieved in the milky way.
Then you'd have to explain the threat of the Reapers to everyone. The point of the Andromeda Initiative, was to get underway before the Reapers invaded.
The game was good and underrated and criticized so much. Yes the faces and animations were bad, but they did fix them and going back the gameplay is the best of all ME games. I hope they bring this gameplay back in the new one. Yes it was not better than the originals but it was still a good ME game.
When i thought focus would be on exploration, and after finishing game i kinda felt dissapointed, good game but worst mass effect game, i hoped it would be possible to make peace with kett, that would be more interesting
I laugh at the fact that it's an Ark. It's population is a hundred thousand? Pulease, a real ark would be at least the size of the Citadel and at max, we've seen the smaller Ark in Halo.
I don’t get the timeline, how is possible this technological development in such a short time when humans don’t even left their old way of thinking and understanding elementary nature things. Some ruins can’t gave you enough knowledge on evolution and growth, because power is equal to responsibility. Ok, it’s just a game
This opening had me pumped too...Then we meet the locals, and I seriously thought maybe you wouldn't be shooting right from the start, but no... Not only do they speak perfect English, but they are shooting at you in about 3 seconds... Any hope for meeting a cool new species, working through the inevitable communication problems as we work to forge a relationship... Nope. Just generic big bads. Stupid quests and terrible animations sealed it for me and I tapped out on the first desert planet. What a let down.
Those issues turned me off to it on release, but in the last week I haven't been wanting to put the game down when going for a mass effect title. Mostly because I really didn't want to go through the original games mechanics, even if it's updated. ME2 is where I felt a lot more comfortable. I do wish EA didn't transfer off the bioware team to work on another game. Which I am told was worse, so they could come back and clean up the story, bugs, make the choices mean something. and give us a post game story or other such dlc, anything to build on what we got. Because I feel what we got was interesting but doomed to failure because of EA's meddling.
For me Mass effect andromeda is bad game, broken, curve, unfinished, but... It still mass effect that i loved and i see the soul in Andromeda. Andromeda is weaker mass effect, but it still mass effect and i love this game. Even see terrible animation, location hell, it still for me Mass Effect and it's sad that i can't see a continue of story of Galactic Andromeda with Vetra (best waifu in Andromeda), Drack, Pebe, Cora, Jaal, Leksi, Kallo.
I wanted this game to be so good but it is the worst game in the series by far. I couldn't even finish it because of the poor quality of it. I hate EA so much for screwing this franchise...
Imagine waking up from cyro sleep after 600 years like: " Damn, i forgot to turn off the stove."
Reapers: Dont worry about it.
@@billcipher9344 _"I see you nerds!"_
and then see through a telescope that the entire Milky Way burned up
I still think Andromeda had the best intro of any Mass Effect, cinematically
If I had to pick one, I'd pick Mass Effect 2's intro. It set the tone perfectly.
Nah, mass effect 1 intro is the best.
@@batman_2004 lmao no
I agree, but ME1 is very competitive.
And best combat!
I always get a bit giddy when it shows them zooming past Luna base, I’m like I WAS SHEPARD THERE! I SAVED THAT PLACE!
Yes he saved it
But ppl forget Shepard
This Intro is soo fucking EPIC
"We take the first steps towards a new future for humanity"
Aliens onboard: "Are we a joke to you?"
I think the only Alien on board the Hyperion is the Asari doctor.
Mik Moen ?? Is it though? Come to think of it you’re probably right. But I feel like I remember another one
The scurge: N O
That's Mass Effect in general - sure, they play up the newcomer/second-class citizen stuff, but it's always about saving Earth and humans being special.
@@HowlingWolf518 Exactly. Like how in ME2 you try to recruit ALIENS to stop attacks on HUMAN colonies (why would they even give a shit? And with a pro human terrorist group no less). Or in ME3 when the ENTIRE FUCKING GALAXY is at war with the Reapers but Sheperd expects all of the other races to drop everything to go save Earth.
Me after finishing the game: It was good, very underrated.
Me when seeing this intro after finishing the game once: I LOVE THIS GAME!
Yes! Agreed!
I played it 4 times
1:07 its perfect, the music, the visuals, the plot
one of the greatest intros in all of video games
So much potential for an entirely new saga in a brand new galaxy. I hope they remake this game one day.
