It shouldn't be that surprising. A very good example of this is the Warden of Dragon Age: Origins.
The Warden is arguably the blankest slate of the lot. Shepard in some form always has some kind of personality by the end of the trilogy, but the Warden doesn't even have an actual voice. We as the player must fill even that in with our own imagination. Yet despite the Warden essentially being a plank for us to imprint ourselves upon, people actually wanted this character to return to the sequel!
And the Warden didn't return for the sequel, but the series went on all the same (replaced by -- surprise, surprise -- another generic RPG protagonist!), just as Mass Effect can go on without Shepard ... no matter how much the "No Shepard, No Mass Effect!"-crowd insists otherwise.





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