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I like the Yahgs, it's a shame they don't show up more. Intellectual bear-spider sociopaths is an interesting hat for a species.grack posted:Shepard really does have to go through an inordinate amount of effort to get laid.
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The worst thing about the Suicide Mission is that you can get everyone out alive. It's built up as almost certain death, but turns into just another day at the office for Shepherd and the Gang. It would be more interesting, I think, if you always lost some people along the way, with your choices defining who and how many. ME2's recurring sin is offering get out clauses to difficult decisions. Miranda or Jack? Tali or Legion? The correct answer is always 'both', which means there isn't a choice at all. Who does what in the Suicide Mission? Well, here's how to keep everyone alive, so that's the path you follow unless you really want to see your dudes get fried. This is also the first episode in which I actually played the drinking game and now my head hurts.
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When all you have is a lone hero, every problem looks like an opportunity for XP. Keeping the Hammerhead from exploding whenever you nudge a rock is the main challenge in the Overlord DLC. Dealing with mad AI monsters is a piece of cake by comparison. Bioware have had three tries at the space car concept now, and each has been a failure. I just want something that can drive up a mountain and shoot things when it reaches the top. Is that so much to ask?
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Congrats SBP. At this rate you'll reach the end of the franchise in time for Andromeda 2.  Arrival is eh but I like the final battle. Epic music, desperate circumstances and the relay getting closer and closer and closer all the while. It was a really stupid idea of Bioware's for both DA:I and ME3 to have key plot points inherited from DLCs no-one played.
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