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[chidingewe8036]

Mass Effect 1 and 2 had epic storylines, epic soundtracks, and the best romances and character scripts in my opinion. The storylines of Mass 1 and 2 fit together and complemented each other alot better, your decisions from ME1 carried over to ME2 perfectly (in my opinion) and had more of an impact. The large number of squad members was heaven for me I absolutely loved having all those options avaliable and they were on my ship the whole time, they were my Shepard's team, if Liara and Ash. had been recruitable in ME2 I would not have any desire to play ME3 at all even before it came out with its controversial ending. Mass Effect 3 was a great game in its own right don't get me wrong but it just felt out of place and cut off from the rest of the series. What do you guys think? Thank You for reading and responding

After Mass Effect 2's Ending I created my on fan fiction on paper of how Shepard and his crew's story ended and how the reapers were ultimately defeated AND MY SHEPARD LIVED (RETURN OF THE JEDI TYPE ENDING NO EWOKS THOUGH DARN LOL) so I could care less about the ending of ME3 because it not how my hero's story ends at all lol but I thank Bioware for creating the journey.

[Hogge87]

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To me, the music in Mass Effect was truly and purely amazing. Many of the missions were great and I love a lot of the stories. While the first two ME games introduced me to a lot of new location, ME3 actually gave me the opportunity to solve the probles which troubled the characters in previous game and let me visit places I've been wondering over, like Thessia and Rannoch.

I think we need to give it some time before we say which parts of the ME-series was better or worse. I mean, when I played ME2, I first liked it less than ME1. But now when replaying the entire series, I think that ME2 might be better. This may of course be because I downloaded a bunch of DLC for ME2, giving me new squadmates, more weapons and of course Lair of the Shadow Broker.