How will game 'journalists' spin Casey Hudson's return to BW?

My own business experience (dealing with the stock market for a few decades now) tells me that bringing back the man who was there when games were selling very well and who happens to also be the man who was responsible for one of their best titles that for them to seek him out and him to be willing to come back, lots of money was likely involved. And for him to come back in such a powerful capacity then things are possibly a massive clusterfuck over there. We've heard about the development cycle of MEA. Might not be true but sure reads like it given issues on release. I highly doubt Casey or ANYONE would come back and not have it be to a position of more power with more control and say over things and more money to boot. Your understanding of whatever company you are talking about clearly isn't all that applicable here. In the business world and especially in companies where there are shareholders involved, moves like this generally happen for specific reasons. Mainly, problems in house that needed to be fixed and a need or desire to boost reputation as well as fix or improve how things currently are. Timing is key to understanding what is happening. MEA didn't do nearly as well as hoped and was bashed in the media at a near epic level for an ME game. Very negative rumors are being circulated about all things MEA from it's development to what lies ahead and its supposed death. Anthem was pushed back. It might not be going so smoothly as well. Nobody needs to know all the politics, logistical problems, etc. to wisely conclude that a changing of the guard is underway and the guard that is coming in just so happens to be one who was there when the company was thriving.  Sure people can throw around the ME3 endings, but only a small portion of people are still banging on about that. The game was solid in sales so much so that they gave it three DLC. One was a total fan fest but still, they gave it three DLC because it did that well and they wanted to ensure more. 

Why is this thread a thing?

Can we just wait for gaming media to write articles about it. Or better yet ignore them, because they're hardly much better then usual bloggers.

Depends on who pays them.

... and that's why I think the write anything for clicks "system" on the internet needs to change.

People are so quick to forget how he pretty much killed the OT in a whopping ~5 minutes...

The games journos have even us ME fans beat by a country mile.

I have yet to replay the OT since then. Why bother playing when I know that all you do is ought for nothing?

Samantha Traynor.

Because in the game of life, I have no idea when or how I will die, but a comparison between life and a video game is a bit silly, isn't it?

The Citadel DLC doesn't fix anything, tbh, no matter how good it was. ME3 killed the OT for me and there is no changing that.

Tali > All.

Never said it did. My point was Not everyone sees him the way you do,

I get you. That's perfectly fine as while I don't share your view of the OT I do agree that Andromeda is the way forward.

The Milky Way is essentially destroyed in every ending.