The Archon is just Corypheus 2.0 in every aspect of his execution

So...basically, you're upset that the Archon is revealed and does villainous actions.

I guess that describes Corypheus. It also describes most villains.

Is this a troll topic?

The Kett overall are a little strange as villains thematically.

We have the Initiative coming into Helius to settle while there are already local inhabitants. But outside of first contact and us being enemies against the Kett there's not really much conflict brought up over us using our superior tech and knowledge to colonize the area. It isn't really talked about how human colonialism on Earth, Krogan colonialism after the Rachni Wars, the First Contact War, etc. have caused issues in the past which could happen again given how poorly the mission is going.

Meanwhile we have the Kett which seem to be this empire that's moving in, abducting the natives and indoctrinating them into their religion like the European colonists of antiquity. The Exaltation process strips away individual distinctiveness and adds it to the rest of the Kett so they're sort of a mashup of the Necromongers from Riddick, the Covenant from Halo, and the Borg from Star Trek. This would be interesting if they were also trying to colonize Helius but other than converting all life in the area and using Remnant tech to kill all who resist there's not much there.

Saren was a compelling villain because he had understandable, albeit misguided reasons for his actions. Imagine if the Kett were refugees like we were and the Archon was their equivalent to a Pathfinder. That would raise some questions as to who was actually in the right.

Wasn't the archon the elf ball corypheus used to get into the fade?

It didn't describe Saren... or TIM... or Sovereign... or Anders/Justice... or...

Um... no.

I definitely disagree

I prefer the fact that he is dangerous. Not to spoil much of the story, but the Archon does get the better of Ryder a number of times. 

Could there be more? possibly. But remember, I'm playing Ryder's story. It's odd to me to see cutscenes of the villain.

I honestly think he is a little better because he hasn't said a word or even introduced himself, whereas Corypheus made a really stupid speech "herp derp I AM DA CORYPHEUS herp derp."

Honestly the cinematic introducing the Arkon as he mimics the pathfinder's reaching up with his hand to communicate with the environmental control thingy was pretty good in and of itself. He and his henchmen were all silent and everything was just ...silent closeups of their bug-monkey-like faces, which was a solid scene, imo, for building up that "alien vibe."

So far, after like twenty hours of exploration and building up my first outpost, the Arkon hasn't made another single appearance nor has he said anything.

And the more silent, the better. It's when the villain is too obvious and makes a huge stupid speech that it ruins the entire game for me.

I believe that by playing through a large portion of the game building outposts and just fighting against unknown enemies for a while, we'll first get a sense of "how the land under the gang runs" without seeing the gang boss right away, and I think that's a fair approach, and much, much better than Corypheus - who was literally the most stupid villain I have ever seen in a game.

Once he makes a proper introduction, I do hope he is more challenging and makes more appearances and push-backs than Corypheus did, as well.

That's an opinion. I thought Sovereign's speech was very cliche. It's your basic slave uprising tale. 

And we saw Sovereign very early. Remember: He landed on Eden Prime. Then he took off. Ashley and Kaidan talked about it. 

Yes, Sovereign falls into "bad guy" archetypes but it transcends the cliche because of what the Reapers are to the context of Mass Effect's lore. The fact that they're basically synthetic overlords and gods makes his words feel threatening and makes you feel powerless as you realize what the Reapers truly are.

His introduction scene was probably the best scene in the game until you got stuff done at Eos. No words needed to be said, the music was great and it had meaning. So on that alone he is more Interesting than Corypheus.

Also i love his little Halo thing, man Chris Schlerf is not subtle in his writing. 

I think that the archon's reveal was dense.

To paraphrase a youtuber, "He's walking around and he has motor skills. Great reason for us to hate him."  It's an implied evil, that if it lands, is very effective.  This studio, Montreal, has yet to land it.  Cory and now Archon.

That sounds way cooler, i wanna play that game.