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

The galaxy is in ruins, Shepard is dead or dying, the near future is a galaxy in turmoil. Sure, maybe it is shown that in the future that shit gets better, but I don't care about the speculative future, I cared about the now, and the now was bleak.

... and the now being bleak... the reality of considerable colateral damage... was foreshadowed throughout the Trilogy.  Don't recall the times Garrus told Shepard that he/she wasn't going to be able to save everyone and the debates about the "cold--hearted calculus" of war?

[Most of the damage was done before the endings, wasn't it?

As for Shepard, I think we have to apply standard interpretive techniques to the breath clip. Over the decades we've seen many scenes like that in films and TV. I'm not aware of any case where the character really was dying in such a scene. (You can play authorial intent here since the Final Hours app apparently shows that the scene was supposed to be ambiguous, but that just makes the player the final authority on what actually happens after the scene.)

Suggestive title is suggestive:

www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-07-18-bioware-boss-aaryn-flynn-quits-just-months-after-mass-effect-andromeda-launch

Excellent

Good thing no one cares then, you know?

See, already got some salt from this guy. Easy peasy.

No I didn't know I could.
Edit: Spelling.

I'm not going to go out of my way to trash anyone and everyone who likes the endings like some on these boards to with ME:A, but my opinion on the ending doesn't and won't change either with arguments to the contrary.

Imo, the endings killed the OT for me, personally. We can agree to disagree, but this topic is old hat anyway and not really worth diving into on the ME:A General Discussion board.

Let and let live, agree to disagree and all that jazz. Maybe one day I will try once again to do an OT runthrough, but that time is not now.

Certainly... live and let live... That's why I opened my comment with "that's your prerogative."

Regardless of how the journalist's spin Casey's return, I personally think that what's happened here is that Aaryn wanted out after having lived through such stress over the ME3 endings (which he said had cost him lots of therapy bills) and Bioware has been trying to figure out a replacement for him.  Casey has agreed to come back so that Aaryn could step down.  It's basically all there in Aaryn's announcement.

The bottom line here is that fan reactions are chewing through Bioware staff... and, quite frankly, I think there having trouble hiring experience people because those people don't really want to expose themselves to all this shit.  The fans keep speculating on a bunch of other causes because they don't want to admit to just how hard all of this has been on this company from the perspective of staff morale.  Regrettably, we've already lost a number of creative people from Bioware.  Aaryn is just one more.  It did (s/b did not) take long for people to start chewing again on Casey... even though, a week ago, a number of people were advocating for his return.

IMO, all this "speculation FROM everyone" has gotten to the point of being completely ridiculous.

They need to bring the hammer down on Bioware's over the top SJW proselytizing.  And no, all of you that I just triggered, I'm not going to argu what is and isn't SJW preaching.

Well, you can't really shoot something that isn't solid.

But then how'd you Refuse by accident? I though the dialogue path was pretty clear.

there could be speculation as to whether MEA2 will have 3 endings.