This fits well with the recent trend of really good indie games and mediocre "big studio" games.

The idiots win. Just like always.

@STrugglingFool Sure, they're born a certain gender, but they're also born with the desire to be transgender. There's no choice involved either way.

The responses to this article will be interesting. I'm pretty neutral about all of this. I don't think there's anything "wrong" with being transgender, but it's also not something I'd want for my children. It's one thing to be gay--gay people are usually pretty secure in their identity. Being transgender implies that you need to change yourself, and I can't see that as being an easy process for anyone.

Am I the only one who would have been disappointed with a happy ending? It would feel very fake.

I think people are being too hard on ME3. I really hated DA2 because it was a rushed mess with no redeeming qualities. ME3 might have problems, but the combat and gameplay are quite a lot better than the previous games in the series.

This phenomenon isn't really restricted to gamers--it's just a byproduct of being anonymous. As far as her point, I really don't care. DA2 was a bad game though. I wish Bioware would talk about that instead.

It's hilarious, I follow some link on the Bioware forums about favorite quotes, and guess who's loudly proclaiming DA2 "the best written RPG in recent memory." See for yourself: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/115/1158662p2.html

texasgoldrush has been posting here nonstop for days. I wonder how much Bioware pays him per hour.

@texasgoldrush I think you're admitting that it's unfair, but claiming that the unfairness is okay. Of course it's not fair to make a decision that will decide the life of your sibling without realizing it, only a lunatic would call that "fair." The difference is that you think that kind of thing is acceptable, and I think it's junk. I didn't like the Witcher and I didn't play Planetscape Torment. This discussion is about DA2, not what some critics said about other games.