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[Nullvenom]

Thank you Bioware,
 I have enjoyed the mass effect trilogy thoroughly since starting Mass Effect 1 all the way through the three games up untill everything after the giant beam of light. I did not like the ending... (But I will list my reasons below). However, I was satisfied and often touched deeply by the various conclusions to the subplots and companion/crew stories.  The game play was fun, and exciting at times, and the overall feel and ambience built up inthe game was very thorough, Loved the lore, and codex entries...

So in terms of value, this game is a great experience. Many hours of enjoyment and only about 10 mins of confusion and utter dissapointment.

So, even though I replayed ME1 and ME2 several times my X360 and on my PC. I can't get myself to play this game again...there is nothing to replay it for, nothing to look forward to, no rewards... 

My reasons if still interested..(probably not after reading all other complaints):
  -  While I was prepared for the possibility of Shepard dying....Shepards death seems to have been in vain... why were mass relays destroyed... that galaxy your character unites in preparation for the final fight, with so much hard work, is fractured and splintered into isolated communities in the end with the SR2 in some far away system to start some space based robinson crusoe bit...also didn't the ME2 DLC show that exploding mass relays destroy entire systems?

- All that sci-fi lore and reasoning used to build up this amazing universe, all goes to naught in the end with the weird space magic  phantasm ending... Would it have been hard to just defeat reapers in a way to send them back to dark space? allowing a united galaxy to prepare for another battle? (sure its cheap, but it makes more sense than the current ending...)

- Lastly, why was a TSA check station installed on the Normandy? Why does the commander of a ship have to go through a scan search before entering the CIC war room EVERY time!? 

Anyway, if you've actually read all of this, then Thanks for that.