Unpopular opinions

- Kai Leng should've killed Liara on Thessia instead of throwing her across the screen like a sack of potatoes
- Shepard should've had the option to throw the former hologram turned platform out the airlock
- Joker should've been thrown in the rubber room for saying there's no regulation against dating the ships ai
- Garrus adds nothing to ME3 and should never of been a squadmate
- Liara should've been sent to Hackett after Mars
- Ashley is the best when it comes to using a sniper rifle
- there should've been an option to push Garrus into the water
- peace should've been achievable without having Legion and Tali in ME3
- loyalty missions should never of meant life or death for squadmates
- Shepard should've been able to survive ME2 if all squadmates died
- I prefer Wreav over Wrex
- I never liked the touchy-feely scene between Anderson and Shepard on the Citadel
- Harbinger is one of the best characters in ME. ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL. excellent
- Rupert Gardner is the best cook in the universe
- Jacob and Brynn should've been squadmates in ME3
- Harbinger should've fired on the Normandy during the what-the-crap evac scene
- I don't mind letting the council die in ME1
- there should of been an option for Shepard to say that's for not killing that stupid asari on Thessia you SOB when stabbing him

I'm sure I'll post more

I prefer killing Shiala. That's probably not popular.

It's kind of funny that, say, if you don't do all the sidequests on Feros, and let her live, then the Colony is successful (except with her weird Asari mindmelding). But if you do the sidequests and kill her, it's fine too. That's kind of subtle, but neat roleplaying there. I prefer the latter, where humans find their own way in the universe through work and simple effort.. instead of "embracing eternity".

lol.. you gotta explain the Thane one please. What'd he ever do?

Thane and Drell story - I don't like this pseudo-sentimental stuff. Doesn't match with the assassin jobs either - makes no sense to me. Rot on Kepral syndrome already!

What. The. Fuck.

Apparently all of my opinions are unpopular here.

1.  Mark Meer did a better job of voicing Shepard throughout the entire Trilogy.  Jennifer Hale generally overacted the role.  Meer's more deadpan voicing makes for more versatile roleplaying.

2.  Romance-able characters for FemShep all generally suck (especially Thane).  Although the scenario in ME3 where she can lose both her previous romances in a single day is intriguing, it's not followed through very well.

3.  There are as many actual dialogue choices in ME3 as in ME1.  I prefer the autodialogue in ME3... which just eliminates the annoyance of ME1 where the player has to press a button in order to "select" the same line regardless of which position on the dialogue wheel it is selected from.  If I'm going to have to press a button to make a choice, I want the resulting dialogue to be different with every choice I make.

+1

here's another one:

Garrus and Liara are the least interesting companions in ME2 and ME3.

Gods, yes, can't stand Thane either, pretentious emo-assassin, blah. And it's such a pity Morinth was left largely undeveloped - she'd make a really fascinating character, a genuine villain.

I also have no problem with ME3 endings.

Vega, Kaidan and Javik are basically non-existent in my playthroughs, don't find them interesting at all.

He feels so damn sorry for himself ALL THE TIME.  Dude never shuts up about it, yet Kasumi just lost the love of her life and you don't see her moping all the time.
The way they do the memories thing is creepy and self-absorbed....I could have the entire ME series without the drell and I wouldn't miss them a bit.

Fair enough. Although I think Kasumi just hides her grief better. She'd just as easily rather retreat into her fantasies, if you let her save the Greybox data. She wants to ride out the whole Reaper invasion with Fake Keiji.

Tela Vasir was the best antagonist in the game, because she was the only one to really challenge the player´s self-image of having the overall high ground in justifying the consequences of our choices. I do disagree with her actions, but she essentially owned Shepard in that last dialogue.