I can't feel too badly for the writers when it seems like they never planned out where each character's storyarc was going. Why create so many love interests, allow players to get attached, only to reduce them to bit parts at the end of the trilogy? It seems like sloppy writing and planning on their part. And knowing they already had so many established characters to write for, did not stop them from creating completely new characters to add to the pile.
Asenza wrote...
What bothers me about Thane is that, unlike most of the rest of the ME2 exclusives, Thane's the only one with a death clock over his head.
If Shepard has been incarcerated for X amount of time when the game starts, has she been able to get in contact with him, and he, her? Depending on how the game progresses and how long it is until she can reunite with him, unless some sort of cure/life-prolonging thing has happened to Thane, there is really no way that the conclusion to this romance can be in any way satisfactorily concluded if Thane is dying somewhere and one contrived reason after another is thrown in the way to keep Shepard away.
And yes, I understand that the galaxy is at war, Shepard has sh** to do, but seeing as ME3 is supposed to be a bit like World War 2, with some places fighting and others out of the action, I don't see how it would be unreasonable to hit up (or at least attempt to) old squadmates that might be in danger's path.
I don't know what excuse they might give for the other LI's for their separation from Shepard but with Thane, a total lack of communication between the two of them, given his condition would be disturbing and bizarre.
This. So much.
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