7 Reasons Why All The Mass Effect 3 Hate Is Unjustified

Posted By | On 23rd, Mar. 2012

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Mass Effect 3 answers a lot of questions

BioWare has raised several questions for us players ever since the release of Mass Effect 1, and even though they have answered many of them as time went on, many major ones- like the history of the Protheans and the Reapers- remained unanswered. The reason Mass Effect 3 is such a huge success, in my eyes, is that is successfully manages to answer all the big questions the first two games posed, and in a very satisfactory manner. While I was disappointed that many threads did get left untied- like Tali’s face, or the Illusive Man’s real name, or what the hell the Catalyst really was and who created it- I was satisfied with what I had seen by the time I was done with the game.

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