Kenson orders Shepard to be sedated until the Reapers' arrival, but about an hour and a half before they arrive the Commander manages to wake up, despite increased sedative doses. Shepard fights through the guards while Kenson tries to rally and direct her guards, to little effect as the Commander eventually reaches the Project Control Room.
I hope all the game breaking bugs have been fixed finally in this release. And the difficulty in some spots has been adjusted. The last mass effect was a pure pain in this matter and the reason it was the most hated title in the franchise.
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There was a margin of inaccuracy built into reinforcement arrival times based on the level differences between the Lords involved in a Battle. This effect was minor and added confusion, so it has been removed.
Meanwhile Mass Effect 2's best story, "Lair of the Shadow Broker", was an expansion released over six months after the initial game. Shadow Broker's level design was a massive step forward for the series, and its combination with the buddy comedy/romantic tension of the writing between Shepard and Liara demonstrated the strengths of forcing players to stick with particular companions every now and then. It's the crackerjack peak of the Dirty Dozen vibe ME2 was going for, and frankly, If you didn't play "Shadow Broker," you played a worse game. (And if you did play it but with it and the game in release order, they were disjointed experiences instead of a coherent whole.)
Its is NOT the job of the audience to fill in plotholes. Its our job to decrypt a hidden message/intention from the story. But plot and plotstructure have to be made coherent by the author, NOT by fanfic, and your arguments are fanfic themselves. Theres no evidence in the story that the reapers arent capable of organizing themselves WITHOUT a superreaper/AI God. It is YOUR fiction, which simply assumes that. The plot of mass effect 3 tells us that the reapers were controlled, not that they HAVE to be controlled.
One personal note:Most of the comments from people who think the ending is good as it is blame the retake mass effect movement as a bunch of nerds who unreasonably argue about a perfect ending. I think its interesting, that almost none of you by now made it to put reasonable arguments into discussion which would proof the ending as well written. While on the other hand, those from the retake mass effect movement gave myriads of profounded narratological analyses why the way Bioware handles the ending of Mass effect 3 doesnt fit the quality of the series.
I would say, most of those blaming the retake mass effect movement simply arent capable of giving in, that their understanding of the ending is pure fiction, and that their interpretation that made them like the ending has inconsistencies in itself, because it relies on pseudo-facts which simply arent in the plot.Proof me wrong if you can.
The Bioware writers ARE very good writers, no doubt. But we are handling a videogame here, which has limited ressources and each line of story costs far more here than a line in a book. So there is not too much flexibility in playing around with experimental narrative techniques, structures and so on. Also, i have to stress once more, that you need to be a really really exceptional writer to bring up new ways of telling a story without getting lost in space ^^Just have a look at modern literature from the turn of the century 19/20: Döblin, Hemingway, Poe, James Joyce with his Ulysses, you name them! What they have encrypted in their literature with words cant be transponed to any screenwork, not with conventional methods in movies or videogames. And since mass effect always was a quite conventional story with conventional narrative methods, simply worked out in a brilliant manner, it should have sticked to it, as i think. 2ff7e9595c
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