DO make Andromeda a Trilogy with Ryder in all 3 games Bioware

This is basically a repeat of a post I made a couple of months back when we were discussing whether or not we want a recurring lead character, but for me it really comes down to the scale of the story and what you achieve in the first game as to whether I'd want to play the same character again.

If my character's already saved the galaxy or the human race, or things on this level, then, well, they've done it all basically. Any continuing story with that character is either going to have to set up a contrived way to reduce their capabilities or escalate the threat even further to the point of ridiculous, lest it all seem trivial for the all conquering hero, and the character's abilities and status must get utterly ridiculous if they're capable of saving the galaxy multiple times (and yes, I do feel the old ME trilogy suffered horribly from this). A new character on the other hand, doesn't have the baggage of the old one's success, and can thus be placed against less powerful antagonists without it seeming like a step down for them (much like in DA, where the Warden saves the world, then Hawke's story is a smaller scale one).

Conversely, if the first game is a relatively small scale one (at least when it comes to what you ultimately achieve), then I'd like to take the same character into further games, to see how they grow, and how the antagonists/threats escalate in a more reasonable manner. If ME:A is about how the character becomes a hero, how they become special, if we make a name for ourselves by, say, saving one world, then that leads perfectly into further games where we can achieve greater things (So, effectively, MEA2 starts about the point in the story where most BW games these days do).

Given that they're not sure whether to not they will do a trilogy, it makes me suspect that the story will be closer to the former of these two possibilities, with a complete tale, rather than one that builds up things slower in anticipation of taking it further in a sequel. If this is the case, then I'm more than happy to have ME:A as the end of Ryder's story and a new character next time round.