Feels: The moments that got you in Andromeda.

The conversation with Suvi while drinking tea when she has the overwhelming realisation that she will never see her home and parents again. I'm very close to my family but currently I'm living far away from them. At that moment I became sad and homesick. And I realized that if I were in her situation, I could never leave the Milky Way. 
Oh and Alec's death and memories really made me emotional too.

+999 for the Drack scene in medbay. Got that one last night as I was winding down, ready to shut the game off, and wow. I also felt REALLY guilty for encouraging him into that bar fight.

Does he have to control it?  Breathing is an involuntary action.  I guess if deep breaths were required then that would be a problem.

Haven't finished the game yet, so I'm sure there's more feels to come.

But the one that got me the most was on Voeld. Was cleaning out an Angara Resistance base... or daar... Eosk, I think the name was? It was already destroyed when you got there and I found a terminal with messages on it. They were mostly incoming messages from friends and family desperate to hear if their loved one there was all right, after they heard of the attack... and, of course, you knew those messages would never be answered because everyone in the base was dead.

The last message was from some Angara's small child, apologizing for breaking some sort of galaxy model of his or something, and promising to behave and replace it if he'd just come home to her. All she wanted was her Daddy back.

I lost it then. Actually teared up and had to wipe my eyes before I could keep playing.

A positive feel came when I was on Aya retrieving messages the citizens had written for the Nexus and the Milky Way folks. One of the messages was from a father or mother talking about how their child draws pictures of the Pathfinder and asks all sorts of questions about the new Milky Way aliens. That was very sweet and made me smile.

There's gotta be something else you can do with your life. Some constructive niche you can fill.

Alec's death, I have such a close relationship with my parents, so this really hit home. I expected going into the game hating him because of Bioware's daddy issues only to see that he was just one badass loving dad.

leaving behind pathfinder Raeka after she saved me and trying to reach her only to receive no answer back.

Jaal telling the story how his first love forgot about him and married his brother instead and how they both got abducted by the Kett. Also the exaltation scene and the Galaxy map in his room.

From Wrex to Grunt and now Drack, the krogan have always been some of my favorites, but out of those three Drack's story resonated with me the most. I nearly teared up hearing his story about baby kesh, to learning about all his injuries. Krogan are absolutely not just meatheads. Also who would ever tell Drack to stop calling them kid? Won't ever happen in my game.

learning how even Angaran children are used in the resistance because of their small sizes to go undetected, or the children taken from their homes. Every kid deserves a normal childhood, so this kind of stuff can really get to me. I actually missed this my first play through until LadyConsular pointed it out.

If I'm to ironically hate-marry an annoying shitposter, Dutch has first dibs.

Mountain climbing with Vetra, Drack talking about a shaman throwing Kesh in his lap and the whole talk with Cora about her garden on Eos. Bonus also to the smile they got out of me with the message from a certain V. Tethras saying he'd write a story about this, I'm sure it'll be an accurate one. 

All of the breathable air that would be lost as they repeatedly swap the helmet? I didn't feel it was contrived.

A man as fit and healthy as Alec could likely survive without breathing for 4 minutes, barring actual harm (rather than simple lack of oxygen) from H7's atmosphere. Navy SEALs, the "real N7s", learn to tolerate crazy periods of time underwater without air. I'd think this scenario wouldn't be completely unfamiliar or unanticipated for him.

That said, it was likely the transfer of SAM that killed him. He decided not to risk losing SAM, and those important secret truths, and transferred SAM to his child. At that point, I think he was doomed. I got the impression during the game that the special SAM-Ryder connection is for life. It can't be safely severed, or at least not easily so; and circumstances were very abrupt on H7.

This game had lots of feels, for me. The big moments that have been covered were definitely good. I often found poignancy in small moments, too, hidden away as part of Tasks and Side Quests.

We really know nothing of the composition of the "air" of Habitat 7. It seems to be more than lack of oxygen that is the problem. It seems to penetrate the alveolus fast but what kind of barrier will the cornea, conjunctiva, skin etc? Alec decides to not risk both of them dying and sacrifices himself for his kid.

So many feels in this game. Playing through now the second time Alecs death hit harder as did telling Scott of his death.

The "air" on Habitat 7 is largely nitrogen and argon.