AlexXIV wrote...
Yeah honeslty, if RPGs are not good for giving people the ending they want/deserve, what are they good for?
I want a choice. Sacrificing loved characters for the better good or saving them and screwing millions of people over is a choice that is hard, and deep. If people just die because the plot demands it, it is emo, but neither deep nor special nor anything. Choices are when you have to question yourself what kind of person you are. How strong your idealism really is. How much you are going to endure for the sake of strangers before you start thinking about yourself first. These are imporant questions. People who die because you didn't bed them or because any other unrelated choice is shallow and cheap.Kanmuru wrote...
You just want unrealistic happy bunnies and flowers ending, what you actually get is much more sophisticated and real...
Total Biscuit wrote...
dreman9999 wrote...
Again, didn't people complian that getting the good ending in ME2 was too easy and too glorified? You had to go out of your way to get people to die in ME2. Now peopel are complining about the opposite? It's a war with a race that can wipe races away clean by glacing at them, why wouldn't the ending be guresome?Templar Fox wrote...
Yeah, I didn't think it was as bad until I spoiled myself.
IT'S BAD. The "best" ending isn't even remotely near what you think it'd entail. It's absolutely bitter and crap. That's the best ending. The rest of them are only worse.
Also, that's not even including the fact that if you don't romance Liara or the VS, it adds salt into the wound.
I'm still buying the game, but only to play through it once and to go on the MP.
Sigh. I now won't be able to play through the first two games without realizing what happens at the end of 3 now.
No one complained that there was a good ending though. There are no good endings at all in 3, no matter what you do.
And I wish people would stop using 'it's a war!' to excuse unavoidable death. Not everyone dies in wars. Not even heroes always die. Besides which, this game is supposed to give us choices, and there isn't one for a happy ending, which is the endings 96% of humans prefer.
Modifié par Vault N7, 28 février 2012 - 02:05 .
Kanmuru wrote...
You just want unrealistic happy bunnies and flowers ending, what you actually get is much more sophisticated and real...
Modifié par magnuskn, 28 février 2012 - 02:07 .
Modifié par FluffyScarf, 28 février 2012 - 02:04 .
whats NG+?Capeo wrote...
MindoirsSoleSurvivor wrote...
Honestly BSN... stfu.... You are all bit**ing b/c there is no sunshine and bunnies ending. Well thats a good thing. The best stories are the stories that leave me sad and heartbroken.
Also I know the three choices you get to make at the end. That was in the leaked script. I remember Casey said like a month or two ago that there are 6 "definitive" endings. So I am sure they added 3 extra happier endings in the time that the "early rough draft" script got leaked. They could add new endings when ever the fu*k they want. They dont go by your book and whines BSN.
The endings have been data mined and people already also have the strategy guide. There's no endings besides the 6 and one you get on NG+.
AlexXIV wrote...
I want a choice. Sacrificing loved characters for the better good or saving them and screwing millions of people over is a choice that is hard, and deep. If people just die because the plot demands it, it is emo, but neither deep nor special nor anything. Choices are when you have to question yourself what kind of person you are. How strong your idealism really is. How much you are going to endure for the sake of strangers before you start thinking about yourself first. These are imporant questions. People who die because you didn't bed them or because any other unrelated choice is shallow and cheap.Kanmuru wrote...
You just want unrealistic happy bunnies and flowers ending, what you actually get is much more sophisticated and real...
MindoirsSoleSurvivor wrote...
101ezylonhxeT wrote...
MindoirsSoleSurvivor wrote...
Honestly BSN... stfu.... You are all bit**ing b/c there is no sunshine and bunnies ending. Well thats a good thing. The best stories are the stories that leave me sad and heartbroken.
Where not you
/moving on
When most people saw that boy die at the end of the Earth demo, I am sure it left a sad but great note on many people. When I played the suicide mission, having everyone alive was not anywhere as good as an ending as having some people die. You need everything perfect. All the people who played the actualy game said they liked the ending. All you people who are just speculating on the leak are jumping to the conclusion that they will be bad. Well let me tell you something. Its all about presentation of the ending which make them good or not, and I can tell you that they are probably presented well, becuase the people who actually "played" the game liked their ending.
Well then ... that doesn't sound so bad then.Kanmuru wrote...
AlexXIV wrote...
