VentureBeat claims we're going to get a MET Remaster "Legendary Edition"

The skill system is where I never fully got into the game.  It felt like it was complicated to be complicated, so I never got far into the game.

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If I don't like a skill system it will drive me out of a game quickly.  KoA isn't alone in that regard and I tried playing the game multiple times.
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I wanted so badly to like that game. But it ended up feeling like an MMO with an empty server.

I can never tell when he's trolling.

My main wish list item for a remaster would be to make the default Femshep from ME3 also available in ME1 and 2.

My secondary one would be to add back in the deleted same sex romances from ME1 and 2 that were cut (Kaidan and Ashley in ME1, Thane and Tali in ME2).

You're probably right. Graphics overhaul at best - but it would also be nice if they went back and tweaked some stuff with each game to make it more cohesive. ME3 combat across the entire trilogy would be so amazing though. Probably costs way more than EA wants to foot the bill for though, as that'd be like a RE2-style remake for the first game.

Retrofitting ME3 combat to ME2 might be doable. Some ME1 areas have so little cover that they'd give huge difficulty spikes.

And then you get the Citadel DLC. Ugh.

No one can agree to what a "proper" ending entails though. Even from ME 1, I could tell the Reapers simply being destroyed conventionally wasn't going to be traditionally achievable given what the writers were originally going for. The Geth as a faction I was expecting to be the game changer after ME2, but then ME3 neutered them with a surprise Quarian attack at just the right moment. 

What I wish is that we got a chance to see what happens if we allowed A.I. to evolve in the galaxy without the Reapers, and perhaps the consequences could be bad/good depending upon how we handled the Geth or EDI's development. Even if the Starkid was correct, I'd like to have found that out for myself and I'm sure many others would. Life should be allowed self determination no matter how said life came about, so long as it isn't endangering other life.

If I were developing the trilogy, I think it would have been poetic to end the Reapers via atoning another A.I. faction, and this even fits the narrative of atonement with past mistakes like the Krogan. But, that's just my perspective. The whole "A.I. will always rebel" plot is nonsense. If anything, synthetics needed protection from organics, and the trilogy even proved this in nearly every single instance. A race of cyborgs is also not the "pinnacle of evolution" because biology is still limiting comparatively to a S.A.I. or super intelligence. It offered organics a way not to be left behind sure, but who's to say that just pure A.I. is not the pinnacle of evolution? Life is always in motion, so such a "pinnacle" wouldn't even be known in any case till galactic heat death occurs.

In short, too much emphasis was placed on emotional humanistic qualities for the original endings, rather than cold hard science. You can have a great ending without sacrificing the latter. In any case, a remaster will likely not change the endings at all aside from giving a few more slides & details. Wish I could have the above that I described, but I doubt it. 

I don't think they want to fail. I think they no longer know how to succeed. Obviously, they were forced to make compromises, from EA meddling and as much as they refuse to say it was so, Drew Karpyshyn has made that clear, I think.

No. The DA dialogue wheel is vastly less descriptive of what the actual line is supposed to convey and the "icons" that help describe what the tone of what is going to be said is, are just fucking stupid.