[ SECRET POST #3076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3076 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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17. [WARNING for rape/sexual abuse]








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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The ending is exactly what made it worse than ME2. Not just the shitty skittles choice at the very end, either; the entire ending seemed lackluster after you hit the beam. The game kind of came to a screaming halt so you could watch what amounted to a half-hour-long cutscene with a couple of quicktime events thrown in, and then it was over. It felt a little bit like the video game equivalent of someone getting sick of their WIP 100k words in, and just throwing their plot notes up as the last chapter.

[diet_poison]

haha, that's actually a pretty good description of the ending.

That said, it's kind of hard for me to say it ruined the entire game because it was very good up until that point; it wasn't a pervasive problem with characters/mechanics/storytelling/etc. that was noticeable through the entire game. I think it was more of a single major misstep than a sign of bad/declining quality in a company.

(Haven't played the DA games, so I can't speak for that.)