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Alot of people are annoyed, OP, because thoughout the series, every single thing which you decided to do MATTERED.
Did you even read my OP? I argued that they did matter: you saving the Krogans and Quarians and Geth, for example. BioWare never lied about that. You're taking it to assume that they will all input at the end of the game.
It got up to a point in ME3 (in this case the last 10 minutes)
Did you even read the OP? The ending of the trilogy is the entire game, not just the Grand Finale.
where what ever you did, did not matter in the slightest. All the things which we were promised, diminished. Saving the Rachni in ME1? Doesn't matter. Curing the genophage and uniting krogans AND Salarians? Doesn't matter because the endings are essentially the SAME. In my opinion, the galaxy is doomed either way.
How do you know that? We don't know if the galaxy is destroyed. We don't know if the mass relays have killed all life because the mass relays did not explode like they did in Arrival. Your interpretation is that they did kill all life. My interpretation is that they received the Crucible's signal, which altered dark energy in the mass relay and converted it to transmissions (go back to the game and read the Codex entry on the Crucible), which are fired at incredible speed and force to other relays. Only when they fire do the relays break, meaning that the energy is expended to the far reaches of space and time, and the destruction of the relays is from the shockwave of the energy being released, thus getting destroyed without releasing that energy to kill all life in the solar systems. We don't see people dying in other galaxies. It's not clear-cut. It leaves us thinking as to what really happened. But we got our endings. See the OP again and argue those points.