Haven't seen Quarians either. I wouldn't be surprised if the two dextro races didn't make it on the Ark.
You wouldn't be surprised if the turians weren't in the game?
They're 110% going to be in the game. They're one of the 3 main alien species in Mass Effect. We know asari and salarians are here, there is literally 0% chance of there being no turians in ME:A
hard to say... that can also be a krogan. A lake of Turians is not acceptable
I agree. A lack of turians is a no-no for me and Andromeda.
However... a LAKE of Turians would be a DREAM 
I'm out if quarians won't be included... and sadly, I have a very bad feeling about this.
Prepare to be out then
Good news is that this game is gonna be dildoes, so the species that are axed at least won't be ruined by association.
The continued emphasis on humanity to the exclusion of other Milky Way species in this trailer is really bumming me out.
Pr talk, of course the other species are gonna send their colonist people on the ship too. Or other ships. Leak talks about rescuing a krogan colony ship. You really think a purely human project for colonization would have aliens on board?
I find it odd they still think the phrase "milky way species we know looking for a new home" wouldnt intrest or sell? Maybe it just flies over too many peoples heads, some people dont even know what "milky way" or a "galaxy" means.
everyone crying because of the lack of Turians and Quarians
while I'm here thinking about the Batarians...
You humans are all racist!
Well... The Batarians don't make things easy between us 
I doubt that there will a lack of turians in the game. As one of the 3 major species in the ME galaxy, it's unlikely that they would be excluded on a project of this scale. I'm more interested in races that don't have a spot on the Council. The volus, elcor, quarians, hanar, drell and batarians aren't as prominent or aren't in great standing with the Council so there might be less inclination to include them in the Ark ship journey/project, though it makes sense for quarians to be included given their perceived mechanical and engineering mechanical proficiencies. Not sure bout the other races though- especially tha hanar.
I don't have twitter but if you ask, say Mike Gamble, he may answer if that was a turian at the 0:30 mark of the trailer. He answered about the species of the female squaddie in the 2015 E3 trailer.
Maybe the Turians refused to run away and put 100% into stopping the Reapers.
We didn't see the Asari for the longest time. They're coming. There's no need for this.Anybody else also wondering why they didn't know any turians again?
Could this mean they dumped turians as one of the races, that could get to Andromeda?
Maybe they were too much of a hassle to model/render on FrostBite?
Dunno.... they show us Krogan few times already, Asari is also confirmed, but trademark turians are absent?
I doubt that there will a lack of turians in the game. As one of the 3 major species in the ME galaxy, it's unlikely that they would be excluded on a project of this scale. I'm more interested in races that don't have a spot on the Council. The volus, elcor, quarians, hanar, drell and batarians aren't as prominent or aren't in great standing with the Council so there might be less inclination to include them in the Ark ship journey/project, though it makes sense for quarians to be included given their perceived mechanical and engineering mechanical proficiencies. Not sure bout the other races though- especially tha hanar.
But they took the krogan? The ultra hostile race theyve warred with in the past.
Don't worry, there is a turian in the trailer. Watch closely...
But they took the krogan? The ultra hostile race theyve warred with in the past.
eh. forgot about the krogan in my post (my bad!). However, if heading to an unknown galaxy with a presumably hostile environment and species, the krogan are probably the best at fighting and adapting to hostile environments.
oh yeah. I noticed that too. Just because you don't see it doesn't mean it isn't there.Don't worry, there is a turian in the trailer. Watch closely...
Pr talk, of course the other species are gonna send their colonist people on the ship too. Or other ships. Leak talks about rescuing a krogan colony ship. You really think a purely human project for colonization would have aliens on board?
I find it odd they still think the phrase "milky way species we know looking for a new home" wouldnt intrest or sell? Maybe it just flies over too many peoples heads, some people dont even know what "milky way" or a "galaxy" means.
I'm counting on you being right!
But they took the krogan? The ultra hostile race theyve warred with in the past.
Krogan is durable
Asari and Quarians can be included as crew members.
Asari Nurse
Quarian Engineer
Use the squaddie roles for the underrepresented and the new races.
Turian Cabal + Drell Infiltrator >>> whatever combination of Asari and Quarian
I'm hoping we are going to see all or at least majority of Milky Wayan alien races in ME:A. It would be sad not to see any Turians, Drells, Quarians, Geths etc. around.
If we get a Turian squaddie, it should be someone unique.
A Turian Cabal.
Simply put humans and turian have tons of overlap in combat. They serve similar roles to humans but with better tech and lesser biotics.
Otherwise I think a Turian can wait until the next game.
They got tons of airtime in the trilogy and Garrus was with us for everything. Turians were well represented.
If you think turians are so much lesser as biotics than humans, you're forgetting the Turian Cabalist in multiplayer. She was ridiculous with her poisonous biotic dash. Really fun to play, but really overpowered.
Turian biotics undergo highly specialized training, and serve in their own units. They probably use their abilities differently from humans, but that wouldn't make them less powerful. There's a reason non-biotic turians fear the cabals.
Yes, screw the Asari.
They specifically admit that Asari aren't the best for the frontlines. Other races are better for trekking into the unknown.