The firsy time I played this, I got goosebumps when the letters appeared suddenly in the black screen, like the first mass effect game. So iconic and cool moment, where the synth arpeggio sets the mood for the tittle.
The concept was magnificent. Pushing Mass Effect technology to the utmost limits and exploring a whole new galaxy is brilliant.
The timing relative to the rest of the series is … questionable. Namely because if humanity alone had the resources to build something almost on par with the Citadel BEFORE the Reapers invaded, taking the Reapers on should have been WAY easier.
Played through it twice, still, the intro and it's music is almost better than the whole game. The music alone is something phenomenal, the whole feeling of this huge new galaxy journey realised in sound for everyone to witness. Absolutely genius.
Yeah, it's pretty awesome.
I wanted to read this comment but my face is tired
Damn... did you really ended this game twice? I was too tired of my first and only playthrough that I uninstalled the game after finishing it...
@@MrlspPrt Yeah, this was kinda the only game i had on my PC at the time and i had no internet so i tried my best to enjoy it.
The game is a massive dissapointment compared to the trilogy, the only good things are soundtrack (especially the ambience music) and planet exploration. The graphics are pretty, so it is sort of enjoyable to explore the different planets (not the jungle planet tho). The frozen one was really cool, it feels so dead and cold and empty and surreal, but then the whole game flops on its face when you interact with any of the missions or npc's - they absolutely fucking suck, characters have zero personality and they all look like freaks (atleast they did back when game launched, guess they patched a lot of it).
TLDR: Decent open world game, very average Mass Effect game.
Damn you made it through twice? I can get half way before I get sick of this trash.
I rly love this intro. Is so epic.
THUMBS UP is everyone got a body full of #GooseBumps watching this
Agreed.
"Players BEWAAAAARE...you're in for a SCAAAARE" Doo doo doo doo doo!
CryLittleSister love andromeda I’m gonna redownload and playit again
So much potential...I wish BioWare put more effort into this unpolished jewel that I wanted to love.
634 years. What a commitment. I don't know if I would be brave enough to go through with this if offered. To never see my family, friends or home ever again? I couldn't do this.
why not bring your family with you!, even the dog!
@@electrohalo8798 I'd bring the dog
The alternative being death at the hands of the Reapers.
@@Dark_Fusion19 Or Well not But then again the Citedal is half Dead by the end and Destroyed later
It would be a trip for those who literally don't have anything to loose.
Im replaying the Deluxe Edition now in these very days and guys, I have to say, its an amazing game.
I see Sergeant Charles Zim finally advanced his life from being a Federation Drill Instructor to a Galactic Pathfinder for humanity.
Indeed.
Well... he got the bug, no?
@@MrlspPrt He got the brain, but no up on his rank? In my books, that's a Jah Damn sin. You'll always be Mr Krabs & Starship Trooper Zim to me, Mister Clancy Brown ❤😊 much respect Sir!
This was the first mass effect game I've played. I love it. Sad to see it got so much hate from an old fanbase of an apparently very successful trilogy. Hope this game moves forward. Will probably play the first three a bit to see what I missed. I LOVE THIS GAME.
Play the original trilogy and you'll understand
To be fair, it was worse with ME3 and its "weird and colored" ending, the trilogy was very well built and no matter how improved the game system was in Andromeda (it was good, I enjoyed the new mechanics), the main point of this franchise was the story, something where Andromeda disappointed fans. The idea of avoiding the "colored ending" from Mass Effect 3 was well executed sending us 3M years away, but the story...
My advice: I hope you avoided spoilers, the original trilogy has too many plot twists and WTF moments you must experience.
character design, animations, bunch of things that they just didn't do right, and then there's some of the sjw dialogue and storytelling.
@@MrlspPrt Story and choices across the trilogy were incredible, absolutely no comparison. And most of all the connections you make with your crew... by the end of ME3 they feel like friends or family. You never want it to end and you want to come through it all alive, with them... been playing videogames for 30 years and the only games that made me feel like that were ME and RDR2. I wouldn't even call Andromeda a Mass Effect game... story and characters are completely bland and forgettable, just a generic sci-fi game with good combat and production values (except character animation).
By far the best part of the game and the only part they felt like Mass Effect.
All of it felt like mass effect not just this part
@@joshuawillis602the rest was utter dogshit so if that's Mass Effect I don't know how to feel!
