Let's discuss the writing; particularly the bad parts

Explain. You're not making sense at all. Can you debunk my points?

5. How Scott takes his fathers death, It doesnt matter if they didn't know each other that well. He just shrugged it off....

Doesn't matter. The text of the website works for what I just described.

It's still bad writing if we have to head canon it, don't you agree? I admit that it's also guess work on my part assuming that they'd need to physically connect them but that possibility still means they didn't do well on writing it. They shouldn't leave things to speculation especially the premise for getting the information about habitable golden worlds and their locations.

6. Really efficient and productive people on the initiative. I find it jarring that the setup colony on Eos is well built despite the lack of resources and man power. (The nexus had about 20 K individuals, a lot of them either died to the scourge or became exiles).

I think you're hysterical. Firstly, point 3 is based on evidence from the dialogue of kesh herself. It's Bioware's fault for not proving why gene therapy while in stasis works instead we are left to assume that "it just works" which is bad writing. So yes it's bad writing. On point 4, we're not leaving the galaxy because of the reapers and if we were why don't we just travel to an uncharted part of the Milky Way with no mass relays? Once again bad writing. Seems like you're just a drone. The Witcher 3 comments you had were uncalled for and rude. We're not talking about it...

Edit: point 2 is contrived, nothing particularly original about it. It's bad writing.

I figure there are a lot of things that are not explored enough because of our only experience being the Trial (I get this feeling that Alec's death is a red herring) and the geth are going to come into the bigger picture later. But perhaps I'm just being hopeful here. The only writing that really irked me was the supposed Krogan gene therapy in cryostasis, because that's just Bioshock Infinite levels of not understanding a scientific premise your story is supposed to be heavily reliant on.

No worse than Vega claiming that a Cerberus spy was working with the Collectors in his doomed mission, though.

For starters, you need to put spoilers in the thread title.  Also, I deleted the one about Alec's death since that's simply subjective.  Alec might have already been a corpse by the time they got to him to save you.

1) You really think the Geth being able to jury-rig three relays together is that ridiculous?  You do realize this is the same geth who almost finished building a complete Dyson Sphere around Rannoch's sun for themselves before ME3, right?  Do you have any idea how incredible that is?

3) This is easy to explain.  Everyone is under the assumption that stasis (sometimes referred to as "suspended animation") means all the processes of the body come to a complete halt.  That's just grossly untrue and impossible.  If you stop all processes of the body, you die.  End of story.  Clearly they underwent the gene therapy BEFORE being put into stasis, where their bodies were allowed to adapt to the procedure over the course of 600+ years.  Since krogan already likely have a much faster metabolism slowing them down likely still makes their baby process changes faster than other species proportionately.

It is also not a complete cure for the genophage.  It's just expanding upon ME2 lore.

4) Not apples and oranges at all.  The fact we're already planning to put people on Mars despite having barely explored the ocean is the perfect comparison.  Plus in Mass Effect, the Council sort of controls where you can go since you can't just open new relays willy-nilly or risk another Rachni debacle.  Look what happened with the Yahg for a second example of that problem.  Exploration and new beginnings isn't even remotely far-fetched as a reason.

I don't need to make a point. I'm only pointing out that your idea is completely absurd given that the whole point of the game was "MW colonists went to Andromeda in order to escape the galaxy-cleansing things called the Reapers." The goal of the Initiative, spelled out clearly, is not to find new habitable worlds. It was to find new habitable worlds that weren't in the Milky Way because the Reapers were cleansing it. 

Raging all of the time will just give you a tumor. 

Ummm, no where in the game does it state that. You're assuming we're leaving because of the reapers. I'm not raging, you are - clearly....

When was this spelled out? Cuz it's not spelled out like that in the first 10 hours of the game.