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Originally Posted by Henry Fool
That makes no sense at all. Clearly you enjoyed the characters and the game, but it's all for nothing because Bioware didn't deliver every single thing you personally would have wanted in the next game. You got to meet the characters but you didn't get to play them. Miranda was in the game, her story continued. They aren't all tied to Shepard forever. The ME2 mission was done.
I think some people just enjoy their gloomy disappointment. This is why Bioware's clarifications won't help much, because once you've decided that the game is a terrible disappointment, you can come up with an endless list of reasons. One guy wanted this character, another guy wanted some other character, and it's a such a cop out that everyone didn't get to play every character they personally wanted.
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IMO its kind of an insult to have you running around in ME2 building friendships and allies and getting to know peoples back stories only to have them pop up in ME3, tell you whats going on, and then leave.
Its just a big slap in the face to me, like why did i even bother doing those side missions, they didnt impact the game all that much... just stupid IMO.
I wish they had brought back most of the "main cast" and that you moved forward with relatively the same team you did in ME2, especially because ME2 just seemed like a bridge into ME3 and not really like its own game/plot.