#mass effect anonymous

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

Re-installed ME just to talk to my mentally stable, hardworking, supportive, talented, flirty, beefy, handsome fellow autistic husband (Kaidan). No regrets.

[dragonageconfessions]

Confessions will resume Mon or Tues

Its been hot and have not been feeling well. My brother in law and I run a small party/catering side business and this past week we did two pool parties in the heat where even the party tents did not provide much relief. I was feeling sick when the parties were over with. And now we're about to get rain. :( We're not doing any any more parties until mid September. And confessions will return next week.

Thank you for understanding -SMC

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

I kinda feel sad for the hate ME Andromeda got. It was my first ME game (picked it up years after release during a sale) and I loved the combat and the aesthetics (especially the mysterious terraforming ruins) and the plot. Made me fall in love with ME and grab the trilogy remaster as well too. I love that ME Andromeda was taking place in my favorite galaxy. Ever since childhood I loved space and I even wanted to become an astronaut once and travel into far and uncharted worlds. Mass Effect is a series that really reignited my joy for sci-fi and space stuff again. How I always dreamt of travelling the vastness of the cosmos and unravel its secrets

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

I once had a spinning instructor play the lower level Afterlife music on a loop for the entire class. It was one of the most grueling classes I ever experienced and there was a moment I actually pictured Shepard using a bike on the Citadel and leading a class.

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION

I know the OT will always be the GOAT for the fandom compared to Andromeda in almost every regard, but the development of the side characters and romances in Andromeda were such a huge step up for what I hoped to see for a starting game.

For me, it felt more natural to bond with Drack, Vetra and Peebee in and outside of the Tempest, over the constantly serious atmosphere on the Normandy in the OT, and the interactions with them were a good follow-up from what was laid out on ME3.

Especially Vetra. What I felt with her character is something I just couldn't feel with another character in ME1 and ME2. And her romance arc, considering what happens for only one game, is my favorite of the entire series.

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

After years of being naive and listening to the fandom, I finally did a complete romance with Kaidan when playing the legendary edition and ended up enjoying it. I really appreciated how Kaidan was the only companion that felt like Shepard's equal instead of a mentor relationship. Kaidan never took any moral guidance from Shepard. He never used Shepard as a therapist. And Kaidan was not a yes man and was not afraid to question Shepard. I also enjoyed Kaidan's dry sense of humor and how he offered his own advice and even provided a shoulder for Shepard.

I just appreciate having a character that is subtly layered and quiet. Not every character has to be loud, extroverted, and always in your face. I just related to him more and I think Kaidan balanced Shepard in a good way. If its one thing this play through has taught me is to never listen to everything this fandom says and to think for myself.

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

Our Shepards should have been able to call out Liara out on giving their body to Cerberus.

[mass-effect-anonymous]

CONFESSION:

There's nothing that compares to visiting the Citadel for the first time. Nothing.