Mass Effect 2

After the first part, I was completely confused with the inventory and barely managed to figure it out by the middle of the game. Scanning isn't much worse than traveling through monotonous landscapes, and it's noticeably more effective. Now, the locations are unique even in minor quests, which is great. But I miss "Mako." In the final mission, everyone survived. Absolutely everyone, including the crew. Of course, I blew up the base to smithereens – I am a hero, after all. I started a romance with Garrus, and I decided on it relatively late. He's very funny, especially when he tries to give compliments, and he's just adorable. Jacob made a surprisingly good impression on me – much better than I expected. Probably because Miranda annoyed me from the first minute she appeared. She's probably the only character in the entire game that I wouldn't feel bad about. I didn't like Mordin at first (I don't like Salarians), but then I started to feel more sympathetic towards him. I couldn't help but love Jack; you don't often see such a concentration of brutality in one person. Grunt didn't appeal to me as much as Rex, although he's charming in his own way. Tali, unlike Jacob, didn't impress me as much as I expected; he's just too bug-eyed. Samara, with her plunging neckline and knee-high heels, doesn't give the impression of a tough warrior, but she looks very cute in black and gold (yes, I kept her, screw that Morinth). Tali hasn't become any less adorable since the first part; I like the new color scheme of her outfit more. Legion is interesting; it was interesting to listen to him and generally have one of those I used to kill in hordes in ME1 in my squad. The cutscenes are much more impressive than in the first part, and if there were functions like "hang around Garrus's neck," "hug Joker (and break all his bones)," "kiss Rex," and "run happily through the new Normandy," I would gladly use them. Meetings with other old acquaintances were less impressive, except for Liara, but she hugged me, so those functions aren't needed there. And the epic ending is epic; you don't see that in every movie, especially considering that you've been fighting alongside these characters throughout the game, and they're almost like family.