Posts Tagged 'geth'
The 5 worst things from Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2 did not deserve the highly positive response it received. The game is flawed at every level. Sadly, our love of its predecessor has blinded us to the ME2’s many problems. This post examines the five worst elements.
This is the final part of my four part series on the flaws of Mass Effect 2. The first post in the series was about the awful characters. The second examined the hellishly bad decisions in the game’s design. Part three enumerated 20 instances of terrible writing in Mass Effect 2.
These are the 5 worst things from Mass Effect 2.
5: All geth are good geth.
I would like to bring to your attention the codex entry for the geth from Mass Effect 1. Please note the last line:
“It should be stressed, however, that in all forms the geth are universally violent creatures.”
Let’s talk about why suddenly making the geth mostly good-guys in order to teach us a hackneyed lesson about sapience was a terrible idea.
The 5 worst things from Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2 did not deserve the highly positive response it received. The game is flawed at every level. Sadly, our love of its predecessor has blinded us to the ME2’s many problems. This post examines the five worst elements.
This is the final part of my four part series on the flaws of Mass Effect 2. The first post in the series was about the awful characters. The second examined the hellishly bad decisions in the game’s design. Part three enumerated 20 instances of terrible writing in Mass Effect 2.
These are the 5 worst things from Mass Effect 2.
5: All geth are good geth.
I would like to bring to your attention the codex entry for the geth from Mass Effect 1. Please note the last line:
“It should be stressed, however, that in all forms the geth are universally violent creatures.”
Let’s talk about why suddenly making the geth mostly good-guys in order to teach us a hackneyed lesson about sapience was a terrible idea.