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And now all hope is out and the only cure is ....... yes that's rightGhost Rider LSOV wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
not everything is sunshine and happiness, DEAL WITH IT
Yup, but I play video games to forget how crappy real life can be at times.
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Arthas9 wrote...
Am I the only one who loves the concept of the story's ending? Now the whole saga makes sense. Shepard, one single person stops the vitually unstopable by using or destroying their heritage, tools of manipulation and yes, the technological wonders all galactic civilizations were based and founded on, even sacraficing his own life or his chance to be with his loved ones. This is what I call a true hero... a real legend. Yes, he's pushing the whole galactic community back into a dark age, but in the mean time he breaks the Cycle, stops the Reapers once and for all and gives the living a chance for a new start. This whole fight never meant to be a happy one or an easy one without it's sacrifices and tolls. It's a heroic poem of a game about an apocalyptic event being evaded with some unpleasent consequences. It also gives a nice closure to the whole saga and it's lore. I'm happy that Bio didn't take the usual Hollywood-crap path and took the story back to it's gritty but miraculous sc-fi roots we all loved the first game for. I'm shocked and pleased at the same time! Thank you Bio!
Oh, and for the record: The Reapers were harvesting whole galactic civilizations, cultures and races for millions of years. This ancient, enigmatic race (who's origin remains covered by mistery) with such uncomprihensive knowledge and technology was literally invincible. Let's not forget that they had created the first reaper starships, or I'd rather say that they became those powerful starships themselves - by this not only creating huge collective overminds with the knowledge and conscious of billions of individuals, but also finding a way to become immortal. It was them who truly taimed eezo technology and found a way to use it for intergalactic travel by creating the mass relay system and the Citadell (a huge mass relay and their center of society. They found a way to indoctrinate other sapient races. They manipulated and observed every single technologically advanced civilization by their heritage (the beforementioned technological marvels and by their sentinels. Basically they supposed to know everything about "us" (via the Keepers, Collectors, Sovereign, the Guardian) while "we" don't know anything about them (hell, almost nobody beleived in them until their arrival). The only thing Shepard knows about them beside their existence is that they are more powerful than anything in the galaxy and that they are coming. How on Earth (no pun intended) anyone supposed to stop or destroy them just like that in a few months (years if you count the ones spent by Shepards investigation and absence). Everyone was so angry with the rumors of a "deus ex machina" kind of secret weapon that would have made it all sound and easy - so here you go, it's not such a closure. I find this ending very-very epic, lifelike and thoughtful.
To all those who mourn their love interests and a happy ending in the arms of their virtual lover: ME is not and never intended to be a love story. It is just another aspect that makes the game more personal and emotionally involving. I also think that the ending makes the story of the romances more satisfying in many ways and the sacrafice a more meaningful one. I can hardly imagine Shepard the warriorbad asshero setting down with his lover and living a quiet and happy life in some remote, peaceful, sunny and idealistic place. So is the life of epic heroes, living legends and so their love becomes immortal.
Ps.: Seeing so many people unhappy I see - with the many upcoming DLC-s - some DLC coming with missions or assets that would change the ending as well.
Context should not be narrowly limited only to one game. Consistency should be for the series.Hollowhisp wrote...
Thats because people are taking the ending spoilers out of the context of the entire game, Its not just about the last few minutes where you make that tough choice but all the missions and conversations that lead to uniting the galaxy.
Because the OUTCOME is still the same, Reapers are gone, Relays are dead, Shepard is either dead or stuck on the Citadel and the Normandy and it's crew end up[ stranded on an uncharted planet with no ships and no relays.Kanmuru wrote...
LilyasAvalon wrote...
It's not like we're asking ALL 7 endings to be changed either, I have NO problem with all those endings. I DO have a problem with the fact that THEY'RE ALL PRETTY MUCH THE SAME ENDING.Capeo wrote...
LilyasAvalon wrote...
