Razorburn wrote...
I hope they do the trial right, if they even stick with that arc. Officially Shepard is dead, so his return to Earth would also be a public relation event gone wild. The hero of the galaxy's return to his home planet Earth is going to be for a trial to appease the Batarians... I hope it's more than what Tali got on the Migrant Fleet.
And that's not even mentioning how the Alliance can't even legally hold a trial for him without Council approval (if he's a Spectre, which frankly even having a choice not to be a Spectre is a digression from ME1 in my mind), which I hope is addressed. I'm kind of tired of the Alliance/Cerberus emphasis, in ME1 he had Alliance support because he was the first and only human Spectre, the pride of humanity. That's not the case anymore, he's more than a symbol for just humans, but now for every race. I'd like to see some Council cheddar get him a new ship, the best in Council space, with crew from all races, not just humans with the occasional alien from Shepards squad.
I'm betting that it won't be even as long as Tali's. Keep in mind that this is the intro to ME3, in which the trial takes place. As an introduction, Bioware has to introduce the most important elements of the game almost immediately, or risk losing its audience's attention. Long and interesting conversations have to be cut short for action sequences that familiarize the player with how to move, shoot, get to cover, use squad skills, hack, etc, etc. It's part of the reason ME2's intro, involving Shepard's revival, was so awful.
If it were up to me, Shepard would have woken up, regained his/her motor skills after years on a table, and mastered all of the game play necessities under the guise of Cerberus adapting Shepard to life after death. Miranda and Wilson could have instructed Shepard on how to walk, run, and shoot (over a suggested period of weeks). They could've run more memory tests on Shepard too, giving the player more control over the events of ME1 if they hadn't played it. It would have been slower, yes. But at least it would've made sense.




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