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Crossleft wrote...
malra wrote...
from out here in the 'verse, a simple browncoat reporting for duty. the line will be held.
4 billion internets for the Firefly reference
RatedRRachel wrote...
Went over to Michael Gamble's twitter page to see if he responded as well. He just linked to Casey Hudson's post here on the forum and said: "I hope you've read @CaseyDHudson message.I echo what he says, and we're looking forward to great year of creating #ME3 content for the fans. But you won't know what we are making until we're good and ready to talk about it! ;)"
Like someone here said before, I am so sick and tired of the winky smily faces.
Benth08x wrote...
I guarantee if they decide to fix the ending they'll charge us to play it, and when it happens they won't see a damn penny from me. It'll be all over Youtube anyway.
Still, it's worth it to keep this "Hold The Line" stuff up, if only to bloody their nose a little bit and make them more considerate in the future.
there is a statistic in business that for every one person who is angry about a product/servie there are 10 who don't. I would say in this case it is probably 1/2 and 1/2. RPG gamers are notoriusly solitary by nature. I myself left this very place in 2007 because I of all the squabling about tali love and liara love, etc. I swore to never have an account here again. I felt that Bioware's association with EA was tainting the games, because while EA creates good action and adventure they don't do RPG. Instead, after the dissapointing crash and burn that is ME3 I actually went and bought a router so i could register my ME3 game just so I could join the 'spoiler allowed' forum. They will obfuscate. They have to . They will say its never been done before.....but we all know it has in literature, television, movies and yes other games. It is possible .....but you cannot give up.Theb82 wrote...
What people need to realise is by changing the ending it will ****** off the fans that enjoyed it and change gaming history that would cause so much more work and pressure on developers.
Why would they do this if they believe that its only the minority that feel as we do?
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TheBull wrote...
Crossleft wrote...
malra wrote...
from out here in the 'verse, a simple browncoat reporting for duty. the line will be held.
4 billion internets for the Firefly reference
Mercy is the Mark of great men, maybe we're just alright.
The wheel never stops turning and that doesn't only matter to the people on the Rim
Modifié par tangalin, 17 mars 2012 - 02:34 .
SilverOnemi wrote...
[color=rgb(170, 170, 170)">We've had some incredibly positive reactions to Mass Effect 3, from the ] declaring it “a gripping, coherent triumph”, to emails and tweets from players who have given us the most profound words of appreciation we've ever received.
Does that even make sense? we'll keep our incredibly positive comments flowing through.We look forward to your continued support and involvement as we work together to shape the remaining experiences in the story of the Mass Effect trilogy.
You shall have our "support" Mister Casey.
honestly let's not " flay " him alive, what could he really say at this point ?
Modifié par Chronor, 17 mars 2012 - 02:37 .
TamiBx wrote...
RatedRRachel wrote...
Went over to Michael Gamble's twitter page to see if he responded as well. He just linked to Casey Hudson's post here on the forum and said: "I hope you've read @CaseyDHudson message.I echo what he says, and we're looking forward to great year of creating #ME3 content for the fans. But you won't know what we are making until we're good and ready to talk about it! ;)"
Like someone here said before, I am so sick and tired of the winky smily faces.
Winky and smiley faces.
But this is better than anything we've had so far...
nobody wants to "change" we are asking to "add"Theb82 wrote...
What people need to realise is by changing the ending it will ****** off the fans that enjoyed it and change gaming history that would cause so much more work and pressure on developers.
Why would they do this if they believe that its only the minority that feel as we do?
QwibQwib wrote...
Xyalon wrote...
You people who are jumping up and down with glee at this post....
...you do realise that she is referring to the thread currently in discussion, right? The one which promises nothing.
This thread to be precise
I'm not trying to shoot you down, nor am I saying it's over. I'm saying bide a while and see what comes of it before jumping up or throwing down.
You are being pessimistic, good for you.
Hiyanu wrote...
If I may make a suggestion that at this point if they truly are trying to listen and understand what we want changed. Then I cant think of any other way than to keep it simple and make it clear with a list of the huge plot holes and other concerns so that we can post it here or make a separate thread showing the entire list.
Alamandorious wrote...
People. Loyal fans of Bioware. Loyal consumers of Bioware.
This battle is more important than you realize. We've garnered a LOT of attention...more attention, I think, than any other thing remotely similar. I know some people have been gaming longer than me, and on the internet longer than me, but I want to give those of you with less experience some of the experience I benefit from.
I've never been one to hang out on boards. I've never been one to participate beyond the occasional comment. Too many times I've seen flame wars happen, and a very small minority of people on a board disliking something (such as a game) and just shooting their mouths of. These small groups think they're exercising their freedom of speech, when all they're really doing is exercising the freedom from being punched in the mouth.
