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[chrrue_]

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

[chmarr]

nitefyre410 wrote...

Just to lighten the mood... I  did my own ending   but no we have not won yet but we will win.. 

  

My ending  for them plays to this Marching On by One Republic    


Its starts with a shot of their house but a pans out to see many  Quarians and Geth building something bigger.   The Alliance to better train its future soliders expanded Grissom Acdemy... now other students will study  and train off world  the other various races.  On the Rannoch Shepard, Tali and Garrus are going to run the site for  Engineering and field training... Rannoch as  nice rugged terrain for it.   We see David Archer and other students  talking with a Geth and Quarian Engineers,  Jack and her new class of students land ina  shuttle with  Nathaniel Shepard and Garrus waiting to take them out in the field.. Tail comes out  two young children one quarian and one human both orphans of the war.   Tali comes up behind  him draps herself over his shoulder  as Jack walks up making a comment about those  two. While the two  children  excited say.. "Aunty Jack" .  Garrus makes a comment about  the kids calling her "Aunty" Jack is about to give him ear full but Tali give that stern look of"Not infront of kids or else..."   

Shepard chuckles  with a soft smile leaving a small kiss on  forehead. Tali still has to wear a breathing mask but not a full helmet all the time   she is still wearing her hood.   Garrus mandibles twitch looking at the new crop of students to which he comments  "lets teach rookies how  we did in our day.."   Shepard laughs and tells they're no that old yeah.  As Jack, Shepard and Garrus gather supplies before heading out.    Adrimal Hackett walks comes out of th building behind  Tali,  picking up on of  the young  orphans.   He tells "That he thought he never see the day where Nathaniel would settle down."    Tali tells he should he deserves it, he changed the  Galaxy to which  Hackett repleis "Only because you changed him, you showed what he could be, you gave him something to fight for and never sell yourself short on that... now I believe some of your students need you."   he points over David Archer and one of the  Quarian Engineers working on something.  Tali smiles, understanding what he means and heads over to assist.     

The Screen closes out with Tali voice ove: " When  I started my  Pilgrimage ,  Home was not place,  it was just a dream, distant memory  of place I have never seen.  I did not understand  then but now I do., a home is not just a planet or a house..its  something  more... is place were build your future. Its not just rock, steel, and woods.   Its friendship, hope and most of love...I get it now.  We have lost some much because this war,  so much we can't regain.   When Legion told that the Geth "Seek to be build there own future free of the Old Machines.", the Reapers.  I could not really understand it  was saying.  Now, I think  I do -   The Reapers represent more than cycle of exstinction. They represent the cycle of  hate and old wars - but we free of that now... free to build our own future what ever it may be.   It will be ours to build and to discover."   

Pan out to  showing  planet and the galaxy..  Credits rolll showing stills of the Different races rebuilding together and of  crew celebrating and going  to various memorials for the fallen(mainly Anderson.)   Credits end.. a big  splash page of a artist rendition of the entire cast from ME 1, 2, and 3  with The End. 

Thats is my ending.     

This fight is far from over.

^^ this would be a cool ending

[Plummy]

I wonder what half these website would say if something like CoD had a shocking MP set up and it had the fans in total rage about it. Would they be calling them all a bunch of whiny little no life children? Or would they come out in support off them?

[Hydralysk]

MysticBinary82 wrote...

LadyMarisa wrote...

I know this is kind of off topic so I hope you'll forgive me as I'm not trying to derail the thread. I've seen several posts (not all of them recent) where people who did not like the ending of ME 3 also did not like DA:2.

Am I the only one that liked that game?

No, I liked DA2 too. The end was not super brilliant but it fit the story

There were a lot of problems with DA2, copy/paste dungeons aside the main plot felt disjointed likely due to the big gaps in the timeline in between the 3 acts. I did enjoy the story while I was playing through it, but it's hard to call it a good game especially when stacked up against all the other Bioware games that came before it. That said, at least the ending made sense and didn't come out of nowhere, they'd been building it up all game and the 3rd act was essentially only about choosing mages or templars, in terms of writing DA2 was still above ME3 for this reason.

Modifié par Hydralysk, 23 mars 2012 - 04:21 .

[AJanitor]

I think the sad reality for a lot of people is that their opinions of Bioware and ME3 are beginning to solidify. For awhile it was hopeful that this was all a ruse, a big misunderstanding, or some amazing new storytelling technique. Obviously, none of these are true.

