@gdnmt: Psh, you totally can polish turds. You've just gotta wait for a few million years until it's fossilized first.

@blindbsnake: The ending of ME 3 was mediocre. Nothing more and nothing less. The rest of the story though was good. Especially if you were playing Renegade Shepard. By that point, Shepard was Saren. And on the whole I'd say it's as good as ME 1.

ME: A is as good as ME 1&3. It seems to me that a lot of people have nostalgia glasses on when it comes to the Shepard Trilogy. But none of the Mass Effect games have been perfect.

Nine days until I get my hands on ME: A. I'm looking forward to the midnight launch from gamestop.

@musalala: To be fair, the repetitiveness of the terrain and the fact that the places were devoid of life is realistic. People can walk in the wilderness all day and never come across an animal in the real world. And if you've ever driven across states you'd see that the landscape often doesn't change.

@michyeosseo: What negative PR? You mean all the people whining about the game who are acting like my three year old nephew? Or the fact that there wasn't much info about the game until the last . . . What, six months? Todd Howard did the same with Fallout 4 and I don't recall people complaining about it.

As for a limited and lackluster advertising campaign. They've been showing a lot of stuff about ME: A in the last couple of months.

@chiefwiggum16: Then you're missing out. A little patience isn't a bad thing. Plus the elevator dialogue had moments of humor.

@Thanatos2k: Hyperbole: Exaggerated claims not meant to be taken literally.

Three more weeks until ME: A. I've got it pre-ordered and paid off!

@Barighm: Point out where exactly Bioware said they had just begun finetuning ME: A, will you?