I want a choice. Sacrificing loved characters for the better good or saving them and screwing millions of people over is a choice that is hard, and deep. If people just die because the plot demands it, it is emo, but neither deep nor special nor anything. Choices are when you have to question yourself what kind of person you are. How strong your idealism really is. How much you are going to endure for the sake of strangers before you start thinking about yourself first. These are imporant questions. People who die because you didn't bed them or because any other unrelated choice is shallow and cheap.Kanmuru wrote...
You just want unrealistic happy bunnies and flowers ending, what you actually get is much more sophisticated and real...
I assume you know the endings? in all of them you will sacrifice something for the greater good. And some endings everyone you care about will be safe and alive
Modifié par senorfuzzylips, 28 février 2012 - 02:07 .
Kanmuru wrote...
AlexXIV wrote...
I want a choice. Sacrificing loved characters for the better good or saving them and screwing millions of people over is a choice that is hard, and deep. If people just die because the plot demands it, it is emo, but neither deep nor special nor anything. Choices are when you have to question yourself what kind of person you are. How strong your idealism really is. How much you are going to endure for the sake of strangers before you start thinking about yourself first. These are imporant questions. People who die because you didn't bed them or because any other unrelated choice is shallow and cheap.Kanmuru wrote...
You just want unrealistic happy bunnies and flowers ending, what you actually get is much more sophisticated and real...
I assume you know the endings? in all of them you will sacrifice something for the greater good.
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Modifié par FluffyScarf, 28 février 2012 - 02:09 .
MindoirsSoleSurvivor wrote...
whats NG+?Capeo wrote...
MindoirsSoleSurvivor wrote...
Honestly BSN... stfu.... You are all bit**ing b/c there is no sunshine and bunnies ending. Well thats a good thing. The best stories are the stories that leave me sad and heartbroken.
Also I know the three choices you get to make at the end. That was in the leaked script. I remember Casey said like a month or two ago that there are 6 "definitive" endings. So I am sure they added 3 extra happier endings in the time that the "early rough draft" script got leaked. They could add new endings when ever the fu*k they want. They dont go by your book and whines BSN.
The endings have been data mined and people already also have the strategy guide. There's no endings besides the 6 and one you get on NG+.
SealKudos wrote...
I never expected this to be a good ending, anyway. It's the damn Reapers, people are going to die. Didn't they say "victory through sacrifice" was the theme? That this was a darker game?
Please don't spoil or hint at it - I'm just throwing this out there - but I'm not even expecting my Shepard to live after all this.
Even so, I have to ask (please be vague): Is the "happiest" ending still terrible?
SealKudos wrote...
I never expected this to be a good ending, anyway. It's the damn Reapers, people are going to die. Didn't they say "victory through sacrifice" was the theme? That this was a darker game?
Please don't spoil or hint at it - I'm just throwing this out there - but I'm not even expecting my Shepard to live after all this.
Even so, I have to ask (please be vague): Is the "happiest" ending still terrible?
senorfuzzylips wrote...
Galactic war and decent endings for our Sheps are not mutually exclusive ideas.
By "appropriately acknowledgment", I meant the time and effort we put into building our characters and their friendships/romances shouldn't be made worthless by denying many people a satisfying ending. I get that loss and sorrow should be present (and indeed they are throughout the game), but these endings are really taking it to the extreme.
I don't live vicariously through my Shep, but it's like reading a fluffy book; I'd like to walk away knowing that at least the main character had a good (or good-ish) ending. I have enough sadness in real life to not want it forced on me in my video games. Given the endings of the previous two games, I'm just really disappointed.
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Total Biscuit wrote...
dreman9999 wrote...
Again, didn't people complian that getting the good ending in ME2 was too easy and too glorified? You had to go out of your way to get people to die in ME2. Now peopel are complining about the opposite? It's a war with a race that can wipe races away clean by glacing at them, why wouldn't the ending be guresome?Templar Fox wrote...
Yeah, I didn't think it was as bad until I spoiled myself.
IT'S BAD. The "best" ending isn't even remotely near what you think it'd entail. It's absolutely bitter and crap. That's the best ending. The rest of them are only worse.
Also, that's not even including the fact that if you don't romance Liara or the VS, it adds salt into the wound.
I'm still buying the game, but only to play through it once and to go on the MP.
Sigh. I now won't be able to play through the first two games without realizing what happens at the end of 3 now.
No one complained that there was a good ending though. There are no good endings at all in 3, no matter what you do.
And I wish people would stop using 'it's a war!' to excuse unavoidable death. Not everyone dies in wars. Not even heroes always die. Besides which, this game is supposed to give us choices, and there isn't one for a happy ending, which is the endings 96% of humans prefer.
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