Is mac walters the reason mass effect 3 was so bad

#Is mac walters the reason mass effect 3 was so bad code
#Is mac walters the reason mass effect 3 was so bad series

Then in ME3, the diversity message is overt with you literally uniting races, some of which who have hated each other for Millenia, for a common threat. In ME2, the diversity message is heavier with a larger cast and a pro-human rights (terrorist) group in the fore front that you work with but gradually subterfuge and out right rebel against (choice dependent). In ME1, diversity was subtle with different cultures working together in the citadel and establishing deeper racial issues without it getting preachy.

#Is mac walters the reason mass effect 3 was so bad series

The entire series was exploring, with degrees of subtlety, how diversity is GOOD. I disagree with other Mass Effect fans about this ending making Saren right, but it does fly in the face of what the ENTIRE Mass Effect trilogy was building philosophically. The synthesis (green) ending is supposedly the best ending but in my opinion, it's the worst one of the 3.

Also, this ending makes the Illusive Man right so fuck this. Not just that but why would the Reapers allow Shepard to do this? Just because he/she got closer than anybody to destroying them or some shit? That's dumb as hell. 'Yeah, you can control all the Reapers until you do thing X then BOOM.

#Is mac walters the reason mass effect 3 was so bad code

Shepard's conscience controls the Reaper code and AHHHHH why? While uploading a conscience into some uber-super computer seems plausible in the future, there is no reason for the Reapers to not have some sort of fail safe to kick the motherfucker out. The control (blue) ending is super weird. What was the point in spending a third of the game to broker that peace if it was going to get wiped out in one fell swoop? Bittersweet ending? I just committed genocide! This ending doesn't just kill all the Reapers, but it ends all synthetic life including the Geth. This ending is fine, UNLESS you went to the trouble of brokering peace between the Quarians and the Geth.

The destroy (red) ending is weirdly the closest to what the Shepard character wanted despite it being a token ending, excluding the dumb refusal ending that is utter bullshit. Regardless, I expected several bittersweet ending choices but the bitter far outweighed the sweet. While I didn't NEED a happy ending, after 120 hours.why not? I know the perfect happy ending is cliche, but it's now a cliche to purposely NOT have it.