Why the Characters of Mass Effect Andromeda are well written.

I disagree completely, but I would like to especially point out that Andromeda has THE worst character Bioware has ever written: Liam

He is absolutely disgusting. He is that kind of guy who tries to be funny all the time, but he just isn't. He just has stupid jokes and terrible lines ALL THE TIME. Hated him since the first mission

But my hate for him grew even more after his loyalty mission, because I couldn't believe he was so fucking stupid. He didn't like the angaran and the human were not IMMEDIATELY working together, despite the past of the angara with the kett and the fact that they barely know each other and his solution for that is TO GIVE VITAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEXUS (INCLUDING COMMUNICATION CODES) TO A RANDOM CONTACT. And then when this contact gets captured, he forces me to invade the pirate ship without any kind of plan and when the mission, by a miracle, succeeds, he acts like it was all a joke.
Seriously, I don't normally kill or send away my companions in any Bioware games, I hated Anders but I kept him around during my final mission in DA2, but Liam... if I had the option to exile him or just shoot him in the face on that moment, I would have. It's not enough for him to be absurdely poorly written, he had to be the dumbest companion on a Bioware game ever. Ugh.

I have never been particularly interested in the asari characters so I was surprised by how much I like PB barring certain moments. I might even romance her on my next playthrough. I agree about her character arc in comparison to Liara's character arc. 

As much as I disagree with some of what you've said about Andromeda in the past. I have to agree on Liam. I was honestly dumbfounded as to why he was handpicked for the pathfinder team, I mean the guy was a crummy cop iirc, and the less said about his stunt with the nexus info the better. Still enjoyed the loyalty mission. With Peebee's stunt with the escape pod, yeah that was going overboard, but they could always pick a new pathfinder, I'm not excusing that whole stunt, but I felt that Liam fucked up even moreso than Peebs. I mean, gaining the trust of a totally new species takes time, I guess it makes sense what happened because Liam was impatient and idealistic, but the problem is he was personally HANDPICKED to be of the PATHFINDER team, which is supposed to be the "Tip of the spear" for the initiative. That type of behavior just isn't acceptable.

Alec was probably looking for people who wet like him. People who weren't to take risks.

Most game characters are type A super heroes. They Makw mistakes but even then they are glossedb over. Not the crew of the tempest. They are humans who can make mistakes led by a human leader.

that's...not true... You get more then one line of dialogue and can punish her over it to. Fine you can't 'throw her out the airlock' like all the too cool for school kids seems to want to do these days. But you can express a lot more than simple displeasure.

Like I said, I'm not excusing the stunt at all. I was comparing Peebee's stunt to Liam's stunt. I think that would've been nice to kick her out of the team for the stunt. I'm simply saying that Liam put the ENTIRE INITIATIVE at risk, and why? Was it because he simply didn't have the patience or wisdom to know that gaining trust of another species, especially one deceived and oppressed by the Kett, takes a lot of time. Truth be told though, I honestly wasn't fond of her loyalty mission all that much, just weird contradictory stuff and hand-holding, on top of the stunt. As for the squadmates not being too serious about the whole thing, I think that's a problem with how the writers wrote the overall story. It kinda felt like they didn't know what to do with the overall tone of the story.

"Oh no he touches my manhood and do things at my back, how dare you!!!".
Geez how this doesn't surprise me at all .

Like I said, I'm not excusing the stunt at all. I was comparing Peebee's stunt to Liam's stunt. I think that would've been nice to kick her out of the team for the stunt. I'm simply saying that Liam put the ENTIRE INITIATIVE at risk, and why? Was it because he simply didn't have the patience or wisdom to know that gaining trust of another species, especially one deceived and oppressed by the Kett, takes a lot of time. Truth be told though, I honestly wasn't fond of her loyalty mission all that much, just weird contradictory stuff and hand-holding, on top of the stunt. As for the squadmates not being too serious about the whole thing, I think that's a problem with how the writers wrote the overall story. It kinda felt like they didn't know what to do with the overall tone of the story.