you clearly missed my point,I was not asking logic of people who left milkway,I was talking about; how come these semigods with dreadnought class plot-armor who run from milkway can be our new heroes.
this is not shepard I remember,
I remember this;
Shepard; They think we're helpless. They're wrong. They started a war, but we're not here to finish it. We're here to make them regret -- to show them and everyone else what happens when you go too far. NO MORE RUNNING, no more waiting. Let's hit them where they live.
Hmm, that's interesting - a warning and my original post removed for insulting another user? I wonder if it was the "little gray cells" thing, because I will point out right now that it was strictly a reference to Hercules Poirot's quote (feel free to google Hercules Poirot and the phrase "little gray cells," moderator). So much for using subtle literary references to Agatha Christie's Belgian detective - hmph. If it was the rest of my snarkiness, then hey, go Big Brother on me for my natural sarcasm if you must.
At any rate, here's a revised version that I guess ought to be safe (any remaining snarkiness notwithstanding):
You're citing a speech intended solely to inspire military/fighting forces and get them all fired up for what seemed like the final showdown (at the time) with the Reapers, OP. It was not a speech that was intended to literally tell everyone in the Milky Way - down to the last man, woman, and child - that they should stupidly throw their lives away to fight while gambling everything on one person being their collective savior.
I maintain that the line of text in bold stated by Shepard is actually quite dumb if you think about it on a critical level, but I was always willing to ignore that issue due to it being an inspirational speech. I always understood that the sole purpose of the speech was to give courage/create unity of purpose in the military forces that were about to face an enemy that was about to curbstomp them - which is exactly what would have happened if not for Shepard (who always, no matter how terrible the odds were, somehow always ended up miraculously saving everyone).
There, is that safe enough?
In any case, as others have already pointed out in here, the only person who is a demigod with dreadnought-level plot armor is Shepard. It's not the people headed for Andromeda who are like that - I expect that they're mostly normal, brave people. However, I fully expect that the new protagonist will ultimately turn into Shepard redux, regardless of how humbly he/she might start out (how many times can you beat impossible odds without it becoming completely unrealistic, after all?).
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