Commodore Q wrote...
The whole 'answers' crap I hate, I couldn't give a damn about answers. It was exactly the same with Lost at the end of the day you invest your time in the characters more than anything else. That's why Lost's ending, for me atlest, was perfect. I much rather had a character focused ending, than the so called answers ending we got. All I wanted to do is destroy reapers, live happily ever after... I didn't care about some stupid ghost child which in actual fact created more plot holes.
I mean, I wanted answers AND character closure but I didn't feel satisfied with either of those things. Not with the deus ex machina child and not with the final ending. That post-stargazing scene where the message said, "Conratulations, Shepard is a legend... keep playing with dlc" or whatever felt like a slap in the face. I actually also really liked the ending to Lost; they didn't answer all the questions but they knew that the series was always more focused on the characters.
I don't know, the more I think about the endings the more depressed I get. I was planning to go back and replay all the games but I can't even bring myself to replay ME3 now that I know none of my choices have any relevance on the ending. I figured I would be let down somewhat with ME3 because this was my most anticipated video game ever but to be let down on such a level is disheartening.
Remember the
Roadmap to Love and Happiness? "It’s not the destination—it’s the journey” makes me so frustrated now.