@@Adam-ov5ie no it wasn’t. It was a great experience
Another concept this game gave me reason to have a decent amount of respect for is save The galaxy sounds more urgent than save the world
I'm finally picking Andromeda up again after 4 years. I abandoned it cause of the performance and bugs. But now it will kneel to my 9900k and RTX 3080!
I only wish daddy Ryder had lived longer, just to hear more of the soothing voice of Lex Luthor.
The best intro i've ever seen
Than you must see the intro for Crysis 2
Depending on everyone's choices during the first 3 games, I wonder what the galaxy is like now after all that time. There would have been another 634 years worth of advancements, they could more that likely have beaten them to Andromeda with the current tech in the galaxy
p
"Whatever the cost, whatever the effort, let us not shy
away from the greatness that is our birthright!"
Ups wrong game (Endless Space 2, the emperials)
the intro was so epic
To everyone asking "why didn't the Reapers see them/catch them"? Its because the writers actually got the sense of scale right and how big the damn galaxy actually is.
The Reapers number somewhere in the tens of thousands of Sovereign-class, and probably around two-three times that number of destroyers and support ships, for a total of around 100,000 or so. If they wanted to form a complete picket fence around the galaxy, it would be one Reaper ship per millions of cubic light years. Even if they detected the arks in this configuration, they'd probably never catch them.
But we know that the Reapers don't all spread out; Mass Effect 2 shows that they are all clustered together in a relatively tight formation (which makes sense; the Citadel Mass Relay must link to another Mass Relay in the intergalactic void, it wouldn't make sense for them to spread out from thus single structure). Further, their direction of travel and the first systems they invade indicate that the Andromeda Initiative's ships would actually be heading away from the Reapers' staging ground.
The Reapers first invade through the Viper Nebula and by extension; Batarian space. Going off of the galaxy map in Mass Effect, we'll lay out the galaxy like on a 2D map, with the core in the center and a relative North/South/East/West. Based on the positioning of Alliance space, on this map, human territory would be directly south of the core. Batarian territory and the Viper Nebula are to the South-Southeast of this relatively speaking. This matches up pretty well with the ending of Mass Effect 2, which seems to show the Reapers approaching the south of the galaxy from slightly above the galactic plane.
So, we know where the Reapers are, where's Andromeda? Well, based on the real world; using the above map as a frame of reference, Andromeda is HIGH above the galactic plane, and situated North/Northwest of Sol. So the arks would be heading up and out of the Galaxy in the exact opposite direction as the Reapers were diving down and in. Its hardly surprising the Reaper fleet didn't even notice them, much less try and catch up.
Imagine waking up 600 years in the future and you realise someone left the park break on
Mass Effect game is the most underrated game ever.
mass effect? underrated? lmao.
Andromeda is underrated,everyone is comparing it the original trilogy
@@roger5555ful Yeah, beacuse it sucks in comparison.
@@happzy
Some parts were much better executed on Andromeda, but what they are trying to say is that it is not fair to compare Andromeda with the original trilogy.
@@warchiefvenomn7612 If they didn't want people comparing it to Mass Effect, they shouldn't have called it Mass Effect.
Man gotta feel bad for the Ryder siblings knowing Lex Luthor is their dad
Yeah
1 Dc comics much
2 Clancy Brown is the guy that voiced Alec Ryder
@@jonmcinnis1645 You say that like it's a bad thing. Meant to be a joke bud get a sense of humor
@@41Brother2 For number one Lex Luthor is from DC comics for 2 Clancy Brown is the guy that voiced The Ryder twins dad ps i’m not saying it’s a bad thing Those are fun facts
@@jonmcinnis1645 Clancy Brown voiced Lex Luthor in the Justice League cartoons bud. Do your research
This has to be one of my favorite intros in videogames. ME1 intro is great, specially when you are starting your second playthrough and you know what is this man (or woman) going to do, ME2 is also good. ME3 is pure depression (in a good way) but MEA is just powerful, the setup of being a traveler, seeing Earth for the last time, going to the edge of the solar system and going to the arc thats going to get you and 100,000 other travelers like you to a whole new galaxy. Its amazing.
The rest of the game might not be as great and awesome as the intro is but its alright. Its a good Mass Effect spin off
I would LOVE to know what type of computer font the "Andromeda" part is in!
The Initiative took "Fuck this shit i'm out to a whole new level."
