Cucobr wrote...
Another ending that is not a continuation of Shepard when he wakes up on earth will fail to me.
Because my Shepard wake up. MY SHEPARD WAKE UP.
That would be the best option for me too.
Cucobr wrote...
Another ending that is not a continuation of Shepard when he wakes up on earth will fail to me.
Because my Shepard wake up. MY SHEPARD WAKE UP.
Tessa09 wrote...
Iucounou wrote...
I rather think if they go that route, they will tack it on to an already scheduled DLC, perhaps this multiplayer thing that they have mentioned. That way they can see more people than just the MP guys buying it. A low blow, if they do that, but from a bas**rd marketing perspective, it would make sense for them.
There'd be further outcry, of course, but that's no worse than what they have now.
Oh, I'd be done with this company. Seriously. That would be a worse case scenario I think.
Modifié par Iucounou, 22 mars 2012 - 09:54 .
See, I have a problem with this, it's saying all the inhouse testers were happy with the ending, I'm finding that very hard to accept given the backlash we've seen so far, yeah I can accept they will be cheering for their own team, but I cannot believe no one said "hold up guys, this is the ending we're going for?"; even if they happen to miss the massive plot holes(highly unlikely), there is still the question of the very limited choices, and how they negate all other choices throughout the entire series.naes1984 wrote...
Just be patient. If they don't rectify the situation, then I'll be right there with you. But give them time. They are probably very surprised by the reaction.
Hmm, I've reviewed the ending and the picture at the end of the link you posted. There definitely are similarities. The flora is similar, though the landscape doesn't seem to match (though that might be a regional variance). There are two planet-like bodies visible in the sky, just like on Aite, but the size doesn't seem to match (the smaller planet/moon in the sky of the crash site is too small compared to the one in Aite's sky).N085 wrote...
beyondsolo wrote...
Can you please provide some sort of evidence for that? I find that claim disturbingly interesting. It would mean that the ending makes even less sense than before. According to the galaxy map it takes 5 relay transfers to get to the Phoenix Massing from Sol....N085 wrote...
Don't mean to change the subject but did anyone notice that the planet the Normandy crash lands on is Aite? (Project Overlord)
I play on 360 so can't get a screen shot. I'm on AITE right now on ME2 and it's the exact planet, the large birds in the sky and the 2 planets visible from the planet suface. Here is a link to a view from the planet. They seem to be an exact match. lavenderkae.deviantart.com/art/Mass-Effect-2-Aite-Scenic-2-203851310
Modifié par beyondsolo, 22 mars 2012 - 10:00 .
IReuven wrote...
http://blog.bioware....012/03/21/4108/
Read that, and wait for april. And have hope. And if this time BW will F-up...
Then... "Go out there and give them hell."
Modifié par satrack, 22 mars 2012 - 09:57 .
Laterali wrote...
I know everyone has heard the old saying, " If you have to explain the joke, it's not funny."
They really screwed up big time, they added a huge plot element in the "Catalyst" and then didn't bother telling us what the hell it was. Somehow our ground team magically happens on the Normandy, and they happen to be several galaxies away while I'm on the Citadel. Did my team seriously abandon me at the end? including my LI? I can't actually save anyone, I can only make 3 different choices that no matter what, will eventually be mean the death of everyone in the entire universe, since all the relays are destroyed, including all technology in the path of the color changing energy blast.
So anyone in spaceships above Earth is dead, which at this point was probably the majority of what was left of every species.
What was the payoff Bioware? Admit it Bioware, you screwed up. Come out with hat in hand and apologize for blowing it big time. At least take it with some dignity. Then get to fixing it.
I know I couldn't possibly understand the deep complexities of your hidden meanings behind the different colored energy ball, but I think someone needs a little humility at this point.
It's not been taken down, the man that started it just set the end-goal to 80k. It's both a good and bad thing. Now we can say, we reached our goal, we held the line.Benathorn wrote...
Geda173 wrote...
galaxidj wrote...
ChipIn has been taken down.
Read about it here
Its really sad. Really really sad.
It won't load for me. What is it saying? Why did they take it down?
Kyria Nyriese wrote...
After a little more than a week to chew this over in my brain, I finally managed to put my thoughts into words, though I will warn you that it is a bit on the disjointed side, since that's kinda how I write sometimes, especially off the cuff.
What happened to Mass Effect 3
Kyria Nyriese HOLDING THE LINE!
Benathorn wrote...
Geda173 wrote...
galaxidj wrote...
ChipIn has been taken down.
Read about it here
Its really sad. Really really sad.
It won't load for me. What is it saying? Why did they take it down?
TSC_1 wrote...
Remember, people: now is the time to let Bioware know that we won't be satisfied with anything but new, real, satisfying endings. By this point, they must know that they need to do something. Given the tone of Dr. Muzyka's statement, it may be that they're considering releasing content that tries to explain away the plot holes of the current endings and that gives a little more information about what happens to the crew and the galaxy.
