@LoriasGS yesssss, exactly, there's other examples of prejudice in the series like Cerberus not liking aliens, Batarians not like Humans, Krogans not liking Salarians and Turians so on and so forth, you can feel those in pretty much every interaction between these species, but when it comes to biotics it feels like it doesn't really exist despite it being brought up multiple times, it's not a big deal to me but i think it would've been pretty interesting to have situations that involved this.

The games are in a military setting where biotics are valued more than they are in civilian life.

@Sungrey but we spend a lot of time in civilian areas like the Citadel, Omega, etc. There are ways to showcase that prejudice without direct contact.

Yeah, the supposed oppression of human biotics got tossed to the sidelines. My guess is they just couldn’t find room for it

@Zjay47 But you can’t tell who is or isn’t a biotic by looks. Most of our interacting with people who knew Shepard was a biotic were military or public officials. Plus Shepard is a Spectre is most playthrough as and is above the law, so to speak.

If you are a biotic and don’t Start with A for Asari, you are obviously disgusting and can enjoy the fact everyone is going to somewhat dislike you

What? Obviously disgusting?

Yep

What do you mean?

Read the wiki on biotics, it explains the prejudices quite well.

As for why we never experienced it in game, I suppose in andromeda where Cora had hidden her abilities from the others is proof that there is still prejudices out there.

As for the trilogy, I suppose we don’t recognise the prejudices as most of the places we explore are mixed colonies and not predominantly human colonies.

Also I think that most of the problems were with early L2’s as civilian firms were funding the projects and probably releasing a load of Jack’s back into society with powers to do as they see fit. You can imagine how much some people would have abused these powers to begin with. Then there’s the obvious, how do you keep biotics in check without breaking any human rights laws? It probably would’ve been a massive transition and political agenda all over earth, some for and some against. With the way politics are now with their agendas you could really imagine how it would be if biotics actually did start getting released into society. It would be a mess, when in the end I think, where we met the biotic terrorists and chancellor burns, it’s apparent that the politicians just forgot they were talking about human beings that had been damaged with experimental drugs and implants.