I don't understand how some people are just claiming we want a 'Disney ending', what's so Disney about the relays destroyed, millions dead, hundreds of planets traumtised... but Shepard NOT being forever alone or dead and ACTUALLY being about to still be with their LI/crew/squad?
Precisely what I said earlier.
NO they arent, you can destroy the reapers or control/merge with them... HOW THE HELL IS THAT THE SAME ****ING THING?
Kanmuru wrote...
I love how everyone who played the game loved it, but the rest of the forums who only have incomplete spoilers are trowing a hissy fit...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
And now all hope is out and the only cure is ....... yes that's rightGhost Rider LSOV wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
not everything is sunshine and happiness, DEAL WITH IT
Yup, but I play video games to forget how crappy real life can be at times.
Dean_the_Young wrote...
What's with this 'we used to get the ending we wanted' nonsense?
Bioware has always provided limited endings, and they've never been particularly happy or optimistic since ME1's, which was an ending for a game that might not even have gotten a sequel.
Modifié par Teredan, 28 février 2012 - 04:51 .
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
And now all hope is out and the only cure is ....... yes that's rightGhost Rider LSOV wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
not everything is sunshine and happiness, DEAL WITH IT
Yup, but I play video games to forget how crappy real life can be at times.
CerberusSoldier wrote...
Arthas9 wrote...
Am I the only one who loves the concept of the story's ending? Now the whole saga makes sense. Shepard, one single person stops the vitually unstopable by using or destroying their heritage, tools of manipulation and yes, the technological wonders all galactic civilizations were based and founded on, even sacraficing his own life or his chance to be with his loved ones. This is what I call a true hero... a real legend. Yes, he's pushing the whole galactic community back into a dark age, but in the mean time he breaks the Cycle, stops the Reapers once and for all and gives the living a chance for a new start. This whole fight never meant to be a happy one or an easy one without it's sacrifices and tolls. It's a heroic poem of a game about an apocalyptic event being evaded with some unpleasent consequences. It also gives a nice closure to the whole saga and it's lore. I'm happy that Bio didn't take the usual Hollywood-crap path and took the story back to it's gritty but miraculous sc-fi roots we all loved the first game for. I'm shocked and pleased at the same time! Thank you Bio!
Oh, and for the record: The Reapers were harvesting whole galactic civilizations, cultures and races for millions of years. This ancient, enigmatic race (who's origin remains covered by mistery) with such uncomprihensive knowledge and technology was literally invincible. Let's not forget that they had created the first reaper starships, or I'd rather say that they became those powerful starships themselves - by this not only creating huge collective overminds with the knowledge and conscious of billions of individuals, but also finding a way to become immortal. It was them who truly taimed eezo technology and found a way to use it for intergalactic travel by creating the mass relay system and the Citadell (a huge mass relay and their center of society. They found a way to indoctrinate other sapient races. They manipulated and observed every single technologically advanced civilization by their heritage (the beforementioned technological marvels and by their sentinels. Basically they supposed to know everything about "us" (via the Keepers, Collectors, Sovereign, the Guardian) while "we" don't know anything about them (hell, almost nobody beleived in them until their arrival). The only thing Shepard knows about them beside their existence is that they are more powerful than anything in the galaxy and that they are coming. How on Earth (no pun intended) anyone supposed to stop or destroy them just like that in a few months (years if you count the ones spent by Shepards investigation and absence). Everyone was so angry with the rumors of a "deus ex machina" kind of secret weapon that would have made it all sound and easy - so here you go, it's not such a closure. I find this ending very-very epic, lifelike and thoughtful.
To all those who mourn their love interests and a happy ending in the arms of their virtual lover: ME is not and never intended to be a love story. It is just another aspect that makes the game more personal and emotionally involving. I also think that the ending makes the story of the romances more satisfying in many ways and the sacrafice a more meaningful one. I can hardly imagine Shepard the warriorbad asshero setting down with his lover and living a quiet and happy life in some remote, peaceful, sunny and idealistic place. So is the life of epic heroes, living legends and so their love becomes immortal.
