Eski.Moe wrote...
I think there's a difference though between actual books meant to expand the world of Mass Effect and stuff like the Liara doll and so on. I realise the latter is gonna exist. It makes sense and doesn't really degrade the world. It's all a part of hyping everything up. The former however should not be allowed to be ground into the dirt. Obviously people who care about the series are going to buy and/or read the books and when you already have a precedent of decent stories being told, it's insulting when something of Deception's calibre comes prancing about.Icinix wrote...
Eski.Moe wrote...
I'm not talking about the book though, I'm talking about the series in general. The Mass Effect world.
Surely allowing this piece of work to even be released is insulting. It degrades the subject matter and it's not as if Deitz's shortcomings as a writer aren't unknown. Perhaps Bioware saw all the negativity as exaggerated and decided to trust in his 'skills' but then did they not read what was being presented to them?
I know I'm probably exaggerating and I realise that this book is a very small thing in the scope of things, it's just confusing that it's allowed to exist.
Yeah - but there are some interesting things in some of the comics - and the anime doll of Liara - and a few other bits and pieces that seem inconsistent with the ME world.
I guess its all about market saturation.
When something is hot, you'll sell themed ash trays to people who don't smoke - even if the ash tray is made of flammable material.
Oh its definitely a "What the..." moment if you're a fan who is familiar with the world.
But all popular franchises have had this happen to them.
Star Wars and Star Trek have both had books published that totally fly in the face of the original material. Even the heavily hyped and 'canon' Star Wars books have some stuffed up lore in them.
I'm not saying its right, and I hate it, but I think its at a point where quantity of Mass Effect themed products and media has now surpassed quality.




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