You stated

My response

You answered

You completely ignored the first part of my statement and focused solely on the last part.

Perhaps I should make myself more clear, your decisions in the 3 games have no impact on what ending you get, well there is one, but it only has an impact if you have low EMS.

And I'd also like to hear your thoughts on the Guardian, that thing you meet in the Citadel.

No, my statement applied to all of it. Why wouldn't it? The choices you make are still there, their effects still being felt. The first half of your statement only framed the latter half, and is encompassed in my response, and now again. What, do you expect me to argue with you about it? The first half of your statement is perfectly correct. The second half is just a point on which we disagree.

I'm slow to process this sort of thing, give me a few hours to digest the ending a bit.

I wanted you to acknowledge it, to me it seemed like you were ignoring it, and the latter part was not that important, just one of my complaints.

I would have preffered the endings flowed from your choices throught the game, not gather enough EMS, afther that pick your favorite color.

Take your time, I had months to process the endings and still dislike them. If you want I can name things that were in the script, but cut from the finale game. Expect a Retake Omega DLC.

After reading those comics I was really looking forward to the fight for Omega. That was going to be awesome.

As I recall there was going to be some fighting against Cerberus, they were embargoing Omega. And you had to travel through the Omega 4 relay and get some ancient pirate booty to get Aria on your side. Zaeed would have played a larger role as well.

That could have been good. It would have been fun to break the blockade, fight my way through the body of Cerberus's troops, etc. I'm disappointed we didn't get to do that.

My reaction is slowly coalescing and it's turning negative. Badly negative. I can't help wondering if this is because my expectations were affected by the people around me, or if... no, no that's not the case, I ignore people's bithcing all the time when I think something is great, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is still awesome, but...

There are.... thematic problems with how all of this shit went down.

I loved the game so much. You know? The way your choices from throughout the series coalesced, the way that the different characters had resolved story arcs (though Zaeed left a lot to be desired), the way crew members would talk to each other even if you weren't there, a particular scene between Garrus and Tali near the end...

So much of it was so good, you know? But the ending is important. The ending gives context to the whole story. And there's definitely something wrong here, not with.... some parts of it are fine, but others...

After almost finishing act 1, I've got to say my only complain with the game so far is the bugged minor quests in the Citadel. Some are supposed to give out War Assets and credits and only give out exp and some don't trigger at all (Citadel: Biotic Amp Interfaces and Citadel: Krogan Dying Message) when they should.

Go ahead and finish Act 1, it's fantastic. Act 2 is similarly phenomenal.

ME 3 is a good game, it is not a perfect game and certainly not deserving of the scores some reviewers are giving it. It has quite a few flaws, some of them could have been easily corrected. The cynic in me is saying they focused too much on the multiplayer and not enough on the singleplayer.

For most people its that they spent 100s of hours, trying out different playthroughs and this is how it ends. And that is whats upsetting them