You know what's even worse? The Arrival DLC isn't even f***ing needed to ME3's story after all, cause if you didn't play it in ME2 then Shepard wasn't the one who crashed the Project into the Alpha Relay and destroyed the Bahak system (a group of unknown Alliance soldiers did it instead).... which makes the entire reason why Shepard's now back with and detained by the Alliance all the more puzzling and idiotic.BrysonC wrote...
At the end of ME2 you get the distinct impression that your team is really *your* team. You're no longer part of the Alliance, you're no longer part of Cerberus (provided you take the Paragon path), and your only allegiance is to your squad and defeating the Reapers.
And then in ME3 they're all inexplicably scattered to the 4 corners of the galaxy even though they nearly died fighting the Reapers and logically should have remained together continuing to fight toward their goal, waiting for Shepard to return - and the reason that Shepard is unable to stay with them is only properly explained in a paid-for ME2 DLC? Bleh.
Ashley was pretty damn terrible, I'll give you that (unless she was romanced, but that only makes her somewhat marginally improved...), but I thought Kaidan was handled exceptional well throughout ME3.BobZilla 2k10 wrote...
And the people that Romanced Miranda,Jack,Thane,Jacob,Kelly,Samara I think that Bioware essentially has shown their stance on this issue and the same can be said about Ashley & Kaiden as well both where handled poorly in Mass Effect 3.
Modifié par AVPen, 19 août 2012 - 05:26 .





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