I think at this point a lot of people are just done with Bioware. It's a game and there's other games and things to do in life. Unless Bioware pulls something epic, I think their reputation be permanently bruised by this blunder. The polls still show a great deal of dissatisfaction with the endings, but at some point you accept the disappointment and part ways.

This is where Bioware is in danger. I don't think this is going to blow over, instead it's just going to become "normal." I'm still holding on to hope. I still believe Bioware can be different, but the longer they wait the more they risk of creating a permanent reputation in people's minds.

[PhoenixDove1]

Morning (for me)/afternoon/evening all, at work holding the line.

[Cybermortis]

chrrue_ wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

Well, we did get Marauder Shields...but we all shot him damn it 

[Nex_Legis]

Ossborn76 wrote...

Hmmm..... this article is bullsh[beep]

... and opening that link makes my anti virus scanner go rampage.

Sounds like your anti-virus scanner is an actual AI. Illegal!

[Hydralysk]

Cybermortis wrote...

chrrue_ wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

Well, we did get Marauder Shields...but we all shot him damn it 

On the plus side, he will forever live on the T-shirt I ordered, and as such he will literally always be close to my heart.<3

[MystaisPC]

Nevermind.  Wrong thread.

Modifié par MystaisPC, 23 mars 2012 - 04:26 .

[chujwamdotego]

AJanitor wrote...

I think the sad reality for a lot of people is that their opinions of Bioware and ME3 are beginning to solidify. For awhile it was hopeful that this was all a ruse, a big misunderstanding, or some amazing new storytelling technique. Obviously, none of these are true.

I think at this point a lot of people are just done with Bioware. It's a game and there's other games and things to do in life. Unless Bioware pulls something epic, I think their reputation be permanently bruised by this blunder. The polls still show a great deal of dissatisfaction with the endings, but at some point you accept the disappointment and part ways.

This is where Bioware is in danger. I don't think this is going to blow over, instead it's just going to become "normal." I'm still holding on to hope. I still believe Bioware can be different, but the longer they wait the more they risk of creating a permanent reputation in people's minds.

You're obviously right. But all it takes for Bioware to stop further damage and possibly regain trust is a)solid statement about what they will and will not do and b)DLC with new endings, as promised, from nightmare to happy and some decent closure.

They just have everything required to pull this one off...

[Plummy]

Cybermortis wrote...

chrrue_ wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

Well, we did get Marauder Shields...but we all shot him damn it 

I didn't shoot him he just fell over that big rock and died.......... Honest to the starchild it was true......... Okay i'm still in denial.

[deregen]

AJanitor wrote...

*snip*

I still believe Bioware can be different, but the longer they wait the more they risk of creating a permanent reputation in people's minds.

This is EXACTLY where I am right now. I will hold out hope until the "further details" are revealed in April. But if we get more of the same PR doublespeak, I will definitely walk away and not even feel bad about not looking back.

[XTiferethX]

Cybermortis wrote...

chrrue_ wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

Well, we did get Marauder Shields...but we all shot him damn it 

Now that is one bug I wouldn't mind having.

[Kazaru]

chrrue_ wrote...

Cybermortis wrote...
Some of the consoles had such serious bugs players were unable to finish the game. [...]

Looking back, I would have loved this bug in ME3

first it was a bug now it's a feature

[MysticBinary82]

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

MysticBinary82 wrote...

LadyMarisa wrote...

I know this is kind of off topic so I hope you'll forgive me as I'm not trying to derail the thread. I've seen several posts (not all of them recent) where people who did not like the ending of ME 3 also did not like DA:2.

Am I the only one that liked that game?

No, I liked DA2 too. The end was not super brilliant but it fit the story

I also liked it. My only complaint is with the copy/paste dungeons. Though I can see where people are coming from with their dislike to the game.

True but I guess that was really only because of the less amount of time they had. I really liked it and bought all DLCs and I did not even played them all.

[KaiserinKai]

Siegdrifa wrote...

chujwamdotego wrote...

"Different, memorable endings" they said.

"Choices matter and reflect in endings" they said.

"Not true" we said.

"Art" they say.

