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JOIN THE GUARDS, SAVE THE KINGDOM FROM THE DARK FORCES, AND DEFEAT THE MAIN VILLAIN.
1) You might not be the one to save it. 2) There are no dark forces there.
And the second Mass Effect isn't even an RPG. It's a shooter with a dialogue window.
I agree, it's a shooter with RPG elements (I'm talking about the non-linearity and the ability to choose).
I didn't play Baldur's Gate to grind.
I don't understand the meaning of this phrase. Does anyone even play Baldur's Gate for that?
"I DON'T LIKE IT!!!" versus "I LIKE IT!!!" - whose position looks stronger? The one that is supported by arguments?
Your position is "Everything I don't like is garbage," to be precise. My position is based on taste and logic; if I don't like something, I don't call it a "soulless void."
Here, you are emphasizing the richness of the Bioware writers' imagination with the not-so-important details that I pointed out in the post you quoted, but it's better to evaluate the overall picture.
Lol. It's pointless to argue with you because you've reduced everything to such templates that practically any RPG could fit. It's like taking Poirot and saying, "it's all the same," and then the method becomes clear. You're a terrible opponent. Seriously.