Extremely flawed, but still outstanding in spite of that. A rushed development cycle leads to the removal of the middle dialogue option and the story in general being a bit more linear. Despite this, the amount of reactivity is astounding, with choices compounding into each other to influence your perspective and motives. The DLC is some of the best in all of gaming. The combat is improved even further, and while I prefer the vibe of the second game's combat more, I can't deny this is the best combat in the trilogy. There is, of course, the ending, which is rubbish, but discounting that this is a spectacularly complex, emotional and heartfelt ending to one of the most recognizable trilogies in all of gaming.