Then the scurge be like
And the kett
ANd ThE Ruined PlAnEts
Oof
While I certainly had my issues with MEA, it’s a far better game than it got credit for. If you allow yourself to stop comparing it to the original trilogy and just let it be it’s own thing, you’ll find that it’s quite fun.
As someone who never played the og ME series, I played this one first & thought it was pretty good, I recently played the legendary edition & completed all 3 games & have to say I feel like Andromeda got a lot of hate for no reason lol or maybe I just don't understand why people disliked it
The bugs... It was the bugs
This game is awesome but it could have been way better if EA didn't have their greedy claws on poor BioWare
Megatto It actually wasn't EA's fault supprisingly, not to long ago (I think someone from Bioware or who helped with the game) it was said that it was the choice of engine Bioware used for the game.
Frostbite 3 was never designed for open world game,also the member of the teams changed a lot but still in my humble opinion even with all the flaws it was a very good game
In fact, the election of Frostbite 3 was forced by EA.
BioWare is also to blame, they were utterly incompetent
@@MrlspPrt Graphic engine was the least of its problems
While the game wasn't as good as it could've been... it was a good game still, it had the Mass Effect feel and gripped me still.
Oh how I wish the game stood up to this intro...
The subtitles: narrator
Alex ryder is the one speaking if no one noticed
Following the light of the sun, we left the Old World.- Christopher Columbus
I really wish some toys were released for mass effect and dramatic I would have loved to have that ship and the Tempest
Dark Horse, made a replica of the Tempest.
@@Dark_Fusion19 where?!
Pretty crazy to think a one point coffee wass anilleagal drug
Imagine if the reapers are universal and not in the milky way
REAPERS GO BBBRRRRRTTTT
Kett: am i a joke to you
@@ceoofdieng1905 Reapers: Yes, yes you are.
This introduction reallysets the mood for this game
Oppinion comment: fun dream fuel
The music is about the only thing this game got right.
The game itself may have been a flop, but this intro is next level. If only the whole game had been this level of quality.
0:57 cora harper (illusive man son) so excited ~
Daughter
So this takes place 600 years after 3? (I've never really watched any vids on this game and have been waiting to get it.)
Yeah, 600 and change. No mention of how everything ended up back in the Milky Way.
Essentially all the characters were in Cryo sleep for 600 years because that's how long it took to get to the Andromeda Galaxy.
Yes and no it starts as you see here between ME2 and ME3.
634 years lol
Putting aside the awsomenes of this intro, think about want was happening on earth for 600 years... How Earth would be far more advanced than Andromeda Initiative? Assuming that people didnt kill eachother...
In my canon ending shepard refuses and they lose, the cycle continues
@@coolsteve1342 same, Shepherd dies in the citadel and he becomes a martyr for the warriors of the next cycle that defeat the reapers with the knowledge they gained from his efforts.
If you choose control The reapers will become a police force and the milky Way becomes a United civilization and begins colonizing different galaxies by the events of Andromeda
If you choose destroy the leviathans re-enslaved the entire Milky Way by the events of Andromeda
If you choos synthesis The Milky Way enters a golden age and everyone is in the same state as the leviathans by the events of Andromeda
Bruh I'd ship out fr fr Andromeda sounds lit
Bro the kett.
And the scurge
Andromeda truly needs a remake!
I hope the developers of the mass effect games are gonna make a gene roddenberry andromeda game that would be awesome
How many years before or after the original 3 games is this
This is 2 years after Mass Effect 1, and right during the events of ME2. The events of ME3 start about one year later.
@@sebastiannachtigall869 That could explain a lot. What if the Reapers and the Scourge phenomenon or deployment were related?
I think we wont know anything about Scourge or possibly its creator until a possible sequel ( if they do).
It would be amazing having contacts using CEC with Milky Way.
Still can't beat the first Mass Effect Intro
Wilson there is NO MASS EFFECT WITHOUT THE SHEPPARD!!!
Eeeeeh I thought the first intro was pretty mediocre tbh, if we’re just talking cinematics
nor ME2 nor ME3
The first Mass Effect intro gets better once you have already played the trilogy.
1:58
Eh only complaint is that shot of the ship and Andromeda. The ship is still very far from Andromeda...
