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[karambiatos]

the entire thing about art gets shot down by one thing

DLC, art doesnt slice up an end product and then sells it for extra profit later on at quite frankly insane prices

[Nilofeliu]

I don't know if this has been posted but just take a look at another unhappy player..

Modifié par Nilofeliu, 14 mars 2012 - 03:39 .

[MacNille]

http://www.destructo...?s=100#comments
Jim Sterling doesn't have any high opionen about us.

Modifié par MacNille, 14 mars 2012 - 03:40 .

[schwarzaj]

I just read an article on GamesRadar (BTW love those guys) with a statement by Casey Hudson about the endings. If Hudson honestly thinks that the endings to ME3 are "thought provoking" in a good way, then I'm Solid Snake! The only reason why people aren't going to forget about the endings is because it's terrible. You want people to remember epic conclusions that are great, not terrible insults to the people that purchased your product. I'm sorry Hudson, but even a guy who writes as a hobby from time to time like me can tell you that your ending blows.

Hold the line, everyone. Don't stop until we're victorious!

[rethas]

Cybermortis wrote...

Apfelweinbrauer wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...

How about EA's share price dropping to its lowest level in a year - from some $50 to $17 in 7 days....

Are you sure about these numbers? I don't think they are correct.
There may be minor fluctuations in EA stocks, but they have most certainly absolutely nothing to do with dissapointment over ME3 or this thread.

I got the top figure slightly wrong, it was just over 25 for the period (50 odd in the last 52 weeks, which I'm guessing coincided with the MMO's release). If you look at the following chart you'll notice that the price climbed just prior to ME3's release, then took a dive two or three days later - the same point people were starting to finish the game. The price rose again just prior to the European release and, again, took another dive as people started to finish the game. The second dive was much more severe than the first, which I'd put down to the more casual gamers in the US starting to finish the game at the same time.

It is, from this, rather clear that EA stocks have taken a bashing as a result of player reaction to ME3.

http://investor.ea.com/stockquote.cfm

I am not trying to come off as a jerk so please don't take it that way.

But your information is false.

Before the release of mass effect on Feb 28th the stock price was around 16.3 which is lower than what it is now. This might be effecting the stock price but in a very small manner it simply isn't heralding a mass decline in stock at the moment.

I am not saying that it couldn't or won't just that you're changing the facts to suit this situation which they do not at this time.

Also the markets in general have been down as of late so there's likely little or no corelation between the two events.

[blunznsepp]

anybody active in the stock markets? i would LOVE to discuss ea charts + hear other opinions
i prefer using bollinger, sma's, macd and pivot. just send me a msg

[zarnk567]

karambiatos wrote...

the entire thing about art gets shot down by one thing

DLC, art doesnt slice up an end product and then sells it for extra profit later on at quite frankly insane prices

[zarnk567]

MacNille wrote...

http://www.destructo...?s=100#comments
Jim Sterling doesn't have any high opionen about us.

Jim Sterling does not have high opinons for anyone other then himself...... his ego is as big as he is....

[LordSlavius]

An excellent video. The Garrus impression is full of win, too.

[sumo390]

Those articles are still making the book/movie argument that has been proven incorrect time and time again? I'm not surprised.

[WvStolzing]

Cybermortis wrote...

WvStolzing wrote...

BalooTheBear wrote...

In regards to the poll if you look at politics or complaints to TV stations (Here with the BBC at least) they always suggest that for every one person who voted in a poll, there a x-number of people who feel the same but didn't vote.

So going on that logic there are an awful lot more people who really didn't like it than did.

Yeah, but when the BBC or any institution with public responsibilities conducts a survey, they do it on a specific method; they choose the groups of people whom they'll interview with an eye to the best representation of the whole, and so forth.

Online polls don't have any of that.

Errm...who are you going to ask about the ending of a specific computer game if not the people who've played it?

Also note that you have to have internet access to get the game to work (at least on the PC), and from what I can recall you also needed internet access to activate the first two games as well.

So...why are the online polls suddenly unreliable? Every single one of them is saying the same thing - some 90% of the players are not happy with the end.

The problem is not that they're online. The problem is that among people who have played it (OBVIOUSLY), they have no determinate/reliable method to pick out samples that would represent the WHOLE.