These people are ignored by just about everyone...eventually, these kinds of people evolved into the trolls we see today. Gaming magazines, well, media of any kind hardly took notice of them because of how they acted, and that their numbers were so small. And when they took notice, it was universally negative.
I have been on the net for 17 years, since I was 13. I've been a gamer for 22 years, since I was 8. I played consoles and computer before then, but I only got my first game system when I was 8. I love games, I love playing them for the adventure they offer that I couldn't get anywhere else. I enjoyed the stories they crafted, and the challenge they posed.
As the years wore on, I've seen games come and go...I've seen ones that were innovative, new, and exciting...and I've seen the ones that have come after using the same formula over and over again, until it was tired and worn. But not once did I comment, not once did I complain...because the people that were were not people I wanted to associate with.
Then along came the Mass Effect series. At first, I didn't pay any attention to it; I had other, more pressing concerns. But then, one day last year, I saw Mass Effect 2 for sale at Gamestop for $19.99, and decided to give it a try...I'd been hearing good things about the series.
After the first playthrough, I immediately purchased the first game. I had never, ever seen anything like this game...the unparalled choice, the way my decisions in conversations and events -mattered-. The believeable, fully developed characters. I had loved Fallout 3, having been a longtime fan of the Fallout series in general...but I adored Mass Effect far, far more.
I've never anticipated a game like I did Mass Effect 3. I told waited patiently, avoiding spoilers, fully intent on sucking every bit of enjoyment out of the game as possible, already planning trilogy-wide playthroughs just to see what I could do.
When it first came out, I like you, was totally amazed by it...the depth, the action, the -story-...until the endings, like you.
I came here, and saw this thread...and for the first time, I felt like joining. Here were people that felt and thought like me, that were displeased, that were NOT being idiots...that were being mature, presenting their stories and their cases in a mature and adult fashion...for the very first time, I saw people being intelligent about something negative...and I haven't turned back.
The number of people involved in this is staggering, the fact that it's organized is amazing. If non-gaming magazines like Forbes are taking notice of us, commenting on how what we are saying -matters-...and we have far more people from the Media saying we're right than ever. No other movement in this industry has even come close to matching our dedication, maturity, and generousity...well over $50,000 dollars donated in a few days speaks for itself.
We are being mature, we are being reasonable, and most of all we are being heard.
THAT is what is making all the difference. THAT is what sets us apart. If we give up now, we're doing the game industry irrevocable harm. We are continuing to allow the greedy though process that we, as consumers, do not matter. That they can shove the same tired things at us, shove incomplete and buggy products at us, and that we have no right to ask, and demand if necessary, change to something they've produced.
This doesn't work in anything else, people. There are plenty of examples where campaigns across just about every modern medium have succeeded. This is the first time in -this- medium that such a large group of people is demanding answers, demanding change...standing up for our rights as consumers with our passion as fans.
We are not acting entitled; that is reserved for those trolls who bash otherwise good products, the minorities in other forums that can do nothing but rage and flame.
We are customers, we are fans, and we don't want to see what we love degraded by greedy business practices. We don't want to see the game series we love ruined by what ammounts to sloppy writing at the end, a product defect that can, and has for most, destroyed the rest of the game.
In my experience, I've never seen anything like this movement, or the cooperation and dignity of you people...we need to do this, we need to set this example...we need to keep our voices heard and to get stronger.
So don't give up.
Certainly does seem that if Bioware do nothing they're going to burn in a very special level of hell. A level they reserve for child molesters and people who talk at the theatertangalin wrote...
TheBull wrote...
Crossleft wrote...
malra wrote...
from out here in the 'verse, a simple browncoat reporting for duty. the line will be held.
4 billion internets for the Firefly reference
Mercy is the Mark of great men, maybe we're just alright.
The wheel never stops turning and that doesn't only matter to the people on the Rim
Balls and Bayonets Brigade reporting for duty!
Modifié par Scottish_highlander, 17 mars 2012 - 02:39 .
Xyalon wrote...
QwibQwib wrote...
Xyalon wrote...
You people who are jumping up and down with glee at this post....
...you do realise that she is referring to the thread currently in discussion, right? The one which promises nothing.
This thread to be precise
I'm not trying to shoot you down, nor am I saying it's over. I'm saying bide a while and see what comes of it before jumping up or throwing down.
You are being pessimistic, good for you.
Not at all. I'm reserving judgement. I have neither positive or negative views on this post. When I say it promises nothing I mean exactly that - it promises nothing specific.
I'm being neither optimistic nor pessimistic. I'm going to let BioWare prove that my faith in them is not misguided.
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