Garrus got less interesting to me over the course of 3
One would think the guy who took a rocket to the face would get treated better (although the Citadel bottle shooting match was funny)
I liked Legion's moral ambiguity, Shephard uses him as much as he uses Shepard
Well my Shepard would grab both your Shepards and make them kiss!
In any case, it's too bad that Garrus can feel a bit underdeveloped because of this. I mean, he will apologize to Tali at some point, yet somehow I never quite feel that the character grows much.
My Shepard would rather kiss you. 
Anderson, grew to dislike him more and more, especially as they tried to artificially force a father-Son relationship in ME3 & railroaded him out of the council job with just a tiny codex entry. You'd think he would have had a contrite comment after Udina turns out to be a bloody traitor. In ME1 i actually didn't mind him.
My Shepard would rather kiss you.
Well, beats kissing a turian!
Liara. I liked her in ME1 when she was this cute, nerdy, naive girl. I never romanced her, but she was still likable. But then they tried to turn her into some sort of badass and it felt contrived. And her voice acting also seemed to get worse in ME2 and ME3. I also agree with Bioware constantly shoving her down our throat got annoying.
Ashley also. I gave that girl two fair shots and even romanced her in one of them. In ME1 I found her arc interesting. But in ME3, she does... nothing. I figured she'd be somewhat like Kaidan who had meaningful and interesting scenes that grew his character. Or that she would talk to other squad members on the ship like Kaidan did. Nope, she did none of that, and her romance was even pretty boring. Without romancing her, she's about 50 times more boring. I usually save Kaidan on Virmire 90% of the time regardless of my Shep's gender, but after that last playthrough, Kaidan will stay alive 100% of the time.
Liara. I liked her in ME1 when she was this cute, nerdy, naive girl. I never romanced her, but she was still likable. But then they tried to turn her into some sort of badass and it felt contrived. And her voice acting also seemed to get worse in ME2 and ME3. I also agree with Bioware constantly shoving her down our throat got annoying.
Ashley also. I gave that girl two fair shots and even romanced her in one of them. In ME1 I found her arc interesting. But in ME3, she does... nothing. I figured she'd be somewhat like Kaidan who had meaningful and interesting scenes that grew his character. Or that she would talk to other squad members on the ship like Kaidan did. Nope, she did none of that, and her romance was even pretty boring. Without romancing her, she's about 50 times more boring. I usually save Kaidan on Virmire 90% of the time regardless of my Shep's gender, but after that last playthrough, Kaidan will stay alive 100% of the time.
Yeah, I agree with you. Seems as many people hated her in ME1, loved her in ME2, then w/e in ME3.
I don't hate her at all, but it's surprising to see someone like me who liked her in ME1.
Alright, but apart from that
and Barla Von's shadow brokers' squad
the Asari second fleet
the shadow broker intel
the sex across 3 episodes
the 5000 credits she gave you on Illium
and saving your ass a few times with her biotics.
then writing you name in the stars
What has Liara really ever done for Shepard?
You had me at 'the sex across 3 episodes" 
I used to like Liara before she became so untalkative and depressing in ME3.
I used to like TIM when he was not written by Artsy-hipster-cap-wearing Mac Walters. (He did not write him in 2, and you just know it. He's way too inarticulate to have written that dialogue)
I used to like Anderson when he was virtuous and clear and articulate instead of a "Man's Man" & "Hell, ****, mean SOB, you done fucked up **** ****" in ME3.
I used to like Udina when he had grey hair and spoke like a Monty Python character and was a sniveling scumbag in ME1 instead of a coldhearted coward who deserved to die for his actions and for dying his hair in ME3.
I used to like EDI when she was just that blue bubble with Helfer's calm and soothing voice instead of her orgasmic moany voice and her supposedly sexy robot-body and the writers decided to force the idea that she was as alive as an organic regardless of how much you renegade her down our throats.
I used to like Legion when he was all about hard sci-fi and made you understand what made Geth unique in ME2 unlike his ME3 counterpart where all his techy sci-fi exposition is deliberately vague and the reaper virus makes geth alive because some random orb we look at in the command center looks like it's breathing... or something. I liked him before he turned into pinnochio jesus.
I liked Samara when her code left you in awe and with a sense of respect for justicars before ME3 when her code dictates stupidity and contrived melodrama.
and lastly, I used to like Shepard before he became an automatic moron. At least I was the one giving the greenlights to make him say something stupid whether I actually had a choice in it or not in ME1 and ME2. In 3 he just insists on saying groan-worthy or ignorant statements all the ****** time.
I also liked the lead writer until he became Mac Walters.
Legion.
I wouldn't say I ever disliked the character, but he became less interesting the more he got the Pinocchio treatment. He was a casualty of Mac's love for all things Humans Are Special.
Ashley is one. I didn't mind her in the first or second games but she just became forgettable for me in the 3rd. I think that's why I usually save Kaidan, I feel like he just has more to offer in the 3rd game over Ashley.
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