How should they get rid of each companion for the sequel?

Cora will probably want to lead her own team to prove to herself she can be a great leader like you or your dad.

Liam said he wants to rebuild something similar to his old group back in the Milky Way so he could do that

Jaal could just be fighting Kett somewhere else.

Vetra is probably dealing with her annoying sister.

The only companion I could see staying with Ryder is Peebee honestly. You the only one who can option Remnant vaults.

Howout we just plain murder them all?

Just have them all in the med bay on the Nexus, so you can go and visit them occasionally.

Jaal - shot by his sister (cause she is trigger happy)
Cora - infection from cut on her finger that went septic when she didn't get it treated...likely from a rose-thorn
Liam - flea bite from the stinky couch he brought = plague...or soccer ball to the nads = exploding testicles
Peebee - space racoon bite
Vetra - mandibles caught in helmet, ripped off, requires replacement and donor
Drack - dramatic death scene
Lexi - treatment for raging alchoholism
Suvi - finally ate something she shouldn't have
Gil - everybody wants his sperm, so he can't leave the med bay

Kallo stays with me!

beyond cliche is only your only opinion, other peolpe inthe galaxy think different,
heroic death for krogan is the best way to go, but i want Drack to stay

PB can go study or whatever, Liam can be in another human team or whatever, Jaal can go back to his planet

Cora, Vetra and Drack can be in the new game, I like them



but we don't even know if there ill be another game and what kind of game will be, if sequel , new story, galaxy, everything new, etc
too early to try to foresee the future

I suppose you are right, just like in Empire Strikes Back how Han and Leia along with Chewie and the droids all left for some far off adventure and were never seen or heard from again.  Or in the Lord of the Rings how Aragon and Legolas and Gimli all just disappeared without a trace halfway through.  I totally see it now.

Drack, dieing of old age? Kind of fitting. Kept killing anyone in his way until there simply was noone left to stand againist him. Thus died of old age, no enemy to give him a warrior's death.

Don't go too far, that limb might snap.  But, I dunno, why not go over the the Character and Romance forum and ask them?

Yep I guess a part of our crew will be met occasionally if MEA receives sequels. The most obvious would be the non humans, as they came during the adventure in MEA and could go as easily do their things, but really, anyone could leave.
As for Drack, yep, pretty obviously he is in first line if BW decides to kill some of its characters. emotionaly speaking, the public would be triggered to it as we already know his time is coming, and some discussions have already happened on the subject.

As for a "heroic death", I do agree it would be very cliche, but this has never stopped any script writer in the past, at the end, we love our cliches I think. But still I think it might be in this case more interresting if it comes from Drack himself, feeling his last strengh is leaving him, and asking Ryder to accompagny him to go through one last "good fight", some dark loyalty mission in a way. If written well, this mission in which we know from the start Drack will go could be emotionaly very strong.

Depends on your point of view I guess.

If they don't bring the crew back there really isn't much point in bringing the Ryder's back either.  If they aren't going to do a continuous story I'd rather see them just time jump ahead a couple hundred years so we can see the results of the Atmo Processors on the worlds we colonized and see some cool new Milky Way and Angaran cities.  In which case there really isn't any need to explain away the old crew. 

Just like there was no point in bringing back Shepard, right?

Oh, my plan for Drack, independently of what MEA does, is that I entrust him with leading a team of hand-picked Krogans to settle New Tuchanka (Eladeen, whatever)… Gil created a portable hacking tool for Vaults (thanks, Gil) and… yeah, they have rations, so they can cope. They are Krogans, blah-blah-blah. Suvi is sent to help too. She likes licking rocks, and New Tuchanka has a lot of rocks.

The other five… well, it’s just five, so adding a couple more is not going to hurt. I am sure I can borrow a potted plant from Cora to replace Suvi for all the important things she does around the ship. It might even have the same sort of deeply spiritual nature. Except he will stay blissfully silent about it.

Kind of like an enemy that turns your own people into monsters and mysterious advanced tech amirite.