Capeo wrote...
cerberus1701 wrote...
Capeo wrote...
cerberus1701 wrote...
154 pages of, "OMFG, the game didn't gimmie an ending where it rains happy and everyone gets a free puppy."
Can we hit 200?
Gee, you're like the five millionth person to say that same old crap. Find someone on here who is asking for rainbows and puppies. You won't and that's why you have no point. BW promised choice and didn't deliver on it. You're fine with that? Good. That othere people aren't isn't your problem..
Sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells":
(Me ,me, me, me, me, me. Me, me, me, me, me.)
Bioware, like any other RPG delivered choice.....within the overall narrative of the story they wanted to tell.
ME has never been about Shep, or the crew coming out on top unscathed. It has always been about the sacrifices they were all willing to make for the greater good.
So, if all the endings are accurate and the crew is always some variation of screwed, it's not a shock. Play musical chairs with the martyrdom devil and sooner or later you're going to be left without a chair when the music stops and asked to actually make that sacrifice..
"Fight for the lost." (Not for a better end for themselves)
"We fight for the people standing when it's all over." (Not for a better end for themselves)
If Shep were looking for a happy ending for himself and those closest to him, he would have been better off selling out to the Reapers when he was basically offered a survival pass if he joined up with them in the last two games.
But it was never about his/her own happiness.
All roads pretty much led here, and the fact that you didn't see it and are now all so enraged by it is almost nonsense.
Shep's cool with the endings because all this was about giving everyone else a chance, not himself.
Cancel your preorders, go cry, fume here for another 300 pages or whatever else you feel like you need to do, but don't act like you're actually hurting BW or EA or anyone else.
And, yes, I know that just ticks you all off more.
Haha, saying the same crap again just differently still makes it the same old crap. You still have absolutely no point. Sending the entire galaxy into a dark age is a sacrifice. It happens no matter what. Removing any ability to actually have an ending where your crew fights with you to end and stays with you is lazy. Having 3 endings with a couple variations goes against everything the series is based on, or at least waht BW liked to say it was based on.
Again, show me someone who wanted rainbows and puppies. I asked for proof of your contention not more rationalization on your part.
Don't you get it?
Billions dead, intergalactic travel eliminated, Normandy crew stranded = hardcore, deep, emotional ending.
Billions dead, intergalactic travel eliminated, Normandy crew not stranded = Unrealistic sushine and gumdrops ending for the Disney crowd.