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Some people will say yes, but more people would say no, why bother? For some, the choice-less galaxy collapsing ending has completely spoiled the series, and therefore the possible DLC and replays.

Yea, all the Turians and Quarians in the Sol system may die due to starvation, unless Quarian liveships can produce food enough after all the fighting for both. But the Quarians will never set foot on Rannoch. So I imagine they will all just end up eating a bullet thru their Emergency Induction Ports.

The devastated Earth surely wont have the resources to support its remaining native population + the combined forces of the damn galaxy. Maybe the Krogans, cured (*or not) of the Genophage, but completely lacking females will go back to their warlord ways and skirmish over the resources left.

The best engineers and scientists (or most of them) in the galaxy are likely stranded on whatever planet/moon/platform the Crucible was built on/around. So any hope of building new Mass relays in the relatively near future is very slim. Furthermore, even the possibly salvageable Reaper tech that is all over the place and could maybe be reverse engineered is useless, because you dont have scientists to do it.

Any planet in the galaxy thats not basically self-sustaining is totally fucked, as are their populations.

Shepard basically is as bad/worse then the Reapers. But I guess that means some pyjaks 50,000 years from now get to live, but probably without interstellar flight.... fuck this game

Someone put Brad Shoemaker on suicide watch. I think he will be super bummed out.

Thanks. I saw modern-shooter and assumed didn't think they'd go back that far.

I've clicked on basically every modern fps in the past 5 years and gotten nothing for the monk chants quest. Making me say uncle.

Man, I think I've looked at every modern FPS that I could think of, and didn't even find him that way, so I must be way off.

Stuck on Monk chants. I must be forgetting a major FPS since I already looked up the 3 most popular ones I could think of... at least those whose music were notable.

If nothing else, Kasumi is incredibly strong as a partner throughout the game, especially on higher difficulty levels.
 
It's certainly worth the 7 bucks in my opinion.