It's strange that asari are made out to be so much weaker/unsuitable for front line combat. I know they are all biotic, but considering they're all female and monogendered and that's all they ever had on their planet, well... There wouldn't ever have been division of labor between genders. There were no male asari to chop wood, till the soil, hunt the game, etc. that we normally attribute as "male" tasks, even if women did participate in said tasks (whether or not they did so on a regular basis). There were no male asari to serve as soldiers to spare the female asari for childbearing, nor did any male asari take over the tasks of construction work or sewage work or become welders or electricians. The only asari there ever were, are asari. So actually I'd expect them to be perfectly capable of doing anything they need to, and yet... we're told that they aren't. Biotics can only go so far; I doubt they have the finesse to use biotics to do every single task ever. So it's actually surprising that they aren't a bit bulkier/more muscular in build, and smaller-chested (sorry guys but boobs are often a hindrance if you're trying to do physical labor, and surely plenty of asari need to!). And then also take into consideration that not every asari is going to be equal in terms of her biotic ability!
I'm not declaring women incapable of doing these tasks, but rather I'm saying the asari definitely had to, prior to encountering any other race--and they encountered salarians first as I recall, so how did that change anything??? Yet we're presented with them as being unsuited to front line combat... despite centuries of having had to do all of these things that require heavy physical labor, and fighting in the front lines of their own wars before they ever encountered anyone else in the galaxy. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
It's really strange and it really makes it clear that asari weren't thought out enough beyond being "blue space babes" before they were implemented. I kind of feel the same about how fragile the salarians are, for that matter. Who's doing their heavy labor if no one seems capable of it?
Yeah, yeah. I know. Brass is over here overthinking things again...
If you think turians are so much lesser as biotics than humans, you're forgetting the Turian Cabalist in multiplayer. She was ridiculous with her poisonous biotic dash. Really fun to play, but really overpowered.
Turian biotics undergo highly specialized training, and serve in their own units. They probably use their abilities differently from humans, but that wouldn't make them less powerful. There's a reason non-biotic turians fear the cabals.
It's strange that asari are made out to be so much weaker/unsuitable for front line combat. I know they are all biotic, but considering they're all female and monogendered and that's all they ever had on their planet, well... There wouldn't ever have been division of labor between genders. There were no male asari to chop wood, till the soil, hunt the game, etc. that we normally attribute as "male" tasks, even if women did participate in said tasks (whether or not they did so on a regular basis). There were no male asari to serve as soldiers to spare the female asari for childbearing, nor did any male asari take over the tasks of construction work or sewage work or become welders or electricians. The only asari there ever were, are asari. So actually I'd expect them to be perfectly capable of doing anything they need to, and yet... we're told that they aren't. Biotics can only go so far; I doubt they have the finesse to use biotics to do every single task ever. So it's actually surprising that they aren't a bit bulkier/more muscular in build, and smaller-chested (sorry guys but boobs are often a hindrance if you're trying to do physical labor, and surely plenty of asari need to!). And then also take into consideration that not every asari is going to be equal in terms of her biotic ability!
I'm not declaring women incapable of doing these tasks, but rather I'm saying the asari definitely had to, prior to encountering any other race--and they encountered salarians first as I recall, so how did that change anything??? Yet we're presented with them as being unsuited to front line combat... despite centuries of having had to do all of these things that require heavy physical labor, and fighting in the front lines of their own wars before they ever encountered anyone else in the galaxy. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
It's really strange and it really makes it clear that asari weren't thought out enough beyond being "blue space babes" before they were implemented. I kind of feel the same about how fragile the salarians are, for that matter. Who's doing their heavy labor if no one seems capable of it?
Yeah, yeah. I know. Brass is over here overthinking things again...
Like you said Asari held their own on the front lines BEFORE they had to fight aliens.
The introduction of Krogan and Turians made em realize others are optimized for head to head warfare. Krogans did the bulk of the fighting in Rachni Wars.
Turians were the muscle during the Krogan Rebellions. Asari knew better and focused on sabotage missions instead.
Like you said Asari held their own on the front lines BEFORE they had to fight aliens.
The introduction of Krogan and Turians made em realize others are optimized for head to head warfare. Krogans did the bulk of the fighting in Rachni Wars.
Turians were the muscle during the Krogan Rebellions. Asari knew better and focused on sabotage missions instead.
Be that as it may, the fact that they ever did, and did so capably enough to get to the point they are at, should mean they are at least as capable as humans. They might not be a match for the more physical krogan or turian people, but... still. They had to do these things themselves for centuries. It's silly to say they are just too frail, especially since they're sturdier than salarians and about on par with humans--presumably with the same access to the genetic and cybernetic improvements that human soldiers have available to them.
Be that as it may, the fact that they ever did, and did so capably enough to get to the point they are at, should mean they are at least as capable as humans. They might not be a match for the more physical krogan or turian people, but... still. They had to do these things themselves for centuries. It's silly to say they are just too frail, especially since they're sturdier than salarians and about on par with humans--presumably with the same access to the genetic and cybernetic improvements that human soldiers have available to them.
I'd say humans are notably physically tougher than asari.
In ME3 Kaidan has 500 health to Liara's 250
I agree. A lack of turians is a no-no for me and Andromeda.
However... a LAKE of Turians would be a DREAM
They're keeping the best for last
I try to think that way. We discovered the MW species little by little with trailers so I cross my fingers they saved the turians for the next one.
Anybody else also wondering why they didn't know any turians again?
Could this mean they dumped turians as one of the races, that could get to Andromeda?
Maybe they were too much of a hassle to model/render on FrostBite?
Dunno.... they show us Krogan few times already, Asari is also confirmed, but trademark turians are absent?
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