plasmid303
Super Freak
That's cool, Irish. Obviously, I'm speaking from my perspective, and each Shepard has a different one. I've said before that I was content with the end now that the EC has tweaked it a bit and added more clarification. The issues that linger were issues that I've come to accept in the months since I first finished the game. Well, more like "tolerated with resignation and sadness". Fortunately, the fact that the EC patched up a lot of plot holes, added a necessary "say no" option, and gave the story a real epilogue went a long way in restoring some sense of respect for Bioware, even though really, the EC should have been the ending(s) from the very beginning.
I've thought about the series a lot in the past few months. I've actually replayed 1 and 2 twice this year, once each before ME3 came out, and a second time each in the past couple months in anticipation for the EC. In total I think I've put in over 300 hours into the ME series since the first released in 2007.
I can say, without a doubt, that Mass Effect is my favorite series of this generation. It was touch-and-go back in March, but now I feel pretty good about it. The EC did good.
I don't want it to end.
I've thought about the series a lot in the past few months. I've actually replayed 1 and 2 twice this year, once each before ME3 came out, and a second time each in the past couple months in anticipation for the EC. In total I think I've put in over 300 hours into the ME series since the first released in 2007.
I can say, without a doubt, that Mass Effect is my favorite series of this generation. It was touch-and-go back in March, but now I feel pretty good about it. The EC did good.
I don't want it to end.