Unlike the Krogan, I doubt we will see any Quarians

Reyes is a human, by the way. I thought that was obvious considering his name and accent, but I believe it was also confirmed.

No reason not to have quarians present. They're not a hivemind; some would probably love to come along for various reasons. Getting to work on these fancy ships, getting away form a life they didn't want on the Flotilla, exiles with nowhere else to go, wanting to explore, or even the prospect of finding a new homeworld.

Some of us do what we want, so if Pilgrims look at the Andromeda Initiative ads in Alliance space &/or on the Citadel they might say "Ohh, how exciting, I want to join that", or "This 'Initiative' is paying a lot of credits for ship construction, &/or maintance experts I should pass this on to home for other Pilgrims, & Fleet Engineers".

So they'll sign up, & get sent on adventure, or get paid then go home, & send the money to my R&D ship, so I can buy Turian Chocolate with it.

I think it's that other guy...you know, the red shirt guy who dies 10 minutes into the game? (although, DA:I didn't have that, did it hmmmmm)

I disagree!

Why? Firstly because the Admirals, especially the non-war-like ones like Shala'Ran vas Tonbay and Zaal'Koris vas Qwib-Qwib (who both oppose another war with the Geth, but know that they will be outvoted when the time comes (!)) will want to make sure that the Quarians survive, even if their fight for Rannoch fails (which it can in ME3 as we all know!)

So I'd say those admirals will do everything they can to make sure that the Quarian people have a safety net and that Initiative started by the humans is a god-sent because the Quarians will probably be safer from Geth retaliation if they are no longer in the Milkyway (!), so they would IMHO send people there (especially scientists - maybe that's why this Reyes is not fighting with you? He might be like Mordin but without any combat experience! (if he is a Quarian, which would of course be cool IMHO) - and civilians with a limited security detachment (of Migrant Fleet Marines!)), hell those admirals might even go so far as to creat Quarian embryos to keep frozen and take on the journey (to keep genetic diversity up in the future in the new galaxy!)

Hell, they know that this is probably the best chance to be allowed to settle a planet of their own (they aren't allowed to in the Milkyway and they are unwilling or unable to challenge that ruling by a council that's probably long dead (except for Tevos maybe, if she already was councilor back then!)) and to get support (humanity has no bias against the Quarians and we are the people who started the Initiative, so that's better than working with Turians or Asari!), maybe even help in looking at boosting (or fixing!) their immune system

Also: The Turians could "pull this stunt off" as well (they had tiny pieces of Sovereign and recreated a smaller version of the Reapers main weapong (the Thannix-Cannon!)), so can the Asari, the Salarians and the Humans (at least as long as you give them a Reaper that's intact to study (might be problematic - indoctrination!...sorry for channeling Mordin, but it's true ))

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ps: Cutting the Quarians would IMHO be very stupid, they are a fan favourite after all (they surely are faves of mine...I like them more than the Turians for example, especially since they didn't open fire in a first contact scenario (and got away without paying reparations and being thrown out of the coucil! Hell, in a way they got away with turning humanity into a client race, just not of the Turians but of the council as a whole (Treaty of Farixen and all that!))

Seems the most likely scenario.  I don't know how many exiles are out there but we do know it's not easy on them.  Hell, even the pilgrims have a hard time, as evidenced by the quarians we encounter on Omega, Illium and the Citadel.   I would think any exiles would jump at the chance to be part of the AI.  Still, it doesn't mean they'll appear in the first game.  If they do show up I imagine it would be in a second or third MEA game.

Yeah, I think there is a less than 10% chance this game contains Quarians and that's really disappointing. I would have rather had Quarians than Krogan, even though I like both species.

I wish they would just tell us if they are or aren't already. At this stage it looks unlikely since we are so close to release.

However, due to their popularity I suspect that they will be included in story and multiplayer DLC for Andromeda in the future. They don't need facial rigging, so they would be one of the easiest species to add via DLC.

It honestly makes more sense for the Quarians rather than the Krogan to be there.

I don't understand why they are leaving it so late to tell us one way or the other. If we have to wait until we play the game and find that there aren't any it will be incredibly anti-climactic. 

I highly doubt seeing any good size groups of quarians in Andromeda, but I feel we might see the small occasional role appear. After all I'm sure the Andromeda Initiative has picked up their share of outcasts from other species besides the ones we know of.

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