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

Change may to will definitely then.

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Er, the guy who died on Benning wasn't Udina's son but the son of the Earth ambassador to the Citadel.

Yep, Ambassador Dominic Osoba
. It's possible he will be the next human councilor, if ME4 were to happen.

Why does he talk about it, then?


Udina has always been a hardass bureaucrat. He would always go through the proper channels. Not to mention, he was not pro-Cerberus. So he does a complete 180 and commits political and character suicide. Rather conveniently, since that was what the plot required him to do.

To sort of keep this relevant to the thread, I’ll compare it to how I feel about ME2, and how BioWare bit off more than they could chew with how they handled companions going forward. Too many were disposable, and too many big decisions were made that would leave the final chapter kind of holding the bag. Even then, ME3’s most egregious narrative failings were entirely on that game and that game alone. Even if there weren’t enough zots to really get all that sufficient companion content due to their inherent disposability, some creative decisions just went too far off the rails. Regardless of how awful TLJ was, the cheap, creatively bankrupt decisions in RoS were not born out of being cornered with nowhere else to go, but rather clueless executives and a no talent hack essentially just overcorrecting and practically rebutting the previous chapter, and stuffing in as many ‘member moments as they could, because us dumb pigs will just eat their nostalgia slop. Like, you’re not gonna sit there and convince me that TLJ led to something painstakingly retarded like an antenna that’s required to get advanced starships to leave a planet, which also happens to be installed on one of the ships, which could have been installed on all of them, but weren’t for some crazy ass reason. My brain feels like it ate a jagged metal Krusty-O from thinking about this, and these freaks will keep getting work somehow!

In a completely unrelated point, the Simpsons used to be good too...

Is it time to put early onset Alzheimer's back on my list?
-Early Onset Alzheimer
Getting a doctor's appointment as we speak.

The answer was "you scratch my back, I scratch yours". Which is why Shepard is going around doing errands. The fact that there is no foreshadowing of Udina's treason, until after the coup, which is very convenient for the writing group. You don't need to establish anything, you can just do it after the fact. With zero explanation or motivation behind what is happening. Retroactively trying to justify things happening, is not good writing.


I am going to tell you how a fleet of Imperial ships couldn't hyperspeed jump ahead of the 3 rebel ships ahead of them. Or how the person who could disable the tracker on the Star Destroyer just happened to be on the same cell that Finn and Rose happened to be, which they could only get there, if they were arrested for illegal parking. Or how Poe was berated for destroying the one Imperial ship that could have one shot them regardless of distance. TLJ was full of stupid shit. As was TRoS. I don't know if I'd classify one film better than the other. They're both stupid, TLJ was just more depressingly stupid.

Your sarcasm needs a lot of work.

Franchises need to know when to end.

They're milked until they're dry and dead.