Didn't David Gaider either do an interview or say on social media that he had to reign Weekes' writing in during the development of Inquisition? It sounds like the game needed Gaider.
The thing with ME3 didn't have anything to do with Weekes though, the ending was all Hack Walters and Casey Hudson, one of the other devs said they wrote the ending without any input from the other writers.
Yes, I was referring to Hudson basically writing the ending himself without input from others and rejecting criticism. I thought they might have learned a lesson from that and not given the reins over to someone who basically does the same thing. Taash could have EASILY been the most popular character in the game if a few different choices had been made or if the writer had listened and focused on some additional things. Tell an NB story if you want to, but not at the expense of the other interesting things about the character, like growing up as a female qunari.
I find it impossible to believe that after the folks at BioWare utterly rejected the first Samantha Traynor script as being too much of an "after school special coming out story" everyone played through this one and said, "yep, ship it!" they truly must have lost ALL the old guard there.