Ps.: Seeing so many people unhappy I see - with the many upcoming DLC-s - some DLC coming with missions or assets that would change the ending as well.
Go ahead buy into Bioware 's god awful and crappy story telling . but I promise you Metal Gear Solid 4 and Gears of War 3 had better endings . Than this piece of trash
Smecky Kitteh wrote...
Arthas9 wrote...
Am I the only one who loves the concept of the story's ending? Now the whole saga makes sense. Shepard, one single person stops the vitually unstopable by using or destroying their heritage, tools of manipulation and yes, the technological wonders all galactic civilizations were based and founded on, even sacraficing his own life or his chance to be with his loved ones. This is what I call a true hero... a real legend. Yes, he's pushing the whole galactic community back into a dark age, but in the mean time he breaks the Cycle, stops the Reapers once and for all and gives the living a chance for a new start. This whole fight never meant to be a happy one or an easy one without it's sacrifices and tolls. It's a heroic poem of a game about an apocalyptic event being evaded with some unpleasent consequences. It also gives a nice closure to the whole saga and it's lore. I'm happy that Bio didn't take the usual Hollywood-crap path and took the story back to it's gritty but miraculous sc-fi roots we all loved the first game for. I'm shocked and pleased at the same time! Thank you Bio!
Oh, and for the record: The Reapers were harvesting whole galactic civilizations, cultures and races for millions of years. This ancient, enigmatic race (who's origin remains covered by mistery) with such uncomprihensive knowledge and technology was literally invincible. Let's not forget that they had created the first reaper starships, or I'd rather say that they became those powerful starships themselves - by this not only creating huge collective overminds with the knowledge and conscious of billions of individuals, but also finding a way to become immortal. It was them who truly taimed eezo technology and found a way to use it for intergalactic travel by creating the mass relay system and the Citadell (a huge mass relay and their center of society. They found a way to indoctrinate other sapient races. They manipulated and observed every single technologically advanced civilization by their heritage (the beforementioned technological marvels and by their sentinels. Basically they supposed to know everything about "us" (via the Keepers, Collectors, Sovereign, the Guardian) while "we" don't know anything about them (hell, almost nobody beleived in them until their arrival). The only thing Shepard knows about them beside their existence is that they are more powerful than anything in the galaxy and that they are coming. How on Earth (no pun intended) anyone supposed to stop or destroy them just like that in a few months (years if you count the ones spent by Shepards investigation and absence). Everyone was so angry with the rumors of a "deus ex machina" kind of secret weapon that would have made it all sound and easy - so here you go, it's not such a closure. I find this ending very-very epic, lifelike and thoughtful.
To all those who mourn their love interests and a happy ending in the arms of their virtual lover: ME is not and never intended to be a love story. It is just another aspect that makes the game more personal and emotionally involving. I also think that the ending makes the story of the romances more satisfying in many ways and the sacrafice a more meaningful one. I can hardly imagine Shepard the warriorbad asshero setting down with his lover and living a quiet and happy life in some remote, peaceful, sunny and idealistic place. So is the life of epic heroes, living legends and so their love becomes immortal.
Ps.: Seeing so many people unhappy I see - with the many upcoming DLC-s - some DLC coming with missions or assets that would change the ending as well.
This. You sir or mam are the voice of reason so to spaek.
... at least a few of us will enjoy the game and appreciate it for what it is.
magnuskn wrote...
Kanmuru wrote...
I love how everyone who played the game loved it, but the rest of the forums who only have incomplete spoilers are trowing a hissy fit...
Yeah, because everybody has the same taste and it must be the same as yours. Otherwise they are bad, evil people and wrooooong.
Modifié par Smecky Kitteh, 28 février 2012 - 04:54 .
Dean_the_Young wrote...
What's with this 'we used to get the ending we wanted' nonsense?
Bioware has always provided limited endings, and they've never been particularly happy or optimistic since ME1's, which was an ending for a game that might not even have gotten a sequel.
Teredan wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
What's with this 'we used to get the ending we wanted' nonsense?
