This was deliberately changed in an attempt to avoid the backlash that the game brought on the actress. Laura Bailey was the victim of countless threats just for voicing Abby in a video game, imagine what the masses would do to Kaitlyn if they had chosen to go the same route? They are attempting to make Abby the sympathetic character she becomes in the game before she completes the horrific act of beating a main character to death.

There was a lot wrong with the ending which is what this article missed. The original ending (that got leaked and is why EA forced Bioware to come up with the rushed "AI IS BAD, HURRDURR" ending that was shipped on release, because der wittle feewings got hurt) dealt far more with Dark Energy, which was the crux of the story in ME2. It also would have had proper Paragon/Renegade choices altering how the series ended that would have hinged a lot on how you had played the game up to that point instead of "pick a color, any color." ME3 had a bad ending that didn't deal with a bloody thing the first two games had put down.

I've thought of this before and there's two reasons: one, doing anything at all to the 1885 Delorean could very well have changed Marty's experience with getting it, possibly causing a paradox; two, it is very likely Doc would have drained any fluids from the Delorean before putting it in storage for 70 years (also, gasoline itself breaks down pretty quickly when it's unused and would have just been really fumy water by the time Marty came back to 1885).

I can't disagree with this in the slightest. I know COVID hit the film and TV industry hard and that writers strikes have also caused issues like this, but now it just seems to be the norm. Stranger Things is also egregious in this regard as years by between seasons but only months are supposed to in-universe, so at this point Eleven and the other kids are only supposed be like 14 but will be 20 when it finally comes out. This just adds to making the suspension of disbelief that much more difficult. It's also what killed Westworld, because viewership declined with the truncated episode count and interminable waiting between seasons.