Should bioware do one final shepard game?

Some people: "We will go settle in the Terminus."

Alliance: "Guys, please don't settle in the Terminus systems, we can't protect you there."

People: "Fuck you! You don't get to tell us what to do. We do what we want. We'll settle in the Terminus."

Alliance: "But the Terminus systems are full of pirates, gangs and warlords. You won't be safe there. We can't send our fleets in there as we already have a huge amount of space to protect and administer and this is too dangerous. We'd be vulnerable to ambushes and can't build reliable supply lines. Also, we can't antagonize the Terminus by sending our fleet in because it will just unite the different factions against us in which case they'd be real threat. Even the council doesn't do that."

People: "Yea well, fuck you, we'll still settle in the Terminus!"

Alliance: "But we have so many colonies in the Traverse that are barely populated. There are entire beautiful planets with barely tapped resources that you could go for. Even our most established colonies like Terra Nova or Eden Prime have just a few million people on them and have like one city each on an entire planet. Or go further out to places like Benning or Elysium or anywhere really."

People: "No, we won't be under Alliance rules and regulations."

Alliance: "But Why? Colonies basically administer themselves for the most part. But ok, this is a really bad idea but you do you, just know that if you really don't want to be in Alliance controlled space, we can't protect you."

People: "Yea well fuck you!"

A few years later...

People: "HELP! Our Terminus colonies are going missing."

Alliance: "We told you we can't protect you out there. But ok, we are sending one of our best operatives and technicians and resources out there as low key as possible so they can build some ground to air/space guns for you, so you have at least some defense."

People: "Yea ok. But they better not spy on us!"

Alliance: "Ok, let's do that then."

A little later when Shepard is on Horizon:

Dude: "This is all the Alliance's fault!"

Even if they didn't (and IIRC, there was some mention in ME2 that they actually did). You don't build your house in the middle of a failed state and then get to complain why the big superpower you moved out of and that has plenty of other problems of their own doesn't send 3 aircraft carriers when something weird happens.

I mean, everybody knows that the Terminus if frigging dangerous and that none of the major powers want's to go there. It's not a big secret, it's all over the extranet.

I really don't get humans (aka the writers at BW who write humans). They started interstellar exploration/colonization like 30 years ago. They barely made a foothold on a dozen worlds or so (which is already super impressive as it is). They have frontiers galore to explore and settle with everything from nice garden worlds to really (and I mean REALLY) challenging environments, with business opportunities and lonely places and whatever you could possibly think of as someone who wants to get "out there". But no, a whole bunch of them want to go into the one area that everyone tells them is full of pirates and criminals and murderers and other kinds of assholes and another bunch says "hey, let's spend trillions of credits to freeze ourselves for 300 years and go on a completely bogus suicide mission to another galaxy".

What is wrong with these people?

That too. But the fact is the Alliance made no effort to find the remains of the SR1. They didn't care.

If/when a remake happens, I would have Shepard survive the beginning, then after being treated for his/her injuries, heads to the location where the SR1 was destroyed. Shepard, A/K and whoever else search the area to find the dogtags.

After spending about 2 years trying to find clues to stopping the reapers, without any success, Shepard meets up with Lawson on the Citadel. She talks about  colonists being abducted. Shepard joins her on Freedoms Progress to get evidence. Later Shepard confronts Anderson who says nothing is being done causing Shepard to flip him the bird. She/he works with Cerberus to get answers. The Alliance aren't fans of that, but know something has to be done.