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>Initializing response... Mass Effect is my all-time favourite video game series, let's get that out of the way. For me, it is THE video game series. For this reason, I will always be biased in its favour and I will defend it to the day of my alleged death. However, as every established aspiring video game employee, I am capable of critical thinking and I will attempt to use this informed ability to try and assess the impact BioWare has had on the industry with its games, mostly ME. The condensed synopsis for the original Mass Effect trilogy follows like this: in the year 2183, Commander Shepard, a renowned space mariner with a substantial service record, gets assigned on the ship SSV Normandy for a routine artifact recovery mission that goes awry. The Commander is attacked by mobile AI army of geths led by Saren Arterius, a Spectre gone rogue. They are after the same object tasked to be retrieved by Shepard, an ancient beacon left behind by the Protheans, a now-extinct a...

>Initializing response... I have strong, sometimes extremely biased opinions on a lot of things. Sometimes I blurt out opinions or pseudo-knowledge without even getting familiar with the issue at hand and that usually doesn't end well for me. Nearly more than anything else, it is hard for me to admit that sometimes I'm wrong. I hate to take back my words, it's embarrassing. I don't want to give other people the pleasure of thinking they're somehow higher and mightier than I am - not implying I'm somehow superior compared to them either - and I like to have the last word. Boy, do I. But enough about opening up online, I'm making this post to talk about one of the most terrible movie sagas in existence. Today, I will take back some carefully chosen words I've stood behind for years on end. I still subscribe to the idea (or rather, the fact) that the movies I'm about to address and the books they're based on are an utter waste of space on this ...

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