Feels: The moments that got you in Andromeda.

Alec's death.

Cora's rose garden scene. This is really special to me, because during that whole scene I was thinking how far Bioware has come in terms of friendship content that is not tied to romance. I was thinking about Bastila from KotOR and what little content she had if you played a female character, I never felt like I got to be Bastila's friend and that always made me a little bit sad. But this scene with Cora was really different, and even though she is only romanceable by male characters my female Ryder still got to be her friend and share a moment that was really important to Cora, and honestly, it brought a tear to my eye.

Drack's story about how he got Kesh.  And he calls her ru'shan, "blood of my blood". Nuff said.

Jaal's scene where you meet his family. I was romancing him so this was a really special moment. I liked that fact that you can hug his Mom when you meet her, like someone else on this forum pointed out it shows that Ryder has been paying attention to the angarans customs. This scene also shows, at least to me, why Sara and Jaal are perfect for each other. Sara is a total nerd when it comes to science and so in a way is Jaal (actually the angara in general are a species of nerds from what I've seen, Maker bless them!) I just like how enthusiastic Jaal is about showing her his things. The sweet kiss they share and then laying on the floor and holding hands. Daw!

The Cora scene was something really special from BioWare the romance version is exactly what you look for in that character and the lead up to it makes it all the better.

The last message from Liara... even if it was a bit of an Alien rip off.

Sadly, nothing else really got to me...

This crew is my favourite single game Mass Effect crew so I don't really agree. Although I liked that the crew opened up about their feelings, I think having characters contently riddled with doubts would get to be a bit exhausting. One of the things I liked about the crew was the fact that they were able to take care of themselves for the most part and needed Ryder's help, not because she was better in combat than them but because they were friends and needed the backup. They also had all developed various coping mechanisms to deal with things that had happened to them before and after leaving for Andromeda.

Take Peebee for example; her cocky act in clearly a defensive mechanism she learnt because the rest of her family was so much older than her and her only other romantic relationship was very abusive.

The key difference between MET crews and the MEA crews for me is that the MET crews need Shep, she inspires Garrus to become batman and Wrex to go back and help his people. They needed her to be around to do that. Throughout the MET Shep is a saviour that people need, whereas Ryder is more normal.  People ask for her help because they are friends, sure she is the Pathfinder but her twin would've done just as good a job and she mostly got the job because. Don't get me wrong, I really like Shep as a protagonist but I've always felt more of a connection with more normal people who get thrown into a something and have to figure out how to survive the situation as they go along, like Hawke from the DA series. 

Finding out your mother was still alive. I literally said What The Fuck out loud in shock. I probably broke FTL running to cryo from SAM.

Seeing Alec save Ryder from his perspective

I mostly was playing the whole game so far in the "Hurray!!! Adventure!!!" mode, but one scene that stopped all that for a moment and made me actually feel something other than "fun-fun-fun-fun and games" was when Tishujen went to talk to Scott in coma and had to tell him that Dad is dead. I actually stopped by the cryo place a few times since. I hate to admit it, but this time around having a brother matters. I am a single child, married to a single child and a mother of a single child, so I have zero RL experience with siblings and feelings they trigger.

This was a truly brilliant scene. Absolutely loved it.

I've shot Akksul. Then had to replay the whole mission because apparently that killed romance. But he pulled a gun on Jaal! I still struggled keeping hands off KB/mouse during the scene to keep my precious romance going, lol. Nobody shoots Jaal. Oh. Well. Okay, thousands of nameless characters do so all day long... But, you know...

The length of time till pick up.

I also would have thought you could make some kind of Barrier around the face, using the suit's oxygen.  A backup in case the faceplate is beyond repair.