[QUOTE="tccavey2"]
I just don't get it. It's been a while since I've played the first 2, but I did not get any impression playing the third (recently) that the story/dialogue/subplots took any hits. The ending was questiionable, but I guess I just didn't emotionally invest myself too heavily to let it ruin the experience for me.
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I thought there was too much melodrama splattered in too many places. Now that I think about it maybe it was the acting and not the writing itself that gave me that idea, although I did get pretty pissed off at the constant cutscenes with the kid in them that were completely pointless except for stirring some childish emotions.
I thought the flashback cutscenes were fine. If not slightly forced, but fitting for the character development in the final chapter of a series. You see these kind of flashback/cutscenes in EVERY movie and videogame now. I think it's hardly something to let ruin the whole experience for you.
For me, the large set-pieces, large-scale battles were what won the game over for me. Adding something the previous installments never really had while maintaining the magestry of sheppard and the crew.
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