Missy_MI wrote...
Yeah the FTC thing seems rather extreme. But, to be honest, this whole situation makes me a little uncomfortable. I'm definitely standing with you guys, voting in every poll, donating to Child's Play, adding constructive feedback and all that because I feel really strongly about the endings.Fox544 wrote...
I may get
yelled at for this but is anyone else kinda curious to see what would happen if the FTC decides to get involved? I mean it could change the entire entertainment industry forever in ways never imagined.
But at the same time, BioWare has been my all-time favorite game company for years. I didn't think twice about taking vacation time to play ME3. They were the one game company whose products I would buy based on their name alone, no reviews needed.
I remember after I finished KOTOR2 with its original, abrupt ending, all I could think was.. "WTF?" Swiftly followed by "BioWare would never have done something like that."
And now here I am.
I really hope Bioware/EA can take a step back and understand how much those endings failed to resonate with a significant part of their player base. But at the same time, I hope we aren't encouraging irreparable damage to their reputation, you know?
I mean, if the best case scenario happens, and they deliver DLC that magically meets everyone's hopes and dreams, would there be as many people here passionately writing requests to various press outlets to feature
BioWare in a positive way, as a company who takes fan critiques to heart? Or would everyone just say 'about time!' and fade off, leaving the bad metacritic scores and polls for late comers to find?
Anyway sorry to ramble. Still holding the line! I just hope it is worth it in the end - for both sides. (*edited due to crazy formatting*)
Side note, BW didn't make KoToR 2. Credit where credit is due and all that lol. I hope BW fixes this I really do. I hate having to tell people to stay away from BW right now.




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