Anyone else think Colonial Director Addison really needs a Renegade Interrupt?

Wait, really? 

That's actually really neat how they had a character react to you depending on if you are wearing a specific set of armor. 

What really made me hate her is that I chose saving lives over destroying a building and she told me I don't care about Angarans.

Also I think the Moshae is used to getting her way.  115 year old scientific/spiritual leader whom all the angara listen to?  She probably figures this weird pink sprog of a human will too, and gets cranky like a grandma when you prove her wrong

I like the Moshae.  But then again, I adored Vivienne too and they share a VA.

EDIT: But back on topic.  Addison.  Airlock.  They have a date.  I know she's awful when I look at Tann and think, "You can keep your job so long as I can space this other loser."

That would have been an amazing outcome.  Not only do you wake people up but, to a limited degree, you get to decide what happens to them.  Someone might find themselves on Voeld or the front lines because that's where they're needed most.  Maybe you could suggest that's what might happen so the outcomes are more realistic.

Why would you assume so, in lack of clear evidence that would remove the need to assume?

And what's 'actually' about it? You make a claim about incompetence, but aren't really making a supporting argument that she is beyond that she didn't succeed before the PC shows up. Tann's incompetence is clear because he ruins things that would have gone better without his interference, but it's not clear what Addison got in the way of. Ignorring that the PC needs to be uniquely successful to stand out as a PC, what exactly should she have done- activated the Remnant tech herself without a magical translating/interfacing AI?

Some of the crisis of the early game is sitting, but that's a critique of the overall writing rather than specific characters. It's hardly Addison's fault the writers can't allow the construction of greenhouses in space lest the player have no actual crisis to resolve upon arrival. Incompetence implies anyone else could have been expected to do better, but writer fiat would force anyone to fail at that.

She's a far better sight than Udina in ME3, who's main policy of his own initiative was a coup attempt with no clear purpose or plausible goal. Cerberus seizing the Citadel compels the rest of the Council races to liberate Earth when they can barely hold onto their own homeworlds... how?