04-08-2012
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Well, The indoc theory still has lots of holes in it.
Like...if your EMS is under 3000...You only get the destroy option, and no control or synthesis.
which makes the whole "fight in Shepard's mind" thing void.
Don't get me wrong though. it still makes more sense than....well, what we got.

Bioware screwed the ending up in the worst possible way. The ending makes me sick to my stomach. after all this uproar, Bioware just settles for an "epilogue" dlc that fixes only ONE of the many problems the ending had.
even if the indoc theory is canon, it still breaks one, of two big rules of story endings.
1. The ending can't have a deus ex machina, unless it's been foreshadowed.
2. It can't have been a dream
Honestly, I'm done with Mass Effect, I thought I could get past the ending, but no, it's just ruined the entire series for me. The fact that the reapers were created by this...kid, lowers my opinion of them so much, that I can't even take Sovereign or Harbinger seriously anymore.
Once this...emotionless colossus capable of destroying civilizations...
Now some toy built by a kid
That's when you know an ending fails.
when it makes this guy...
look like this

when it makes this guy...
look like this
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