[thedistortedchild]

nvrmind

Modifié par thedistortedchild, 14 mars 2012 - 04:01 .

[dfstone]

Its because they are right. The idea of trying to force them to change their game because you don't like the ending is ridiculous. The best thing to do is give them feedback on why you didn't like it so hopefully when they launch the next storyline for the Mass Effect universe, they make some improvements.

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[pius_22]

Menthro wrote...

Etereoooo wrote...

dfstone wrote...

I was thinking maybe there were alternate endings buried in the games. But it looks like thats not true. Oh well. I'm not going to bash Bioware for their ending, its their story and they should tell it however they want to. I'm a little disappointed. Since they've been saying in their PR releases to hang on to your ME3 saves, I'm guessing ME4 is already in the works. We'll see how that goes.

But there is no save after the ending...no?

Not that anyone has found, the last save the game makes itself seems to be right before the Cerberus Base

If you open your savegame with gibbeds saveeditor,you got a file named "legendsave.pcsav", which is not shown in the normal ingame loadscreen. 

Modifié par pius_22, 14 mars 2012 - 03:44 .

[Stygian1]

TSC_1 wrote...

I'm getting pretty dispirited. I can't imagine that, at this point, any changes are coming. We're boned.

Hang in there, I think we've actually been gaining ground. (the charity drive has done a lot)



Hold the line my friend, Hold it well. 

[TheRealMithril]

Well, if BW retweeted the 'you-have-no-right' article it's pretty clear. You can yell and scream all you want, nothing will change. So there.. I will buy the DLC's (yes I will) and I will enjoy them, but I will be very careful about investing time in BioWare games in the future. Because if they like to make great games that ends in a 2001- A space odyssey mode, then no thank you I'll pass.

[LordSlavius]

Why is anyone responding to Jim Sterling anyway? Hideous corpulent monstrosity that he is, he's only looking for a reaction from the fans. He strikes me as someone who, once he's made his mind up about something (in this case that we're spoilt, entitled brats), isn't going to change it, no matter what. He'll just get more and more unpleasant about it.

[kongenial]

MacNille wrote...

http://www.destructo...?s=100#comments
Jim Sterling doesn't have any high opionen about us.

Of course how could we schmocks dare to have another opinion this his holier-than-thou royalty. 

[TheRazgrez]

looking at this makes me think to a line in the game, "just following your lead shepard, make enough noise and someones bound to come over and see what all the noise is about..." hold the line!

[Menthro]

pius_22 wrote...

Menthro wrote...

Etereoooo wrote...

dfstone wrote...

I was thinking maybe there were alternate endings buried in the games. But it looks like thats not true. Oh well. I'm not going to bash Bioware for their ending, its their story and they should tell it however they want to. I'm a little disappointed. Since they've been saying in their PR releases to hang on to your ME3 saves, I'm guessing ME4 is already in the works. We'll see how that goes.

But there is no save after the ending...no?

Not that anyone has found, the last save the game makes itself seems to be right before the Cerberus Base

If you open your savegame with gibbeds saveeditor,you got a file named "legendsave.pcsav", which is not shown in the normal ingame loadscreen. 

that is the one I am refrenceing

[thedistortedchild]

Nvrmind

Modifié par thedistortedchild, 14 mars 2012 - 04:00 .

[Matt_gekko88]

MacNille wrote...

http://www.destructo...?s=100#comments
Jim Sterling doesn't have any high opionen about us.

Well, when I read the comments on that article, I have a bad feeling about society. For example this one:

Pissonthecorpse wrote:

I liked the ending. I think the real issue here is why isn't that hot
piece of latino ass James Vega a gay option. Where's the petition and
charity for that? Good article Jim, your a funny man. Oh and **** Liara I
hate her.

Shakespeare would have been proud.

Modifié par Matt_gekko88, 14 mars 2012 - 03:47 .

[Menthro]

TheRealMithril wrote...

Well, if BW retweeted the 'you-have-no-right' article it's pretty clear. You can yell and scream all you want, nothing will change. So there.. I will buy the DLC's (yes I will) and I will enjoy them, but I will be very careful about investing time in BioWare games in the future. Because if they like to make great games that ends in a 2001- A space odyssey mode, then no thank you I'll pass.

Link?