What? Did the writers even play the first three games? I mean I could buy the idea that the Council secretly believed him but wouldn't be able to convince their people to do anything about it because there was no evidence, but they were dismissive to Shepard's face, so no. They didn't believe him, and they were right to not believe him, because it's an insane story and he couldn't prove it.
They don't try to claim that's secretly why the Andromeda Initiative exists do they? Because I love the explanation we're given at the beginning: brainchild of rich crazy people that ends in disaster. That's basically what Cerberus was too and I love that angle.
No that's the Andromeda Initiative's secret purpose I believe. The founder was murdered the day they arrived and there was a secret benefactor to the project.
Actually, I'm pretty sure the Andromeda Initiative's real purpose was to send the galaxy's most exceptional individuals as far away as possible. That also explains why they didn't bother spending the money to give them enough fuel for when they got there; whether they lived or died was irrelevant.
Ah yes, "continuity". We have dismissed that claim.
Despite that scene, I love how he's the one who first provided aid to Shepard in ME3 while the other council members are too busy having their asses kicked by the Reapers.
Turns out, ME:A is actually manlet propaganda
Bioware, when will they learn?
Turns out, ME:A is actually manlet propaganda
Fucking ninja'd me. I was waiting for CrowbCat to do one of his analyses on this game. Andromeda truly wouldn't be complete without it.
