He does get a little better, but still talks like a dad who just read his first book on Zen Buddhism.
He follows in the footsteps of boring humans Kaiden and Jacob, stuck in the belly of the ship and easily ignored, with early game traits such as: has a couch, drinks beer, and hates those damn kett bastards. We’ll add the newcomers to our complete list soon, though their standing may change over time-we had three games to get to know all of the original trilogy's characters. Sorry Liam.)īelow is our ranking of Mass Effect: Andromeda’s squadmates, from worst to best-we’ve left out non-squad crewmembers, like Kallo and Suvi, and off-ship contacts to contain the debate to a reasonable six. And with so much bulk to the game, one player’s Liam is not another’s-especially if the other completely ignored Liam after he graced the prologue missions with such lines as “those rocks are floating” and “shit, this just got real.” No one can be blamed for doing so, but it wouldn’t be fair to poor Liam to rank him on those merits, so we’ve gathered a group who, collectively, spent lots of time with every character.
Now we have a new cast to add to the list, but finding places for them will be tough-mainly because there are no uncontested standouts in Mass Effect: Andromeda’s crowd, no Garruses or Mordins who we all latched onto as clear favorites.
