Siansonea II wrote...
Back to the main point though, I like Kaidan and Cortez. When I did my gay Sentinel playthrough, I felt really torn, I wasn't expecting that. I thought I was going to be able to dismiss Steve as an LI pretty easily. I was very happy that BioWare gave us two good m/m romances. I was less pleased with the f/f options though. That's the real bummer of ME3, that the very promising human f/f pairing comes off as truncated. I can only really compare her to Cortez, but I just felt Samantha could have been more than she was. I wanted to know about her family, I wanted to know more about her life in general. The galaxy is going to hell in a handbasket, and she comes off rather like she doesn't quite get what's at stake sometimes. I liked her moments when she's talking about intel she's found and analyzed and Shepard's interactions with her after the missions are complete, but I found most of EDI's interjections in these conversations to be patronizing and condescending. Like EDI couldn't have analyzed all that data herself?
ME3 turned my expectations upside down.
Before launch I was expecting to:
- Like James Vega
- Not interesting in Kaidan at all
- endings will ruin whole game for me
- Hate Liara
- Won't like ME2 cameos much
- like Cortez romance
- play more MP
- my Shep will look like a crap
Now all my thoughts on opposite direction.
-I hate Vega as he's total meathead.
-Kaidan romance is best thing in the game.
-Endings are meh but I still love story and can easily say ME3 is my favorite Bioware game now.
-I love how they handled Liara/Shep relationship... a storng friendship is rare thing to see in Bioware games. Liara sometimes feels like Shepard's anchor.
-I like Cortez's story, it is not different from the leak but something doesn't click so he stays in friendzone.
-With new factions added to MP I lost my interest. Fighting geth is not fun and I somehow always end up in geth matches.
- He looks awesome. With his mimics and Meer's voice I guess I am actually in love with my Shep.