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DoctorMcBatman's avatar
8 years ago

Who's the benefactor?

C'mon, just tell us. It should have been revealed in the game (cause ya know, you made it seem like the whole time we were working toward a reveal). I then assumed it would be in DLC (which is bullsh*t by the way - you should finish your game's story IN THE GAME, not in DLC. DLC is for extras, take ME:II's DLC for example).

Now we have no content coming. All I care about knowing from ME:A, who is the benefactor? I'll forget that you didn't revive our mother if you tell me this BioWare. I don't even care about the quarian ark. Who's the benefactor?!

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    I think they only created cliff-hangers to make customers look into the depths of the cliff and the push them into it, and let them fall to death and oblivion, while gliding away with a maniacal laugh.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    If you remember, the original scans of the Andromeda galaxy were obtained from the geth. they rotated a mass relay and pointed at Andromeda to use as a telescope of sorts. Shepards conversation with legion on the Normandy-- legion tells him that the geth knew the reapers were returning. The geth could have packed up and left town also. As for the reapers, perhaps they sent a few in hot pursuit if the arks. as long as they were out of the milkyway galaxy before the end of me3 they would not have been affected by the energy wave as they were out of the milkyway by then. What about the shadow broker? pre liara of course. He would have had the resources to fund this adventure. Personally, I would be more interested in the Jardaan and the get.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    @Fred_vdp wrote:

    If Cerberus is involved, they weren't part of the planning, just additional funding. Cerberus is pro-human, not anti-alien, so it would make sense if they sent some cash to the Andromeda Initiative in an attempt to save humanity even if it means saving alien races as well. They wouldn't mind that at all.

    I think they intended to unravel that mystery in a sequel. Fingers crossed we'll eventually get one.


    Considering the way events went down, it seems as if Cerberus had plans of their own involving the initiate anyways otherwise why did they get rid of Jian? Someones also seemingly interested in sabotaging relations between humans and other species - at the very least against the Krogan. An attempt to place humanity further up the top of the chain in Andromeda perhaps? I still think that Cerberus is involved... and more involved then it might appear - at the very least they have agents in place and its totally the kind of thing they would do. Funding AI's. The human AI being the most advanced of them all, how many other companies would be willing to play around with AI and how many would run in the other direction? The only one I know of not scared of them is Cerberus.

  • EgoMania's avatar
    EgoMania
    Seasoned Ace
    8 years ago

    Guess we'll never find out but I'm more and more convinced it's Bioware themselves.

    Since we were hot on their trail, they decided to make sure we wouldn't find them out, so they killed the game.


    True story.


  • @IshkaNizri wrote:

    @Fred_vdp wrote:

    If Cerberus is involved, they weren't part of the planning, just additional funding. Cerberus is pro-human, not anti-alien, so it would make sense if they sent some cash to the Andromeda Initiative in an attempt to save humanity even if it means saving alien races as well. They wouldn't mind that at all.

    I think they intended to unravel that mystery in a sequel. Fingers crossed we'll eventually get one.


    Considering the way events went down, it seems as if Cerberus had plans of their own involving the initiate anyways otherwise why did they get rid of Jian? Someones also seemingly interested in sabotaging relations between humans and other species - at the very least against the Krogan. An attempt to place humanity further up the top of the chain in Andromeda perhaps? I still think that Cerberus is involved... and more involved then it might appear - at the very least they have agents in place and its totally the kind of thing they would do. Funding AI's. The human AI being the most advanced of them all, how many other companies would be willing to play around with AI and how many would run in the other direction? The only one I know of not scared of them is Cerberus.


    Given the importance of the Andromeda mission, especially for those who had figured out that the Reapers were coming early, there are probably several different agendas being played out in the background here, especially since, besides any Benefactor, Cerberus and at least one Shadow Broker almost certainly have agents aboard, likely along with agents of several other shadow organizations, the intelligence/special forces of most major governments, a few corporations, and who knows how many Geth and AIs. 

    Personally, what I think we should really be wondering about is what was going on during that systems crash halfway through the trip

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