Least Favorite Squadmate in Andromeda

My guess is probably they would say she is boring. But with this crew that still might put her miles above cora, pb and liam.

The writers really didn't do jack to help the human squaddies. I mean they could have made Cora so much more interesting if her attitude was, "Yeah, I was a biotic. Tough cookies for people who didn't like it. I can warp metal. That's awesome. I trained with huntresses because it gave me a huge opportunity to hone my biotics more, to learn about the asari, and to go somewhere where biotics aren't disparaged.' Then drop the looking for someone to mentor her shtick. Make her really a badass who owns her power rather than feels like an outcast for it. But nope. She was boring, whiny, looking up to everyone else to save her and feeling rejected when or upset when they didn't. Such a victim. But at least she can be sweet. BW needs to stop writing these types of characters. They offer no help to those who identify with them.

I don't think it's so much that they are weird sci fi alien races that they are favorites but because they always try way too hard to make the humans understandable with some tired ideas. Kaidan and Cora are kind of the same at their core. Same issues. Same whining. Only difference is Kaidan didn't need or want to be a pathfinder/leader. But Shepard was his mentor. He was rejected by a chick and cora felt rejected by others as well. Copy paste mostly. Nothing new to see here. 

With Liam, he seems a lot like Jacob with his kind of attitude. That whole 'we got this' feel. But Jacob was actually less annoying. He was pretty solid it seemed. Liam tries to seem like he has his shit together but he really comes off like he's struggling to hold onto being an idealist and make everything work how he things it should or fix stuff. 

By comparison I think Vetra is a huge relief so that just makes her so much better. Boring is better than annoying or tedious. Plus she has a kind of cool quality so when compared to our human companions that makes her seem even better.

I think you are right about part of it being that she is not human, but that is because I think they need to get away from writing humans all the same as they have before - especially when how they were before wasn't really that great to begin with. Only certain groups loved them as they were. (Kaidan mainly for the romance IIRC)

Peebee is traaaaaash and the human squadmates are nothing special just like the OT.

Peebee is definitely no Ellen Page. If she were actually based off of her likeness, she would have called BioWare out on it like she did when Naughty Dog stole her likeness for The Last of Us with Ellie. That entire character from TLOU was based off of Ellen Page, even going as far as being a lesbian.

I would have to say Jaal, just not interested in his character but Cora is a close second, to be honest.

Cora might of been a better character if she was a Asari...at least all the talk about Huntresses wouldn't of been as annoying.

I voted "Liam" with much enthusiasm.

I like Liam; but he's an idiot who should probably be far from sensitive data and situations. He has the emotionally maturity and decision-making ability of a child. Despite his combat talent, everyone would be better off if he switched careers (again!) and focused on humanitarian work.

The weeablue

Ashley and Zaeed were GOAT

Kinda odd, I think Peebee is one of the more interesting characters. She is corky, impulsive, and her jokes talking to Drack are priceless.

I don't hate any of them, really. I was going to romance Liam my first playthrough initially, I liked his character design and the accent is cute. However, he did some things that made him Ser Friendzone. I know he means well, but still. I did enjoy his loyalty mission, though and he had some good moments. I also like his interactions with Jaal.

That's a great way of describing "the Liam Experience", for me. I figured, "If I do a romance arc for Sara, he'll probably be the one." (Nice-looking human guy. Can't miss, right?) He just didn't work, though. He insisted on being oddly formal in calling her "Pathfinder" at all times. That felt like a small barrier. More importantly, I just couldn't take him seriously with his unrealistic view of the world and dangerous impulsivity.

Liam is the kind of friend you want, very loving and loyal; but he doesn't seem to be finished growing up, yet.

Where is all this projection coming from, Freud? I guess you disliked Liara and PB because they're female, eh? Surely it can't be that you just disliked the character, heavens, no!

Actually a bit of both, for me personally. I like men....yummy, delicious men.

No disrespect intended with my previous comments, just poking a little fun.