KevShep wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
Mass Effect is not a thinking game. To make the player think in the last 10 minutes of the game is another sign of bad writting. You completely change the mechanic of your story and don't even prepare your audience for it.
This is not a twist unless it is revealed to be. If we saw Shepard wake up in all three version where two of them he wakes up with husk eyes and one without, then That would have made players think and would have tipped people off.
I cant believe that "some" people are saying that its bad writing (and actually believing that with no evidence) when all the evidence points to it and the same "some" of people criticise the pro-I.T. people for believing it with evidence.
Don't get ahead of yourself and assume I belong to a certain category. I liked and believed IT at first. But I played the game again and found some inconsistencies.
I criticise the parts of IT that I don't believe in. These are that the last scene wasn't real, the child wasn't real and that Shepard is on London and not the Citadel.





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