The plot was a total homerun

Have to admit that made me laugh because the parallels are so painfully obvious that even I groaned, and I'm a defender of ME3's ending
The story is super lackluster, and instead of trying to settle for something new and exciting, different or... actually a little tension due to going to a new and potentially dangerous galaxy, this is just a rehash of everything we've seen in ME before.

Wow, when you summarize it like that. Maybe they played it a bit too safe? Just maybe!

Don't forget we'll have a Kett squadmate!

That moment when you realise that the Kett transform other species into their own kind.


I feel like everything is just rehashed nostalgia right now. I'm not sure if this is just a normal part of getting old or if JJ Abrams is to blame.

That moment when the Nexus leaders came together to agree that you shouldn't go running to what turned out be the Remnant city, but you sneak off and do it anyway.. Because you had the most capable ship for the job.. Seemed a bit familiar.

Please please let it continue in the next one! I need me some crazy ass biotic sexy time below deck!

If there ever was a setting where you don't have to fight an evil alien invader to have a good story, this was it.
I have come to the realization that BioWare is incapable of writing story without resorting to relying a pure evil enemy fighting you for pure evil reason. It makes sense with reapers or the blight, but I don't see why meridith has to be corrupted by lyrium idol, or even why DAI needs corephyus in the plot at all.

Final choice was the worst, I still don't get who exactly I'm chosing for what position of which governing body created and voted by whom. Like, is it Angara-Nexus joint government? Then why do I even have a say on Angara representative, shouldn't they be chosing their own?

It's mass effect but trying to prove god doesn't exist instead of playing as she-Jesus.

Because nobody played as male Shepard

Casey Hudson was probably very religious and Mac Walters probably not.

It would be mostly about saving the other Arks and establishing colonies. There wouldn't be vaults. The Kett can't instantly change somebody either. 
Archon would be in heleus to Harvest planets for resources, uncaring who is on them. 


If you don't help the Krogan they can ally with the Archon since they too are desperate for a resource and they are the only species the Archon likes since they are tough. 
We don't understand the technology because the Archon have been developing it during the 600 years while we slept. The angara are created through evolution and God like anyone else not some machines. (God wouldn't be confirmed but I wouldn't disrespect the idea either) Ryder would be allowed to be religious based on Dialgoue choices instead of any choice saying they don't believe in God or heaven. 

The sibling would wake earlier and be weak. They'd research info you send them on the Tempest as a recon specialist and develop a relationship with the human of the opposite sex of them (since the human companions are straight anyway)

while settling on planets you need to find ways to stay safeness from environmental hazards not vaults that magically change the weather. You'd fight off Kett bases and vaults would be replaced by stopping the Kett from draining resources and killing the planets by shutting down their systems. 

Meridian is an advanced planet made by the Jardaan to have a safe haven when the Kett took out their planet years ago. The Jardaan are living in the interior and notice we settle the surface of the planet giving them hope that they've finally found a powerful ally. Archon tries to destroy they're city becoming obsessed with that; primus just wants to harvest resources for their empire. 

The scourge can still be a weapon but I'd make it something used against the Kett or to slow them down but it backfired. Made by ancient angara which is why they got set backwards in technology and all their colonies lost communication with one another so they all know bits and pieces of their history and you piece it together. 

We will be the judge of that.