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Originally Posted by UPtimist
... [In Mass Effect 2] they forgot about the open-endedness of your character to make the decisions he wants, and rather (if you want to be "at the top of your game") forces you to be either the ultimate paragon or ultimate renegade.
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I'm sure a lot of people who played Mass Effect 2 missed out on some of the BEST lines of dialogue and a more dramatic story line
because they felt so compelled to use the mind tricks.
Importing a save that avoided them, almost entirely, made for a better ME3 game. Because I hadn't finessed events skilfully through ME1&2 I had to face some consequences in ME3.
I think part of why the Mordin scene in ME3 gets overhyped is Paragons and Renegades finally face something they can't easily fix, and it was a result of 'best decisions' from ME1 & ME2. In my game I'd fucked up events in the prior games so badly that I was able to save Mordin...
