This interview is more of the same, but at the end Mac Walters says something interesting. Apparently the colonists all have different reasons for 'wanting' to go to Andromeda. They clearly had a choice, could apply for the trip. It's not 'Hurry, everyone! Get in the lifeboat!'.
13th-century farmer on a witch-hunt scapegoat crusade
100 points for the triple-whammy mixed metaphor 
I approve 
This interview is more of the same, but at the end Mac Walters says something interesting. Apparently the colonists all have different reasons for 'wanting' to go to Andromeda. They clearly had a choice, could apply for the trip. It's not 'Hurry, everyone! Get in the lifeboat!'.
not that i mind but why hasnt anyone asked about the asari eyebrows during any of these interviews? Seems to bother alot of people
not that i mind but why hasnt anyone asked about the asari eyebrows during any of these interviews? Seems to bother alot of people
I think most of the people who are concerned are at school during the week, so weren't able to attend press events.
not that i mind but why hasnt anyone asked about the asari eyebrows during any of these interviews? Seems to bother alot of people
Journalist and vloggers are there for all the games. They can't check the forum reactions for every game that had a trailer released during E3, and they can't know all the lore of every game themselves.
I think most of the people who are concerned are at school during the week, so weren't able to attend press events.
HAHA!! I agree!
not that i mind but why hasnt anyone asked about the asari eyebrows during any of these interviews? Seems to bother alot of people
Only if you drastically alter the definition of "a lot".
Only if you drastically alter the definition of "a lot".
I don't know, the Asari were created as space babes, kinda like Twi'leks. If they are now retconned to be a gender fluid androgyn race, that will upset a lot of people, I'm sure.
Mac walters speeches are like "you know, there is a lot of, you know, i mean, we at bioware, you know, do as much as possible of, you know....."
I don't know what all the fuss is about, really. In the original trilogy, Liara had eyebrows too and as far as I can remember, a lot of people liked her nonetheless. I think Bioware even mentioned back then that they did this on purpose to make her looks more appealing.
not that i mind but why hasnt anyone asked about the asari eyebrows during any of these interviews? Seems to bother alot of people
People are bothered by eyebrows (right now I'm not sure those were really eyebrows), because asari are not supposed to have hair, right?
It's like they're forgetting asari had eyelashes in the trilogy...
Mac walters speeches are like "you know, there is a lot of, you know, i mean, we at bioware, you know, do as much as possible of, you know....."
I kind of understand though. It's difficult to have a conversation about something you're....not really allowed to have a conversation about.
This interview is more of the same, but at the end Mac Walters says something interesting. Apparently the colonists all have different reasons for 'wanting' to go to Andromeda. They clearly had a choice, could apply for the trip. It's not 'Hurry, everyone! Get in the lifeboat!'.
https://www.youtube....h?v=ijqC071eLlU
Question becomes why are we volunteering to go to Andromeda and why is there a program available to volunteer for.
What causes these guys to up and decide "Hey, I want to go to Andromeda lets build some ARKs."
there are some good theories on the last pages of http://forum.bioware...e3-info/page-21
I kind of understand though. It's difficult to have a conversation about something you're....not really allowed to have a conversation about.
Also, being interviewed and giving interviews is a skill that you have to learn, if you don't happen to be naturally gifted at public speaking - and even then, taking in front of a camera can be really hard / unnerving if you don't have a lot of experience with it.
I don't know, the Asari were created as space babes, kinda like Twi'leks. If they are now retconned to be a gender fluid androgyn race, that will upset a lot of people, I'm sure.
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You do realize this is a standard Bio recipe?
I believe Bio did too much of a good job with the trilogy characters. Intentional, of course and very successful. However, because many gamers made these characters their own or allowed themselves to be attached to them, any physical changes is viewed as anathema (detested). So, it's unsurprising to see such reactions.
Bio can easily explain this as a natural occurrence of their children which will disappear as adults.
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You do realize this is a standard Bio recipe?
I believe Bio did too much of a good job with the trilogy characters. Intentional, of course and very successful. However, because many gamers made these characters their own or allowed themselves to be attached to them, any physical changes is viewed as anathema (detested). So, it's unsurprising to see such reactions.
Bio can easily explain this as a natural occurrence of their children which will disappear as adults.
Yes, it's nothing compared to how the Quanari changed between DA:O and DA2, or how the Protheans from ME1 were not actually the real Protheans
I don't know what all the fuss is about, really. In the original trilogy, Liara had eyebrows too and as far as I can remember, a lot of people liked her nonetheless. I think Bioware even mentioned back then that they did this on purpose to make her looks more appealing.
Hers weren't real. But there is an entire thread dedicated to this topic, so I suggest you check that out to see the issues about that.
I don't know, the Asari were created as space babes, kinda like Twi'leks. If they are now retconned to be a gender fluid androgyn race, that will upset a lot of people, I'm sure.
It makes a lot happy too. 
I see a lot of peeps elsewhere happy and accepting of the new look.
It makes a lot happy too.
Spoiler
Oooh, that pretty much confirms that she's gonna be an actual, significant character! I suspected as much, but I couldn't escape the nagging suspicion that she was gonna be trailer-only.
Well, that's one more thing to be excited about! Bring on the new info! PLEASE!
This interview is more of the same, but at the end Mac Walters says something interesting. Apparently the colonists all have different reasons for 'wanting' to go to Andromeda. They clearly had a choice, could apply for the trip. It's not 'Hurry, everyone! Get in the lifeboat!'.
I wonder what reason they'll force on our protagonist.
Cora)
Was it ever confirmed? Most assume there's gonna be 1 Asari and 1 lead Human Female, Cora could be either of them
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