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[Bail_Darilar]

Quote from the book:

"One of the plans on the drawing board was to have the Illusive Man turn into a Reaper creature for the final battle. Eventually, this plan was scrapped, since we wanted to give players the satisfaction of fighting a character they know rather than a random creature. The design implies that the Illusive Man's weapon is his intelligence, not his physical strength."

[Storenumber9]

Yeah, I remember that.

I'm kind of glad they cut that out.

[Dean_the_Young]

Much of the pre-release spoilers about Cerberus were highly disappointing.

I'm very glad they changed it to a 'Cerberus is a wild card playing with fire for a larger goal', rather than 'Cerberus is working for the Reapers for no clear reason.'

Still disappointed about the Illusive Man, but that ship burned long ago.

[Bail_Darilar]

I'm kinda glad they did and sad they didn't. I was really hoping for a big boss battle near the end of the game that you solo'd as Shepard or something. It would have also been a nostalgic treat for those who played ME1 and experienced the bit at the end where Saren shoots himself and is resurrected.

[GuiltySource]

I'd have taken any boss fight, over no boss fight and a crappy ending with the godkid.

[eurohunk2]

I'm glad they didn't do the whole Illusive man brute route, it avoided me feeling this is just saren all over again and I can't just use my words to resolve a conflict, but still him shooting himself was just weak and I was really hoping to convince him beforehand to help instead of him always ignoring how I'm kicking his best soldiers butts and am infinitely better then that "assassin" of his

[Bail_Darilar]

Here's spme images for all of you who are interested:

[10 Steps Back]

Now that I see the conept I'm glad they didn't

[Adamantium93]

I dont like the art, but i was expecting an "assuming direct control" showdown of a TIM-Harbinger hybrid.