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It can be, disappointing as that is, comparable to what the prequels did to Darth Vader (is it even possible for a civilisation that can't do basic logic to advance computing to the point of godlike AI?). What is especially jarring is that Shepard does not argue with that asshole's stupid logic. There's no option to stick it to the bastard and gamble on the assembled fleets.

Actually seeing all the assets we had gathered in action would have been fantastic. From the Geth fleets covering the Destiny Ascension to Garrus and Wrex holding out against husks together in London. Even if they had lost, and losing was the only possibility, that would have been more satisfying. Having no choice at the end, just hopeless inevitability in the face of impossible odds, would have been harrowing but vastly superior to the insult of three non-choices that don't even make sense. We'd still be ticked off, but the ending was so incompetent that even railroading this way is an improvement.

I don't disagree. It wasn't good. I just don't think it was the worst thing I've ever seen.