Yeah it still would have taken many many years to reach Andromeda if they kept flying at the speed they were when the arc stopped traveling faster than light speed. I still Iiked it, it was pretty epic
I always thought that the andromeda's initiative motive... Which was exploration was weak, a self preservation motive would've been better, launching the initiative after the reapers invaded, an emergency plan if reapers harvest succeeded, and then... After the war was over, send another ark to tell them that salvation was achieved in the milky way.
Then you'd have to explain the threat of the Reapers to everyone. The point of the Andromeda Initiative, was to get underway before the Reapers invaded.
The game was good and underrated and criticized so much. Yes the faces and animations were bad, but they did fix them and going back the gameplay is the best of all ME games. I hope they bring this gameplay back in the new one. Yes it was not better than the originals but it was still a good ME game.
When i thought focus would be on exploration, and after finishing game i kinda felt dissapointed, good game but worst mass effect game, i hoped it would be possible to make peace with kett, that would be more interesting
I like Andromeda, I do, but after the fifth playthrough, I really wish I could skip the intro.
1:03-1:06 is that a citadel?
Nope, Ark Hyperion, the colony ship going to Andromeda.
@@LtCWest one of the arks, there were other arks too
@@themadtitan8565 Im aware, should have added "one of the arks".
The only part of the game that is aweome. The only thing Bioware nailed.
I laugh at the fact that it's an Ark. It's population is a hundred thousand? Pulease, a real ark would be at least the size of the Citadel and at max, we've seen the smaller Ark in Halo.
GREATER ARK GO CRACK BY PRECURSORS STAR TRANSPORT BBBBRRR
The ark from Halo is stationary I think
Kett: ooo, undefended space object
Can it They Use Wormhole with Mass Relay and Slipspace
No
Mass relays can only shoot ships from one relay to another
And slipspace doesn't exist there they have FTL
Slipspace is halos thing
I don’t get the timeline, how is possible this technological development in such a short time when humans don’t even left their old way of thinking and understanding elementary nature things.
Some ruins can’t gave you enough knowledge on evolution and growth, because power is equal to responsibility.
Ok, it’s just a game
Sad to see that this game was abandon.
Is that an Alliance dreadnought?
Ark Hyperion built by the initiative.
No
But they are the size of a Dreadnought
This opening had me pumped too...Then we meet the locals, and I seriously thought maybe you wouldn't be shooting right from the start, but no... Not only do they speak perfect English, but they are shooting at you in about 3 seconds... Any hope for meeting a cool new species, working through the inevitable communication problems as we work to forge a relationship... Nope. Just generic big bads. Stupid quests and terrible animations sealed it for me and I tapped out on the first desert planet. What a let down.
Those issues turned me off to it on release, but in the last week I haven't been wanting to put the game down when going for a mass effect title. Mostly because I really didn't want to go through the original games mechanics, even if it's updated. ME2 is where I felt a lot more comfortable. I do wish EA didn't transfer off the bioware team to work on another game. Which I am told was worse, so they could come back and clean up the story, bugs, make the choices mean something. and give us a post game story or other such dlc, anything to build on what we got. Because I feel what we got was interesting but doomed to failure because of EA's meddling.
Kok pake cryogenic?
Вы не хотите спать ? 😅🤔😃
So they don't die via being 640 years old
Whats the name of the theme?
No idea. Andromeda's theme?
"A Trail of Hope".
For me Mass effect andromeda is bad game, broken, curve, unfinished, but... It still mass effect that i loved and i see the soul in Andromeda. Andromeda is weaker mass effect, but it still mass effect and i love this game. Even see terrible animation, location hell, it still for me Mass Effect and it's sad that i can't see a continue of story of Galactic Andromeda with Vetra (best waifu in Andromeda), Drack, Pebe, Cora, Jaal, Leksi, Kallo.
I wanted this game to be so good but it is the worst game in the series by far. I couldn't even finish it because of the poor quality of it. I hate EA so much for screwing this franchise...
I'm still going. It's nothing like the original trilogy tho.
Greatest flop of the series, with no mention of how they avoided the reapers travelling to andromeda.
I mean, space is... big. It's not that unreasonable that they didn't run into any reapers.
the reapers are sleeping when they are in dark space I think.
This was a good game but It's a bad Mass Effect game.
That's EA fault
The only good part of Andromeda. Too bad it was only 2 mins long 😂
So epic intro... so disappointing game...
This was the only good part of the game ngl