"Art" is not an ultimat shield answer to justify your opinion without giving argument to back your claim.
if the claim "choices matter and reflect in the ending" they could justify it without "art" excuses.

Once again, my reply to the "ART" Excuse...

[Kyria Nyriese]

Let's not get into bashing Bioware territory here. 

Most of the articles I have read about this have been reporting on what Dr. Muzyka posted and spinning it to look like we're supposed to get what we're after.  They are also taking the ending of the Charity drive as being an indication that the movement is winding down. 

We know it's not, Bioware knows it's not.  Let's not get into it over what the media wants to think.  Remember, they want to inflame more than inform.

[Relshar]

beetlebailey123 wrote...

Cannonarm758 wrote...

plot holes aside, the 4 second gasp scene was deliberate.

That means something. That was on purpose. There was a reason.

And we have no idea.

Space magic? 
No in all honesty I think that is where you were when Harby shot you with his lasers. See I'm a fan of the indoctrination theory, it makes sense to me at least. So Commander Shepard is still in London. He/she still has yet to defeat the Reapers. Of course I have no idea how said Shepard will complete this task. I firmly believe Bioware has tricks up their sleeve, and they will give us one hell of a (real) ending.

The real ending will probably cost you another £10 just to watch it though.

[chmarr]

ok the godchild says that the reapers leave the primitive races alone.

then why is it that all the planets we goto on the map and enter orbit around them some of them have caveman like life forms and the codex says the reapers eradicated the planet of any sentiant life, some planets have microbes and yet the reapers decimated the planet basicly killing off the microbes.

how can other life evolve from being primitive to advanced if there being wiped out before hand

this is YET another plot hole thats not even obvious

[wicked_being]

Has this been posted yet?

http://social.biowar.../index/10513406
If you guys are going to participate, don't forget to thank the gentlemen from Forbes for doing a wonderful job covering this saga.

[Lestatman]

AJanitor wrote...

I think the sad reality for a lot of people is that their opinions of Bioware and ME3 are beginning to solidify. For awhile it was hopeful that this was all a ruse, a big misunderstanding, or some amazing new storytelling technique. Obviously, none of these are true.

I think at this point a lot of people are just done with Bioware. It's a game and there's other games and things to do in life. Unless Bioware pulls something epic, I think their reputation be permanently bruised by this blunder. The polls still show a great deal of dissatisfaction with the endings, but at some point you accept the disappointment and part ways.

This is where Bioware is in danger. I don't think this is going to blow over, instead it's just going to become "normal." I'm still holding on to hope. I still believe Bioware can be different, but the longer they wait the more they risk of creating a permanent reputation in people's minds.

That's what I'm starting to feel at the mo.  Came to the forum and see threads closed, another multiplayer weekend and some more attacks on us.  Oh well makes me want to say so long and thanks for all the fish as I'm getting the feeling that in the end nothing is going to change.

My only hope is that ppl turn up at PAX and not be duped.

[Annaleah]

Siegdrifa wrote...

chujwamdotego wrote...

"Different, memorable endings" they said.

"Choices matter and reflect in endings" they said.

"Not true" we said.

"Art" they say.

"Art" is not an ultimat shield answer to justify your opinion without giving argument to back your claim.
if the claim "choices matter and reflect in the ending" they could justify it without "art" excuses.

I think the best way to respond to the argument I've ever heard was in my college newspaper a few years back... "You can crap on a plate and call it art..."
certainly you have every right to crap on a plate and call it art... but you still crapped on a plate and people are most-likely going to be disgusted by it.

[Matt_gekko88]

When is the PAX?

[Cybermortis]

Annaleah wrote...

Siegdrifa wrote...

chujwamdotego wrote...

"Different, memorable endings" they said.

"Choices matter and reflect in endings" they said.

"Not true" we said.

"Art" they say.

"Art" is not an ultimat shield answer to justify your opinion without giving argument to back your claim.
if the claim "choices matter and reflect in the ending" they could justify it without "art" excuses.

I think the best way to respond to the argument I've ever heard was in my college newspaper a few years back... "You can crap on a plate and call it art..."
certainly you have every right to crap on a plate and call it art... but you still crapped on a plate and people are most-likely going to be disgusted by it.

The more straightforward response is 'If this is art, and art can't be changed, then they shouldn't produce or release any DLC. That changes the 'art' of the game doesn't it...'