Bioware has always provided limited endings, and they've never been particularly happy or optimistic since ME1's, which was an ending for a game that might not even have gotten a sequel.
How is the ME2 everyone survived not happy?
How is the good ending in KotoR not happy?
How is the DA ending (which had varying degrees of "good") not happy?
I seriously have no idea which bioware games you've been playing.
Yes they have always provided a limited number of endings but usually ones that cover all major camps.
Modifié par Satanicponies, 28 février 2012 - 04:53 .
Nathan Redgrave wrote...
Capeo wrote...
Oh come now, the entire game is unrealistic. That's no excuse for a lack of optional outcomes. They're already throwing the catch all weapon of the crucible in there. They could have made it capable of whatever they wanted.
Yes, they could have. Making it capable of too much without a balancing drawback, however, would have incited an even larger sh**storm than the one we're dancing in now--precisely because that kind of thing is unrealistic.
Smecky Kitteh wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
And now all hope is out and the only cure is ....... yes that's rightGhost Rider LSOV wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
not everything is sunshine and happiness, DEAL WITH IT
Yup, but I play video games to forget how crappy real life can be at times.
Romance novels?
Smecky Kitteh wrote...
magnuskn wrote...
Kanmuru wrote...
I love how everyone who played the game loved it, but the rest of the forums who only have incomplete spoilers are trowing a hissy fit...
Yeah, because everybody has the same taste and it must be the same as yours. Otherwise they are bad, evil people and wrooooong.
Or just extremely biased. you've never played the game so your scope of on the entire package is fairely limited.
Dean_the_Young wrote...
What's with this 'we used to get the ending we wanted' nonsense?
Bioware has always provided limited endings, and they've never been particularly happy or optimistic since ME1's, which was an ending for a game that might not even have gotten a sequel.
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
Smecky Kitteh wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
And now all hope is out and the only cure is ....... yes that's rightGhost Rider LSOV wrote...
turian councilor Knockout wrote...
not everything is sunshine and happiness, DEAL WITH IT
Yup, but I play video games to forget how crappy real life can be at times.
Romance novels?
no something even more romantic called suicide with your LI in ME 3.
GASP!!! A love story for the Ages!!
Guest_FemaleMageFan_*
Taleroth wrote...
Context should not be narrowly limited only to one game. Consistency should be for the series.Hollowhisp wrote...
Thats because people are taking the ending spoilers out of the context of the entire game, Its not just about the last few minutes where you make that tough choice but all the missions and conversations that lead to uniting the galaxy.
Capeo wrote...
Nathan Redgrave wrote...
Capeo wrote...
Oh come now, the entire game is unrealistic. That's no excuse for a lack of optional outcomes. They're already throwing the catch all weapon of the crucible in there. They could have made it capable of whatever they wanted.
Yes, they could have. Making it capable of too much without a balancing drawback, however, would have incited an even larger sh**storm than the one we're dancing in now--precisely because that kind of thing is unrealistic.
Yes, but you balance the drawback based on your choices and actions throughout the game. Even with the highest level of preparedness possible you still can't help but be seperated from your crew and LI. I'll repeat again, they could easily destroy the relays and all that jazz without making Shepard a friggin' martyr. He could still be trapped but you could at least be trapped with characters you've spent 3 games trying to maintain relationships with as the possible best outcome.
Kanmuru wrote...
Teredan wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
What's with this 'we used to get the ending we wanted' nonsense?
Bioware has always provided limited endings, and they've never been particularly happy or optimistic since ME1's, which was an ending for a game that might not even have gotten a sequel.
How is the ME2 everyone survived not happy?
How is the good ending in KotoR not happy?
How is the DA ending (which had varying degrees of "good") not happy?
I seriously have no idea which bioware games you've been playing.
Yes they have always provided a limited number of endings but usually ones that cover all major camps.
What makes you think that dead main character = bad ending? The entire galaxy is safe because of your actions, thats a good ending (just like self sacrifice in DAO)
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