Liam Loyalty Mission

Undoubtedly only when they're combing the desert for enemies. 

The car being launched into space towards Andromeda

Most random thing in the game

Standards must have been lowered for him to become a cop. He would do well playing the role of a keystone cop.

Kosta is a couple cans short of a 6 pack. His side kick, the stowaway, is an idiot as well thinking its ok to use an escape pod that endangers the lives of the pathfinder and squadmate.

Hopefully in the next game, Bain Massini replaces the cop, and a quarian joins the squad to replace the stowaway

That and he keeps calling Ryder Paffinder. Who is this??

jaal too.

Lol, black people and their silly hair, man. Ugh. I have black friends btw.

That made me laugh 

Don't have much of a problem with him for that to be honest, how is it any different from all the judgment that's being heaped on Liam (as justified as most of it is)? Their complaints about it usually sounded like "attack the person rather than the question."

I don't know how the artists got him so wrong in-game.  In real life he's a good looking guy:


As far as his personality...yeah it sucks that they made him so bland and goofy.  The only other black character in the series was Jacob and he was just bland, minus the goofy.  I wish they'd write in a decent black character for once.

We're already hated and stereotyped just for being black...now Bioware gives actual reasons to hate black characters.

Liam is the worst character I've ever met in BioWare games. He's simply an idiot, I thought that Cora is boring and stupid but then Liam showed up. I don't understand why we don't have option to throw him out of the airlock. I hate that every companion in Mass Effect games is forced to be your best friend no matter what, I thougth that it will change in Andromeda, but no. If there ever will be MEA2 I don't want him to be there.

Liam's bland, but he's not out of the airlock bland. I watched one video where the author commented on the waving scene right at the start of the game: "Hi, I'm the human squad mate, you never use after the first mission". I tend to agree. But with the exception of Drack and to a certain degree Peebee, everyone's bland on this ship. Gil, in my opinion, takes the cake of blandness. He's not a companion as such, but I find myself avoiding any conversation if at all possible. There's never been another Bioware character triggering the yawn impulse nearly as much.