Persephone wrote...
Flying an Orni in the original Dune is not a cutscene.
What Dune are you referring to then?
Pods? Down to plants and furniture? Grasping at straws now.
Justified contrivance.
I wasn't talking about side quests there.
Well you were responding to my point, and I was.
Irrelevant? It was exactly that tragedy that got to me. A fluffy re-union wouldn't have been half as powerful to me.
Yes yes yes nihilism is so chic these days. Everybody go off and die for drama!
Mind you I would've settled for dying without being forced to betray all of my ideals and condemning everybody I ever cared about to death so that 10,000 years later some senile old twit could wax philosophical about the stars he's never been to.
Less dialogue options what? Grasping at straws again.
Did you see a neutral option I haven't?
No. You haven't. Trust me, if you think ME3 is a shallow game (!) you have no idea what a shallow game is. You are so over the top melodramatic in your tirades, I find it hard to take you seriously at this point. A while ago you still made valid point....now all you do is rant, twist everything to fit your bitterness and bash for the sake of superiority. I am sick and tired of the "*Insert older game* was so much better than *Newly released game*" nostalgia. It's all about the endings, I am sick of that too btw.
Criticising tirades with a tirade. Alright.
Nope. It's shallow. It's written poorly, aside from Rannoch and Tuchanka. There is less care and more cyncism placed into this game.
Mac Walters is a terrible story writer, who completely ruined what could've been one of the most epic finales ever, leaving a mediocre, unsatisfying,
shallow story where Shepard isn't ours, characters behave like idiots, the gameplay lacks variety, the sidequests are near non-existent and on top of all that, the ending is atrocious.
Bitterness? You're damn right I'm bitter. They can't take something I love and turn it into a nihilistic joke and expect no consequences. Mass Effect 1 was better. Not because it's older, but because it lived up to it's potential.