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Ukjack44 wrote...
IxSITHxI wrote...
Ukjack44 wrote...
Unlimited69x wrote...
If Casey Hudson wanted ME3's ending to be memorable. It won't be a positive memory. Unless they change it.
Hitler is memorable. Therefore someone should tell Mr Hudson that memorable is not always a good thing when it is quite bad.
The only differnce there is Hitler hates the ending too.
www.youtube.com/watch
You my friend have made my day!
:lol:
DifferentD17 wrote...
Hey guys checking in.
Been thinking about ME3 in general all night and how we were suppose to have "more intimate moments" with your squad since they cut it down. Casey even said they really couldn't do banter with 12 characters. But with 7 squadmates I thought they would do more banter.... Nope not really.
HOLD THE LINE.
Modifié par SiriusXI, 18 mars 2012 - 04:48 .
firstarioch wrote...
instead of working Im here keeping vigil.
Never done anything like this before.
Im proud to hold the line with you troopers.
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dfdsgrgre wrote...
I belive the fact that humanity always ends stories with pain says alot about us - In a fictonal universe we can create anything yet enevitably we create pain and misery. I belive the fact that people seem to want pain and suffering to be proof of a fundimental flaw in our existants
PS It was a good game untill it took an ending in the knee
:lol::lol:
Geinen wrote...
TheBull wrote...
Here is Captain Picard after he completes it.
You know, the ONE thought that goes through my head everytime I see EDI getting off the shuttle is:
She's gonna run out of batteries...
Cybermortis wrote...
I was thinking on this last night, and it dawned on me that BW is in something of a pickle.
If they do nothing then it seems clear that the game just isn't going to sell, and with the SWMMO having put a large hole in their bank balance and before that DA2 not doing well they can't really afford for ME3 to be a flop.
If they do produce and release an ending DLC it would cost money, but if the 'new' ending is good enough to win over the existing players there is a fair chance that our word could convince others to buy the game.
The problem here is that the second option is a gamble, a gamble that word of mouth will increase sales of the game and therefore offset what-ever it cost to produce the DLC. Very risky, even more risky if they manage to make a mess of the DLC.
Now on the face of it the way to reduce that risk would be to charge for the DLC...but there is a rather major problem with this - and one that no-one seems to have considered. The whole reason for producing a DLC would be to get more sales, but if new players are basically being told that they have to buy the game and THEN spend more money to get a good ending. Well, legal issues aside I can't see many people being willing to basically pay for the game twice. Charging existing players for a DLC, and then making it free to new customers...well that is just going to result in accusations of money-grabbing by the existing crowd who will probably never again look at a Bioware game.
Basically Bioware only has two options, do nothing and loose a LOT of money due to the game simply not selling. Or they would have to produce and release a free DLC for everyone in the hopes that sales will improve. Both are risky moves, more so for the latter depending on how long it would take and how much it would cost.
What it will come down to I think is how willing the people with the money are to take a chance, and how much affect they think we are having - basically if they think that a good ending DLC would result in us being able to convince people to go buy the game afterwards.
If Bioware is in this position, and reading, I'd point out that the same percentage of people who want a new ending ALSO agree that the rest of the game is brilliant...and we are far from afraid to say that.
dfdsgrgre wrote...
I belive the fact that humanity always ends stories with pain says alot about us - In a fictonal universe we can create anything yet enevitably we create pain and misery. I belive the fact that people seem to want pain and suffering to be proof of a fundimental flaw in our existants
PS It was a good game untill it took an ending in the knee
-GravityOfLove- wrote...
Heyy bringing up some thing i noticed a few days ago.
At the "end" of ME3 you hear a song when Joker stumbles out with whomever, its this song.
Only a snipet.
I remember getting emotional to this song xD --im a nerdd--
But i think some of the lyrics do represent the series as a whole.
IxSITHxI wrote...
I dunno the Ace Ventura one is so epic
TheBull wrote...
Here is Captain Picard after he completes it.
Trunks Bordare wrote...
Please don't forget this post. We need to stay strong and focused through the weekend. No statements will be issued until Monday at the earliest.
http://social.biowar...ndex/10084349/1
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Thore2k10 wrote...
i think someone just donated 1000$
quite amazing how dedicated some people are!
Someone donated like 10k early on. Incredible people
SiriusXI wrote...
DifferentD17 wrote...
Hey guys checking in.
Been thinking about ME3 in general all night and how we were suppose to have "more intimate moments" with your squad since they cut it down. Casey even said they really couldn't do banter with 12 characters. But with 7 squadmates I thought they would do more banter.... Nope not really.
HOLD THE LINE.
That was actually the first thing that pissed me off about ME3 when I was like 8 hours in. I was thinking... WHERE the hell has all the dialogue gone? In ME2 you could talk constantly to your team. Now everyone just goes Zaheed/Kasumi on me...
