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[nitefyre410]

so just as thought.. the apocalypse happens we survive. Post-apocalypse galaxy . full of power voids , mercenary gangs, evil corporations etc, etc,

[SpiritDan]

As long as it's done well I'll be happy with any ending. I just don't want a "The End...?" ending. Let us have a resolution to the Reaper Story Arc at least.

[floppypig]

Don't know where people are getting this idea that the majority of players want to be able to get a "sunshine and rainbows" happy ending. I definitely don't. The majority of BSNers *might*, but they don't represent the majority of ME players.

It wouldn't make ANY sense to have a perfect ending, no matter how hard it is to obtain. No sense, what-so-ever. This is war, people. There is no sunshine and rainbows in war.

Deal with it.

[Darth Wraith]

People at BSN getting angry? Over a computer game? No, that's just silly. Of course they won't.

[mornegroth]

Femlob wrote...
As for a possible Mass Effect 4: I wouldn't be surprised to see a Mass Effect: Origins (or Zero) emerge sooner or later. There were three backgrounds to choose from when creating Shepard, each with their own unique conflict, so it's possible that BioWare might want to expand on that.

I hope not. I'm expecting ME3 to be the last game focused on Shepard. I would find it much more interesting if they jumped a couple of years forward and let us play with a new character (maybe even have the option of playing different races?). They could, and I'm more than fine with it if they go that way, bring back Shepard as a side-character in ME4 and let him interact with us (having his conversations and opinions change depending on the choices we made with him).

[Lotion Soronarr]

Someone With Mass wrote...

No shock there. Some people will get mad no matter what.

And some people will be happy with whatever they are served.

[44mike44]

seriously what in the hell is with these horrible ending choices. You go left you sacrifice yourself, you go right you destroy the collectors but you also get blown up in the process+ all the relays get destroyed. Ive been playing since ME 1 and this is nowhere near the ending that most of us fans wanted. How about you destroy the reapers without sacrificing yourself. And what the hell is up with it reverting you back to where the battle hasnt even happened yet?????? Come on bioware you guys are way better than this. Where is our victory celebration for destroying the reapers. Where is the reconnecting with your squad and love interest after the fight. I hope there is another ending besides these 2 ****ty ass options because I havnt been playing since ME1 for this ****ty ending.

[The Executioner]

Alot of my squad didn't make it at the end of ME2 i'm expecting some of them won't make it in ME3.

[Massefeckt]

floppypig wrote...

Don't know where people are getting this idea that the majority of players want to be able to get a "sunshine and rainbows" happy ending. I definitely don't. The majority of BSNers *might*, but they don't represent the majority of ME players.

It wouldn't make ANY sense to have a perfect ending, no matter how hard it is to obtain. No sense, what-so-ever. This is war, people. There is no sunshine and rainbows in war.

Deal with it.

Well the end of WW2 seemed pretty much Sunshine and Rainbows to most that had been occupied or detained in camps. There were spontaneous street parties the world over. The whole "Deal With It" attitude is basically trolling and should be an automatic 24hr ban.

Anyway it's the option I think people want. I'm not going for a happy happy ending on my first play through but I intend(if it's good enough) to play through more than once so having good/bad/indifferent endings are what people want for variety in their play throughs even if like myself and you they go for a dark ending first.

[Xarathox]

Massefeckt wrote...

floppypig wrote...

Don't know where people are getting this idea that the majority of players want to be able to get a "sunshine and rainbows" happy ending. I definitely don't. The majority of BSNers *might*, but they don't represent the majority of ME players.

It wouldn't make ANY sense to have a perfect ending, no matter how hard it is to obtain. No sense, what-so-ever. This is war, people. There is no sunshine and rainbows in war.

Deal with it.

Well the end of WW2 seemed pretty much Sunshine and Rainbows to most that had been occupied or detained in camps. There were spontaneous street parties the world over. The whole "Deal With It" attitude is basically trolling and should be an automatic 24hr ban.

Anyway it's the option I think people want. I'm not going for a happy happy ending on my first play through but I intend(if it's good enough) to play through more than once so having good/bad/indifferent endings are what people want for variety in their play throughs even if like myself and you they go for a dark ending first.

You will be disappointed then. There are 3 possible endings and they are essentially the same, with minor tweaks in 2 cutscenes in each.

[CarsRG8]

I have wrote this comment somewhere on the forums already but thought put it in a thread that seems to be read more since I haven't pick up my pre-order yet and i can't post in the ME3 stories discussion section...
But i hope Bioware hear this and take it on board - unfortunately as i have stated before, due to that lack of an ending i would like to choose (since point of this game is about choice), i have cancelled my N7 Collectors Edition pre-order....
And i've never bought/had any motivation to buy a CE before. Hopefully if they come up with a "more endings incl. a happier one" download then i'll pick it up....

