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[Arrow70]

Does anyone else have a problem with peop;e automatically assuming they know everything about Mass Effect 3 based on the relatively short E3 presentation or the few facts we've been given? The comments like "It will be pure TPS with no RPG features at all", "The plot makes no sense and breaks the lore" or simmilar ones are becoming quite common.

I personally think you should reserve judgment till it comes out and not assume you already know every aspect of the game.

Anyone agree?

[ShadowSplicer]

Nope. It's our job as fans to provide feedback to ensure it doesn't suck.

[Eterna]

Meh just go with it, Mass effect 3 could be perfect in every way shape and form and they would still complain about something.

Nope. It's our job as fans to provide feedback to ensure it doesn't suck.

 The op is reffering to posts that contain snarky passive agressive one liners claiming how the game will surely fail. thats not feedback. 

Modifié par Eterna5, 07 juin 2011 - 12:44 .

[KotOREffecT]

The only thing I see in the future is future sexy fun time with Ashley.

[rabidhanar]

See the problem with your solution, though it is a great concept, is that this is the last game in the trilogy. Waiting till the game comes out to complain will not help the game, you cannot fix something that is already created (excepting bugs or glitches of course).

Though I do agree with you on the "the game will have no RPG elements" complaints. They are unjustified as we really have no information on the subject.

Complaining about a character reveal, on the collector edition, or the demo is fine and well as we know quite a bit of info about these things.

[Arrow70]

rabidhanar wrote...

See the problem with your solution, though it is a great concept, is that this is the last game in the trilogy. Waiting till the game comes out to complain will not help the game, you cannot fix something that is already created (excepting bugs or glitches of course).

Though I do agree with you on the "the game will have no RPG elements" complaints. They are unjustified as we really have no information on the subject.

Complaining about a character reveal, on the collector edition, or the demo is fine and well as we know quite a bit of info about these things.

I simply mean there are people who act as if they know all there is to know already. I uderstand complaing about things that have already been revealed

[Whatever42]

It's not providing feedback; it's attempting to influence Bioware through hysterical overreaction. Bioware has taken onboard all the feedback they're going to at this point.

[Xeranx]

You have to understand that there were a lot of people psyched about ME2. Those same people were dismayed at what they received. Now those people are questioning what ME3 will bring and from what they've seen they're none too happy about how the arc is supposed to end. Can you blame them?

Waiting until the game comes out to voice any criticism is far past too late for anything. By that time they're crying over spilled milk. What do you do in a situation like that? You're only left with the option to deal with it and move on and hope something more to your liking comes along. People don't want to be passive. They like this series and want to see it become more than it is if at all possible. If nothing else, see it from that angle. I imagine a lot more people are interested in seeing the series flourish rather than looking for an opportunity to bad mouth something they're interested in spending money on. Many of them wouldn't be here otherwise.

[EMailakaSrFox]

Some of it is warranted, most of it is just entitlement issues.

[EvilSavior]

I don't see the point in this thread... I do know that the point of the forums is to voice your opinion, but is this not just another complaining thread thus counter-attacking itself, and setting flames to more pointless arguements? a basic "BLARG STFU!!! *rage quit* thread

[Paul Sedgmore]

Xeranx wrote...

You have to understand that there were a lot of people psyched about ME2. Those same people were dismayed at what they received. Now those people are questioning what ME3 will bring and from what they've seen they're none too happy about how the arc is supposed to end. Can you blame them?

Waiting until the game comes out to voice any criticism is far past too late for anything. By that time they're crying over spilled milk. What do you do in a situation like that? You're only left with the option to deal with it and move on and hope something more to your liking comes along. People don't want to be passive. They like this series and want to see it become more than it is if at all possible. If nothing else, see it from that angle. I imagine a lot more people are interested in seeing the series flourish rather than looking for an opportunity to bad mouth something they're interested in spending money on. Many of them wouldn't be here otherwise.

The problem is less people expressing concerns about things but more about how they express it. There is a big difference between expressing your concern and giving reasons as to why you don't think it is the direction it should be going and going "OMG X is the worst thing to happen in the history of games!! Bioware has sold out !!!!"

[SoulRebel_1979]

ME3 is so 2012. I'm all about ME4.

[zweistein_J]

people always like to do that, to pretend they know everything, or making assumptions, or guessing, or whatever.

just go with it or ignore it.
either way people can just be that way, even in real life, you just choose whose opinion you like or not, or whose opinion you wanna agree with or not.



in any case, Mass Effect 3 is going to be absolutely amazing and super awesome.

[KotorEffect3]

The complainers do get annoying, they remind me of spoiled little children.

[Xeranx]

Paul Sedgmore wrote...
The problem is less people expressing concerns about things but more about how they express it. There is a big difference between expressing your concern and giving reasons as to why you don't think it is the direction it should be going and going "OMG X is the worst thing to happen in the history of games!! Bioware has sold out !!!!"

Unfortunately people have tried the civil route and it got them nowhere.  We've seen, on more than one occasion, how the loud get results while those who choose to keep being civil don't get anything.  If people could achieve what they wanted through civil means more then I guarantee the amount of loud comments seen wouldn't be kept to a minimum.  I admit I also have joined in with the loud at times because I'm losing my patience with what seems to be ignoring valid criticsms...even if they're deemed invalid they're still reasoned.  When the only recourse to get things done left to anyone is to get loud people will do so.  Why?  If I'm going to be ignored, I'll at least give them a headache while they ignore me.  It's childish, it's petty, but no one walks away with a good experience.

Just to throw an example out:  People called for complete removal of the Mako.  They said they didn't like it.  That it was too cumbersome or that it completely fails.  Some did it loudly, others not so much, and some did it civilly.  Even then the rationale was completely flawed.  It had everything to do with the terrain and nothing to do with the controls.  It was explained to people against the Mako several times.  Again it involved some being loud, some not so loud and some civilly as well.  Why they called for removal and not for tweaking of the mechanics or terrain because they worked well on PC (the mechanics at least) I don't know.  The result of that is the Mako being junked and being replaced by a subpar vehicle in the Hammerhead.  

[Travie]

I (unfortunately) have to agree with Xeranx. The Mako being scrapped is a prime example of why sometimes well articulated arguments don't get you anywhere.

The Mako would have been great with very little in the way of improvements. A longer boost that got you over hilly terrain would have pretty much solved the annoyance.

[AbsolutGrndZer0]

A friend of mine (who has no interest in Mass Effect, but talked to friends that do) was telling me Shepard is not going to be in Mass Effect 3.  I'm like WTF where did you get that idea? 

[Shepard Lives]

It's just the way the Internet is.

[Liamv2]

Ah this thread makes me sad

[simonphoenix]

what's the point of bumping these year old threads?

[ninjawannabe]

simonphoenix wrote...

what's the point of bumping these year old threads?

he's either trying to make some kind of point or he's trolling

[Dubozz]

apparently a lot of people seem to be able to see the future

[GimmeDaGun]

simonphoenix wrote...

what's the point of bumping these year old threads?

Most probably he or she wants to prove "how bad Bioware has failed with ME3", by resurrecting these long dead threads. Most probably it's all about his\\her hatred for ME3 and probabyl for its ending. 

Proves nothing though... only trashing the board full of spams.

Modifié par GimmeDaGun, 21 novembre 2012 - 06:47 .

[Finlandiaprkl]

Read the OP, I was like WTF? Then I read the time-stamp...