Should bioware do one final shepard game?

Mordin can survive, though it depends on choices made in ME1, ME2 and ME3. And it means ultimately screwing over the krogan, not something most people didn't do in the first place.

Could you remind me again what your definition of "making things right" was? At the time, I mean. I always had trouble getting anything coherent out of those threads.

Endings that don't end in genocide, slavery, or forced eugenics?

Endings can can end with Shepard clearly dead or clearly alive, rather than "speculations" or "hope"

Endings that actually felt like your choices meant something other than an abstract number.

But you know all this, you're just trolling.

I cure it but but he dies. I sabotage it he dies because I cant stand Wreav.

And yet Shepard does survive depending on ems and if destroy is chosen.

And that's just one example (albeit a large one) of how ME3 utterly failed as the conclusion to a choice based narrative RPG.

And why it's a radioactive dumpster fire that plagues the series to this day.

And no amount of radaway is going to get rid of the radiation... 😁

So, in the words of Sups from that shitty movie: "Mass Effect is dead, bury it."

If the game will be a continuation of the Andromea story (and Shepard is buried forever in a black hole) I will buy it.
If the game does a stupid n-th time Shepard resurrection I rather play Hunnie-Pop (yeah - that bad).

Simple eh?

"Cowardly" is an interesting read of that. What are you saying they were frightened of?

Well Facing Monsters is a major part of an universe where Eldritch Abominations like the Reaper exist. Well It would be funny if they made the Crucible to be an actual Reaper Trap while addressing ME3 endings if made a Post Reaper War Milk Way Mass Effect game.

Two of those are true, but isn't "slavery" Shepard-dependent?

You can make a fairly strong case that Bio should have provided a sunshine-n-rainbows option, yep. While Bio believed that they were making a series with difficult choices and compromises, the actual games are about avoiding consequences and getting exactly what you want. While I liked the vision of the old "Distress Call" trailer, that's not what ME really is. (Virmire excepted, and they almost gave us an escape route from that.)



This never made much sense to me. The breath clip should be interpreted the way it would in a movie or TV show. Nobody sane would see that and think "well, he died anyway a second later." It's a stupid interpretation.

At the time the EC was in development, all the fuss was over the impossible EMS requirements for getting the clip, rather than over whether the clip was meaningless or not. Surely you remember this.



Well, "felt like" is, by definition subjective. And even if we handwave away EMS and the Collector Base choice, that still leaves us..... exactly where ME1 and ME2 were WRT ending choices.

Were you really demanding back then that this be changed? If so, how?





Just thinking of readers who weren't here for those debates. And, honestly, you've employed so much hyperbole over the years that I don't feel competent to guess your actual positions.