Have you any idea how many people called Muhammad (and variations thereof) there are? If you didn't specify which one you were talking about things would get very confusing.
When I was in secondary school my mother told me that I should read a greater variety of books than my usual fantasy and science fiction. So I picked up Gone With The Wind. If I ever read Mein Kampf then Gone With The Wind might get demoted to being the second most racist thing I've ever read...
Towards the end I assumed that the Doctor was going to use the sonic screwdriver to amp up the lullaby and send the star back to sleep after failing to KO it with his own memories. What was that nonsense with the leaf? If they wanted to have it used they should have had her bribe someone with it.
Random game of Heroes of Might and Magic VI. Me versus 1 AI player. I took its lightly defended city and waited. It turned out that it had a huge army I couldn't have taken but for some reason it never tried to attack me.
While it is slightly irritating that I will never get anything like a satisfactory conclusion to a story I was enjoying -haven't bought ME3 and most likely never will- I still had fun with the other games. The ME story is fairly self contained and ME2 kind of is, if you don't play Arrival...
I wouldn't. Its a short story, less than 20 pages long if I remember correctly. It also has about as much to do with either film as they have with each other.
Big O. Not just for the obvious reasons like the failure to build on established themes or make any sort of sense, but because I had just about persuaded my university housemates that animation as a medium could be just to tell interesting, adult stories. They went from open mockery to...
I assumed that the reason for that was that he wanted to have an army with him when he did it, in order to prevent him from having to fight all of C-Sec. Or maybe Sovereign didn't know why the Citadel Relay hadn't opened and wanted to check everything the Protheans might have done.
As for...
Like what? The only significant one I am aware of is that no one suggests that Saren is planning to attack the Citadel until your meeting with the Council, and then everyone assumes that he must be.
Funny you should ask that, because it was the Mass Effect novel Mass Effect: Deception by William C. Dietz.
Story here [http://kotaku.com/5882185/bioware-to-patch-error+laden-mass-effect-novel-in-response-to-fan-uproar]
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