Andromeda Initiative briefings (6/6 Golden Worlds and Settlements)

That Raccoon Asari seems very ready to explore the harsh environments of space.

She's like: "Yeah boy!, let's do it". *start to rain acid* "Medic!"
N7 girl: "I don't have enough Medigel for this BS"

Rackoon Asari: Jack! I summon Thee!
Jack: You shall fear no acid and no vacuum. Walk freely my child, for Power of Artistic Vision is your most reliable shield!

Yeah. It looks like that's what Bioware has taken from ME2. Hopefully ascoon isn't a squadmate.

Errr... is that the effing Citadel with its arms unfolded - or something from a very similar blueprint - hovering up there in the sky?

Now I'm confused too.

It's one of those Arks, isn't it? They do have those 'claws'.

You can bet your sweet @ss, if she is, I won't take her on any missions that don't require her

Well tough luck, it seems you will be stuck with her for the few initial missions at least based from the amount of marketing time she's getting.

So I take it you have something vs Asari? Or vs writers' pets?

Yeah the raccoon certainly is getting a heap of marketing attention. I've gone from hoping she was just an npc character being shown to resigned that she'll be a non optional squaddie.

I think that says more about you, then it does them. 

Sicko. 

I disagree with a few things.  The Earth being "too near" for one.  Here is a picture recently taken of the Earth during an Earthrise on the moon.  It looks pretty near, and similar to the video.  Other images of the Earth from the moon could have been taken when the moon was farther away from the Earth, as the moon orbits in an elliptical pattern.  Secondly, the moon's gravity is less and the N7 character should not be able to walk on it as if in a 1G environment EXCEPT THAT Mass Effect takes place in a universe where a material that literally manipulates mass/gravity exists.  It says in the Element Zero Wiki how it is used to generate artificial gravity.  I think this would be easy to implement into suits or near the Lunar Base that we see nearby in the trailer.  Thirdly, it would make sense that if they built a lunar base near the site where the Eagle landed, they might build a replica of that to commemorate the even and place it there.  I don't see any of these as "glaring inaccuracies."  They can all be explained in lore.

The image comes from NASA, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.  Yes, the orbiter is above the moon's surface, but that won't change the distance the Earth is from the moon in the image.