I want the Rachni to return as an ally in your fight against the Reapers if you saved the queen in ME1, along with Turian, Asari, Krogan, Salarian, and Human allies teaming up against the Reapers for a huge space war. I also want to go behind the Perseus Veil and see what the Geth have been up to after giving the Quarians the boot from their homeworld. Resolving their conflict and having Quarian AND Geth allies would be the shit.

...and I want Liara to have my blue children.

NO Multiplayer. They should focus only on SP. If they want to do a MP mode, do a spin-off game.

IGN might give a lower review score for this PS3 version of Mass effect 2 because :

-they are bored to test it on the Ps3 since they already played it enough on other versions.
-no improved graphics over the PC version.
-no DLC to be bought so it is bad thing
-way too much content.

I loved this game and played it on my PC.
since I did not play any DLC and I loved this game I might consider buying the PS3 version.

ME2 story was near non existent(main story) and I would like my big choices to be relevant and not cameos, along with more variety of armor and weapons.

i would really like it if they got away with the recharge of biotic powers. its not necessary because its explained within the game

Two things-
1.Action of ME2 and rpg elements of ME1
2.Deep weapon customization

Although I really liked ME2s story, the whole game was about recruiting people - I needed more plot advancing events.

Oh and I'd love to be able to install the game and not have to switch disks. I found it so dumb that even though both discs were installed, I still had to switch them. Each disc should have the access code for the itself and others.

*facepalm*

Did this guy play the game, or just have someone describe it to him before banging out this article?

Compare your conversations with the Illusive Man if you're playing an all-out Renegade compared with an all-out Paragon. The Renegade Shepard just goes with whatever the Illusive Man wants, whereas the Paragon Shepard gives him static at every turn.

Then there's Zaeed's loyalty mission, where you can either choose to passively accept Zaeed's reckless behaviour and let him sacrifice workers to get his target. Or..

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

In the first game, you can choose to save the Council or destroy it. The role of a Renegade as destroyer is, however, inverted in the second game, where you're asked to preserve the Collector station, whereas as a Paragon, you destroy it. In a big fucking explosion.

Oh, and then there's lines like this one:

"You let him set his own prices, and I won't break your legs."
http://www.youtube.com/watc...

So what was that again about Paragons not having fun?

Elevators returning:
Fuck no. Shame on you for even suggesting it, IGN. Loading times are never good, but at least we know exactly what we're looking at in ME2, and it's not a fucking never-ending elevator ride.

Level cap:
Because 60 is a more gooder number than 30, right? No, they simply changed the scale. You could offer a leveling system with a septillion gradations between levels, but that doesn't make it a great idea.

Planet scanning:
Yeah, it sucks, but at least it's not Mako Mountaineering™ or digging through mountains of vendor trash.

Fix the loot:
Again, keep out the vendor trash. I'm all up for more guns/items/armor parts/what have you, just make sure there's actually some kind of difference between the items we're harvesting.

Gameplay divergences:
I don't even know what the fuck to say here. Take some programming lessons, if only to learn why doing said stuff is a lot fucking harder than typing some trifling and vapid article about it.

Linear combat sequences:
The writers actually have something of a point here, but this is hardly an issue that's only plaguing Mass Effect. I mean, take a look at almost any shooter's campaign these days, and you'll see the same thing. That said, if Bioware can do something about it, great.

Space combat:
If, and only if they can make it good. Keep half-assed minigames out of my Mass Effect, thanks.

Exploration with vehicles:
See 'Space combat'. Wouldn't mind it, per se, but I still think it takes time away from the really engaging parts of Mass Effect. All I can say is, I've seen enough of the Mako to last me three lifetimes.

One thing I would like to see is more skills. Bioware rightly jettisoned a lot of redundant skills from the original, hence the lean character development screen in ME2. So, I don't want to see the old ones coming back, but rather new ones, created and balanced for the improved combat system. Specifically, more class-exclusive skills, or perhaps class-oriented variations of common skills. That would be nifty.

Improve the story. The M1 story was way better than the M2 story.

Bring aspects of M1 back, like Mako, armors, etc

They should rename this:

Mass Effect 3 - What We Wont Get

The mentality is there and you're proof of it. Hoping that ME3 fails, that its butchered, just because it might release on the PS3 and 360 at the same time.

I never said I would hate it if it went to PS3 see unlike you Sony ****wad fanboys 360 owners are more mature and really don't give a **** when a once called exclusive comes to the PS3 however when it's an exclusive for the PS3 and suddenly goes multiplatform you idiots act like it's the end of the world and go on a retard fit making stupid fictional conspricy such as now the game will be gimped and blah blah blah