I don´t even know how much of our galaxy is explored in the Mass Effect universe but given the chance to partake in something so adventurous and exciting I know I would do it but I don´t really have any family. Given your current social status with family, friends and all ... would you join the Andromeda Initiative if things were set somewhen in the future? ... and you can´t bring anyone with you which means you would be leaving friends and family behind.

If I had a useful skill set I think I would. However, I don't think couch potato would be an acceptable line of work.

Couch potatoes are needed in any society, we are the pinnacle of evolution and the reason why b-movies exist. We share our wisdom in a plethora of fora while demanding very little for our efforts.

@IIIPripyaTIII wrote: Why spend time here in the forum when there's something similar in real life? It may not be 2 million light-years away, but it shares the same thing: Permanent settlement on Mars. Off you go! :D When there is a nomad available, I will take that trip!

Would you join the Andromeda Initiative?

25 Replies

VladVonCastein
9 years ago
I can think of many reasons why someone would wish to embark on a journey of no return(doesnt have to be in another galaxy). People having mid-life crisis who needs a purpose in life. Family doesnt necessarily equate happiness and fulfillment. so people that are not happy with an oppressive family situation. People who"bought the pitch" so to say. Opportunity, greed, running away/clean slate, a job... Same reasons why our ancestors left africa, travelled to europe, asia and beyond... only difference is scale and vehicle... reasons are the same...
Anonymous
9 years ago
If I had a useful skill set I think I would. However, I don't think couch potato would be an acceptable line of work.
verkhon
9 years ago
Couch potatoes are needed in any society, we are the pinnacle of evolution and the reason why b-movies exist. We share our wisdom in a plethora of fora while demanding very little for our efforts.
Anonymous
9 years ago
think i'd be more sellable if i said i was an armchair admiral instead?
Vainusy
9 years ago
Hell no
Anonymous
9 years ago
@verkhon wrote:

Couch potatoes are needed in any society, we are the pinnacle of evolution and the reason why b-movies exist. We share our wisdom in a plethora of fora while demanding very little for our efforts.

Yea but there's only one couch in Andromeda, and Liam has it.
Tuinbonen
9 years ago
Why spend time here in the forum when there's something similar in real life? It may not be 2 million light-years away, but it shares the same thing: Permanent settlement on Mars. Off you go! :D
verkhon
9 years ago
Who would want to live on Mars? Sucky rock planet with in my opinion very little interest, dont know why folks are so obsessed by it. Maybe because its the only viable rock in our solar system we can possibly settle, living in the clouds on Venus just sounds too farfetched. Oooh .. and there is that ice/water moon ... can´t remember the name.

But Mars? .... not enough gravity either.
Tuinbonen
9 years ago
The gravity is considered to be sufficient by many people. I guess you need to wait for the other like what, 30 potential habitable planets but Mars is close to happening. I would have signed have up since it's in my country, were it not for me still being a student.
MEGAF1UX
9 years ago
well.. it would get you out of your moms basements..

me personally.. no! not sitting there for 30+ years waiting for bioware to release 1.0.6 (which incidentally im starting to think is a myth).