User blog comment:The Milkman/Reaper Logic/@comment-30764484-20120423224149/@comment-84.52.174.203-20120719202743

The Catalyst also contradicts what the series tries to prove since Mass Effect 2: synthetics aren't dangerous. The question whether artificial intelligence has free will, if it has something analogous to morality and if it can be considered alive, is central to the whole series. And Mass Effect 2 started saying yes.

@The Milkman: If you broker peace between the Geth and the Quarians, Tali confesses that she would kill Geth without remorse and that she would be wrong.

Mass Effect 3 was pretty great, aside from the side-quests (if they can be called that) and Diana Allers and Kai Leng. I enjoyed the political theme and the new mysteries and plot-twists, but why did they ruin the ending so bad? I first thought it (the post-Harbinger-shot) can't be real - it must be Shepard dreaming or something, until I saw the epilogue.