[Jononarf]

from what I read,16 total endings and there are some good ones. Pretty much that reviewer just rushed through it for the sake of just reviewing the game..which would automaticly explain the crap ending.

This is good in my opinion, becuase I like dominating everything in a game before doing the final part. Been doing this since I learned the hard way in Final Fantasy 7 sometime in the 90s.

[Mordeckai]

I have yet to play the game (still on the mail) but from what I've gathered on the net (hard to avoid) with the awful ending and the people complaining about the players who want the happy ending.
I'd just like to say, regardless of plot-holes and lack of different endings (read there are 16, but I don't know what to make of it since nothing else surfaced) it's supposed to be about CHOICE, make bitter or bad endings, but at least also make happy endings to us the players who want them and let everyone make their choice.
That's just about it...

[crazyrabbits]

Jononarf wrote...

from what I read,16 total endings and there are some good ones. Pretty much that reviewer just rushed through it for the sake of just reviewing the game..which would automaticly explain the crap ending.

This is good in my opinion, becuase I like dominating everything in a game before doing the final part. Been doing this since I learned the hard way in Final Fantasy 7 sometime in the 90s.

Without going into spoilers, there are 3 endings. There are only a handful of variables in the game (one of which revolves around the final choice from the previous game), and none of them really change the ending at all - they only make the circumstances for getting the "best ending" (which is a 20-second cutscene) slightly easier.

[Typo-R]

Black_Vanguard wrote...

Am I the only one here that's kind of relieved the "perfect ending" isn't exactly perfect so to speak. The reapers have arrived and are kicking a** and taking names. It makes sense that lots of lives or even species would be wiped out.

To get rid of a threat like that something drastic would have to be done to defeat them. It at least makes sense to me. Am I the only one that sees it that way?

No you're not the only one. The ending made sense to me as well (even though i had a "That's it?" reaction to it.) The problem is that most people who are content with something don't go on forums and complain about the product.
I think that more options should have been provided, some people would be pissed with this ending (Hell i think most people here are) and some, like me understand it and can live with it.
I had the "perfect ending" (you know, that one with the rubble at the end...) Some mystery is always good for me, keeps me thinking about the story.
This is the age of instant gratification and happy endings, i like to see things a bit different 
Maybe that's why i liked the Wire so much.

[Qutayba]

Most of us complaining about the ending don't want a Disney happy ending (maybe some do): that would feel horribly wrong, I agree. There is too much tragedy in the story for that, and sacrifice is the overarching theme of this chapter, after all. But many of us feel that the ending doesn't "fit" and isn't a proper culmination of the series' themes or the choices made by our Shepard. I want to feel sad, or have some thoughts provoked, but instead I got a "huh"?

[Starchs]

[quote]Luc0s wrote...

[quote]DDG3595 wrote...

I just want to see every Reaper blown to bits.  If that happens I'll be very happy.[/quote]

Even if blowing all reapers to bits, means blowing all mass relays to bits too?


I think I know why some people will be angry with ME3's ending, even though there are multiple endings. Every single ending requires at least some form of sacrifice. Not a single ending goes without some kind of sacrifice. I think some folks here are not willing to sacrifice anything at all. After all, the Paragons didn't have to sacrifice anything so far (okay, the Arrival DLC is the only exception). ME3's ending will be the first time that a Paragon will be forced to make a sacrifice. Not everyone can be saved and not everything will be sunshine and happiness....

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Because this a game and not real life. Also, This is Mass Effect, not Duex Ex. So have a Mass Effect ending that goes with the lore, not stolen from another game.

Modifié par Starchs, 11 mars 2012 - 03:37 .

[Therefore_I_Am]

The worse thing a fan can do is to watch a movie or play a game with either low or high expectations. If you are going to expect a bad ending and an ending happens that really is above mediocre then you will be like 'meh' anyway and nitpick it to hell and back. Those with extremely high expectations will also be let down to a degree but will also have a chance of crashing harder than the fans with low expectations, depending on how bad the ending really is, since the fans with low expectations will be prepared for it and thus softens the blow.
It's best to just not predict about the (new) endings and just enjoy the ride until it happens. Much like a high school relationship.

Modifié par Therefore_I_Am, 11 mars 2012 - 04:11 .

[Il Divo]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

No shock there. Some people will get mad no matter what.

And some people will be happy with whatever they are served.

Two sides of the same coin.

[Edhriano]

in before

If you don't want to register your game you are opting not to discuss the ending here. Your choice.


LOCKDOWN!

[harrier25699]

Those that stated "as long as we get to kill the reapers" are going to be disappoint.

Modifié par harrier25699, 11 mars 2012 - 05:07 .