I don't think that's good enough. I want new endings free of plot holes, free of Starchildren, and free of logical contradictions. I want new endings that provide actual closure. I want new endings that allow my Shep to live and reunite with his friends and love interest. I want new endings where Shep fails. I want new endings that leave the mass relays intact. Above all, I want endings that make my choices throughout the trilogy matter.
Anything less is not good enough, and we need to let Bioware know that now, when they are still deciding what to do.
So let them know in this thread. Let them know in the feedback thread. Let them know on Twitter. Let them know by e-mail (contact@bioware.com). Let them know by letter. And, if you haven't yet, vote in this poll.
beyondsolo wrote...
Hmm, I've reviewed the ending and the picture at the end of the link you posted. There definitely are similarities. The fauna is similar, though the landscape doesn't seem to match (though that might be a regional variance). There are two planet-like bodies visible in the sky, just like on Aite, but the size doesn't seem to match (the smaller planet/moon in the sky of the crash site is too small compared to the one in Aite's sky).N085 wrote...
beyondsolo wrote...
Can you please provide some sort of evidence for that? I find that claim disturbingly interesting. It would mean that the ending makes even less sense than before. According to the galaxy map it takes 5 relay transfers to get to the Phoenix Massing from Sol....N085 wrote...
Don't mean to change the subject but did anyone notice that the planet the Normandy crash lands on is Aite? (Project Overlord)
I play on 360 so can't get a screen shot. I'm on AITE right now on ME2 and it's the exact planet, the large birds in the sky and the 2 planets visible from the planet suface. Here is a link to a view from the planet. They seem to be an exact match. lavenderkae.deviantart.com/art/Mass-Effect-2-Aite-Scenic-2-203851310
Ah well, I guess we'll never know.
TSC_1 wrote...
I don't think that's good enough. I want new endings free of plot holes, free of Starchildren, and free of logical contradictions. I want new endings that provide actual closure. I want new endings that allow my Shep to live and reunite with his friends and love interest. I want new endings where Shep fails. I want new endings that leave the mass relays intact. Above all, I want endings that make my choices throughout the trilogy matter.
Anything less is not good enough, and we need to let Bioware know that now, when they are still deciding what to do.
Benirus wrote...
It's not been taken down, the man that started it just set the end-goal to 80k. It's both a good and bad thing. Now we can say, we reached our goal, we held the line.Benathorn wrote...
Geda173 wrote...
galaxidj wrote...
ChipIn has been taken down.
Read about it here
Its really sad. Really really sad.
It won't load for me. What is it saying? Why did they take it down?
Geda173 wrote...
Benathorn wrote...
Geda173 wrote...
galaxidj wrote...
ChipIn has been taken down.
Read about it here
Its really sad. Really really sad.
It won't load for me. What is it saying? Why did they take it down?
Hello everyone,
As of today, I have set an end goal for our fundraiser at $80,000.
The very idea that we would even be able to reach that goal was a fever dream only a week ago. I don't believe anyone can or should consider this effort to have been anything but spectacularly successful. As evidenced by the statement from Dr. Myzuka yesterday, we have made our voices heard. Those of you here have taken special care to be heard in a polite, positive manner, and I believe that this is a major contributor to that success.
We have shown our sincerity and passion. We have brought positive attention to the Retake Mass Effect movement.
Make no mistake. This effort has been victorious.
I have been in contact with a manager at Child's Play. First, he wanted to stress how grateful they were for our efforts here, and the huge impact it will have in helping the charity. However, he pointed out that several sources are incorrectly assuming a link between the charity and the petition, or outright support of the petition by the charity. This has been the source of some difficulty for them, and it has been requested that we wind this effort down. Again, I want to stress that the charity is not unhappy with our work, they are exceptionally pleased with what we have accomplished.
There will be conspiracy theorys regarding this. Many of the public statements by Penny Arcade have been dismissive or outright derogatory of our effort. I believe this is a failure on their part to understand our issues, but they are entitled to their opinion. Regardless, I want to stress that I do not believe for one second that this is an attempt by anyone at Penny Arcade to silence this movement.
I also want you all to know I am acting unilaterally in this decision. I have been provided many eloquent arguments against winding down the drive and I appreciate them. In the end, however, I believe that now is the time for this phase of the process to come to an close.
Retake Mass Effect is not over by any means; Dr. Myzuka's statement was welcome, but did not directly address our concerns. You have been heard. Now it is time to make sure they get the details right
I will be taking a break from BSN for a time. My sincerest thanks to everyone who has supported this effort whether through donations, publicity, or kind words.
I hope to soon have an archive of the comments here available at www.wewillholdtheline.org.
To everyone here - my thanks, and I saulte you.
Sincerely,
Robb