Now we know what makes Ryder... special, and we know why Archon is the bad guy (Unmarked spoilers)

Freakin' hell, I should have not clicked in this thread.

Dammit, Lin.

So another episode in "humans most special in whole universe" saga lol? Many will not be happy

BioWare hasn't grown. Maybe thicker but not in the mature sense.

Also "NOW I KNOW WHY YOU'RE SPECIAL"
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It couldn't go well.

Let me guess: The Ryder that becomes Pathfinder goes on mission with Dad where stuff happens and this affects Ryder like when Shepard pulled Ashley/Kaidan away from the beacon too?

Man, is this game going to be a self-referential The Force Awakens type game? If so, it's time I severely lower my expectations. The "back to roots" approach is usually where sequels, band albums, artist intent, stops being genuine and the whole thing starts to shallow out. I really hope this game isn't just going to reference ME1's plot at every turn.

Why is this a bad thing?

Because its been done a lot in science fiction and even in Mass Effect before.  

And for some baffling reason some people think this means andromeda will make it a 'humanity is special' narrative. 

And people said I was being unreasonable when I pointed that out in the first reveal trailer and how human-centric the whole thing seemed.

Well, as if I was 100% not going to bother with the SP, now I am 150% not going to bother with it.

Hm, nah. Not reading it lol. I don't think there's spoilers in knowing the plot-outline which in my opinion includes the plot (the goal), the protagonist agenda and the villain agenda as well as character outlines.

I'm not going to read about actual plot moments before playing the game.

Another thing from the Kett and Remnant from the level up spanish article: SPOILER

I would say it's human-centric in the sense that our super special snowflake protagonist is going to be directly responsible to what happens to humanity in Andromeda, and that this special quality is going to draw humans into the limelight by proxy. Kind of like how Shepard was special, and then he/she also enabled humanity to attain galactic recognition and near superpower-level prestige despite only being present in interstellar affairs for less than thirty years. 


And I would like to see more a Saren-esque villain, though from what I have learned about the Archon I am getting more of a Coryepheus vibe than anything.