Joker: Commander. Commander. Commander. Commander.
Liara: Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you.
Vega: Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.
Tali: Maybe later. Maybe later. Maybe later. Maybe later.
Garrus: Not Now. Not Now.Not Now.Not Now. Not Now
WHY NOT NOW!? Sorry... still pisses me off, but in the light of the endings it becomes a minor complaint. Still the promises of MORE and DEEPER conversations with your team was a lie. I like that the people walk the ship more, e.g. Garrus and Joker telleng jokes, and I like the conversations via communicators. This added to the game. But There definitely is NOT more dialogue with the team in ME3 than there was in ME2.
So sad... This should be our next project once the endings are fixed... ok... one problem at a time.
HOLD THE LINE!
Modifié par SpuDSheraM, 18 mars 2012 - 04:51 .
RPGmom28 wrote...
Yeah, and my husband felt the need to remind me that all of those people stranded on that planet were going to breed there, including Kaidan and a random female crew member. My Shepard loses again.
The thing is you need to talk to them after every single mission as ME2 did, so go up to every single char and spam E till they say a repeated line and move to next char until everyone repeats. Only then should you do the next mission if you want loads of dialogue, but the good thing is that they converse with eachother in different settings instead of the "shephard therapy session thing" as in previous ones.SiriusXI wrote...
DifferentD17 wrote...
Hey guys checking in.
Been thinking about ME3 in general all night and how we were suppose to have "more intimate moments" with your squad since they cut it down. Casey even said they really couldn't do banter with 12 characters. But with 7 squadmates I thought they would do more banter.... Nope not really.
HOLD THE LINE.
That was actually the first thing that pissed me off about ME3 when I was like 8 hours in. I was thinking... WHERE the hell has all the dialogue gone? In ME2 you could talk constantly to your team. Now everyone just goes Zaheed/Kasumi on me...
Joker: Commander. Commander. Commander. Commander.
Liara: Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you.
Vega: Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.
Tali: Maybe later. Maybe later. Maybe later. Maybe later.
Garrus: Not Now. Not Now.Not Now.Not Now. Not Now
WHY NOT NOW!? Sorry... still pisses me off, but in the light of the endings it becomes a minor complaint. Still the promises of MORE and DEEPER conversations with your team was a lie. I like that the people walk the ship more, e.g. Garrus and Joker telleng jokes, and I like the conversations via communicators. This added to the game. But There definitely is NOT more dialogue with the team in ME3 than there was in ME2.
So sad... This should be our next project once the endings are fixed... ok... one problem at a time.
HOLD THE LINE!
Ossborn76 wrote...
IxSITHxI wrote...
I dunno the Ace Ventura one is so epic
This one is my favourite too, but this one fits my personal reaction better (minute 1:14 till 1:24)
Hold the line!
A lot when you consider they have to bring the team back and pay them, 15-30 minutes of extra game could take more than a week, then there is the cost of bringing back the voice actors, and lets be honest here, I doubt the likes of Sheen come cheap.Xyalon wrote...
In all fairness, how much would it cost to produce 15-30 minutes more of gameplay? I'm asking honestly because I don't know.
Given that the foundation is there already, there'd probably little or no combat, and they are gfoing to be producing additional DLC anyway so they aren't firing up anything which they have shut down...
I just can't see it costing much.
Temtimtom wrote...
-GravityOfLove- wrote...
Heyy bringing up some thing i noticed a few days ago.
At the "end" of ME3 you hear a song when Joker stumbles out with whomever, its this song.
Only a snipet.
I remember getting emotional to this song xD --im a nerdd--
But i think some of the lyrics do represent the series as a whole.
No, it's not. This is the song played at the end of Mass Effect. Not Mass Effect 3.
Also, it does not resemble the credits song from ME3 in any way. They are however done by the same band.
--thats why the link was to ME1 OST--Modifié par -GravityOfLove-, 18 mars 2012 - 04:55 .
Geinen wrote...
RPGmom28 wrote...
Yeah, and my husband felt the need to remind me that all of those people stranded on that planet were going to breed there, including Kaidan and a random female crew member. My Shepard loses again.
Mass Effect 4: Repopulation
Reminds me of the matrix where smith tells morpheus that the first matrix was perfect but people's minds rebelled against it becuase they define reality through suffereing. Which is a weird way is true. How can you define a happy moment without having a bad moment to compare it to? Well, after ME3's ending everything compared to this is a happy moment.Crossleft wrote...
dfdsgrgre wrote...
I belive the fact that humanity always ends stories with pain says alot about us - In a fictonal universe we can create anything yet enevitably we create pain and misery. I belive the fact that people seem to want pain and suffering to be proof of a fundimental flaw in our existants
PS It was a good game untill it took an ending in the knee
we write what we see I suppose
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