The concept makes a lot of sense and was really really cool.

I saw a playthrough and I had 3-4 problems:

• everyone seems to be better at colonizing on their own, separate from the home base, whose literal only purpose is to colonize.
• (mechanically the whole colonization thing is trivialized by mary sue story progression and deus ex machina devices)
• all the new aliens are once again roughly 2m tall humanoids
• the ending felt… very “we need setpieces” and “absolutely make it a parade of every minor character we talked to”

ME1 even had Rachni, as non-humanoid npcs, could have something like that…

(And obviously most parts of the art departments did their job well. Hilarious but not game breaking bugs were the exception to the rule. It’s 99% a direction and writing problem.)

I think mass effect is a clear contender, the ending to mass effect 2 was a bit meh, and then it really hit the fan with mass effect 3 and for those who didn’t get message, they also made mass effect andromeda.

The official title is a bit misleading, it says “gameplay”, but clearly what they’re showing is carefully arranged, in engine stuff.

That shoe’s sole was 12.6 inches long, which is roughly the same size as a men’s 14 in the United States, reports Live Science’s Kristina Killgrove.

That is smaller than my shoe size, those scientists have a dumb frame of reference.

Not my fault everyone else has weird and tiny feet.

Yes, but.

Everyone should read the open letter that’s linked in the itch statement, to have a fully informed opinion.

There definitely is a line. Everyone can choose were they draw it. You don’t have to draw it in a way where you end up defending things that are kinda messed up.

There is definitely a hill worth fighting on in that area. I don’t think it’s this exact one.