Female Turians and Krogan in Mass Effect: Andromeda! [Races Update]

Hanako, stahp, my abs are sore enough from doing sit-ups!

Anyway, I agree.

I d personally hope we could see a proper model of an unmasked quarian...Male or female.I don't care.
I just wanna see a Quarian,not that lousy excuse of a stock picture for Tali.

I have been rereading The Hobbit these past few weeks, and it is astounding how much of a sausage fest that story is. Downright off-putting, in fact. Hence why it is bizarre that you get male or female aliens, but both of the same species only on rare occasions.

As for that last sentence... I have trouble taking alien romances with any degree of seriousness, and when it comes to the extreme case of female turians I can only say people have the strangest fetishes.

This news pleases me.

I had a full female dwarf playthrough in DAO, though. In full plate armour.

1) Because to the best of our real world knowledge, lifeforms do not have more than two sexes. Lifeforms either have no sex and reproduce asexually, have one sex of all female, two different sexes of male and female, and/or are able to change sex between male and female if needed. 
2) Mostly because the game has limited resources and with how gameplay works being humanoid works best. Even then there are multiple races that aren't humanoid in the franchise. Plus as Earth proves a humanoid frame can be very efficient. 
3) A biological population control. Many real life creatures have the exact same kind of thing happen where most are male or most are female but most of the females are sterile. 
4) Because the race is a reference to the Alien Space Babe trope that has existed in science fiction. Same reason Salarians are a lot like The Greys. Plus logically it is possible for life out there to evolve to look a lot like us.
5) Garrus never says krogan testicles are among the weirdest things he has seen. 
6) Because we haven't had a romancable Krogan yet. 
7) Same reason we have orgasms: to encourage the act, in this case reproduction, by making the act feel good. 
8) It makes sense once you think about it. 

You should hope for a single Quarian making it to a game, since you know, they don't have an ark of their own nor they are confirmed.

That's fine. I don't find those races attractive as well, though I still want to see them (arguably, Turians more then krogans in the trilogy since for the krogans it might make sense that most were on Tuchanka). For me it's about the consistency of the game. It's likely going to a human colony in Mass Effect and see only men.

To be honest, by modelling the other species as very much humanoid, save for hangar, and they disappeared in the later games, BioWare strongly implies that the gender will be present. They also never really did much non-traditional gender representations to the extent of my memory/experience (I did not play da franchise) modelling males and females of different species on human assumptions of how males and females differ. I expect that to repeat in mea.

I liked how Krogan females introduction made a story arc in ME2, and Quarans felt more realistic as a society when I saw a mix of males and females from ME2 onward than the Turian who were all male (I don't have the DLCs). It felt to me that Turian society either had certain restrictions on the carriers available toemales or males and females were indistinguishable to a human. Neither is impossible, but, like with asari, I would have liked it spelled out in the lore if that's the case.... all and all adding cultural features to various species like that (including multiple genders or gender fluidity or the absence of gender identity) would be interesting.

I dunno, I guess I want as exotic setting as possible, despite the main character being a human.