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[cyrrant]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Every time I think I'm ready to start playing games again, I sit down, think about it for a second, and decide that I'm just not interested.  SSX is just sitting by my TV, $60 wasted...

Our Choices Should Matter - Hold the Line

[nythwx]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

I fixed this by playing ME 1 and 2. I'll play very very slowly on insane and I hope that by the time I get to the ME3 ending there will be a DLC out.

[N085]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Your not alone, i have the same problem. I tried playing other games but i can't seem to last more than 30 mins. It pretty much destroyed my passion for games.

[toffeetrooper]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

ya me

skyrim - no
oblivian - no
mass effect trillogy - definatly no

ive gone back to basics halo(remasted) - 1 hr not played much ( and yes i know halo!)

[TheBull]

silencemayday wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

yup. i finally found out how boring my life must have been before i even started with video games. tried skyrim, fallout, witcher, la noire, mirror's edge, deus ex, bulletstorm and even game of thrones genesis just for the heck of it. i failed. couldn't even get more than 10 minutes done before i alt-f4 my way out of them and ended back here. 

Yea same here played like 10 minutes of the new Resident evil, it was good but.....i don't know something brought me back here:unsure:

[lord berwick]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Definitely.  I've played a couple of rounds of Battlefield 3, but that's only because a friend was playing.  That said, the entire time I was playing, I was just downright angry.  I wasn't enjoying it anymore.  I thought about playing other games, like Skyrim (haven't finished it yet), but as soon as the thought enters my head, I give up.

[Atrocity]

silencemayday wrote...

yup. i finally found out how boring my life must have been before i even started with video games. tried skyrim, fallout, witcher, la noire, mirror's edge, deus ex, bulletstorm and even game of thrones genesis just for the heck of it. i failed. couldn't even get more than 10 minutes done before i alt-f4 my way out of them and ended back here. 

Oh gods, not Bulletstorm too. Before this, no matter how blue I felt, Grayson Hunt always managed to cheer me up. But now it seems even he can't bring my drive back 

[chujwamdotego]

nythwx wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

I fixed this by playing ME 1 and 2. I'll play very very slowly on insane and I hope that by the time I get to the ME3 ending there will be a DLC out.

I envy You. I can't make myself do that.

In fact this whole mess affects other aspect of my life. I feel... empty, hollow.... I don't know.

But my work and family life are truly affected.

It just shows what Bioware created. This is the main reason of this outcry. You just don't do that...

Modifié par chujwamdotego, 25 mars 2012 - 02:35 .

[chmarr]

Silasqtx wrote...

Kay, let's share with you my point of view on this thing.

snip

Hold the line

kinect was announced when the game was revealed sssssooooooooooooooooo yeah it wasent delayed for that , it was delayed for diffrent reasons such as removal of missions to be sold later on

[Peytl]

If I understood it right, this “awesome” ending was created after leaking of the original ending. I never heard about it until now, and I am alarmed any ME fan would look at it spoiling the game. I don’t quite understand why for crying out loud Bioware couldn’t leave the ending as intended.

[Nharia1]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Its killed my drive to play any other video game for more than a couple of hours.... so I'm sadly stuck playing through me3 for the 5-6 time....

[DinoChimp]

silencemayday wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

yup. i finally found out how boring my life must have been before i even started with video games. tried skyrim, fallout, witcher, la noire, mirror's edge, deus ex, bulletstorm and even game of thrones genesis just for the heck of it. i failed. couldn't even get more than 10 minutes done before i alt-f4 my way out of them and ended back here. 

I know that feeling... The only thing I've been playing is RTS games with  no proper story like Sins of a Solar Empire as I can't be bothered playing another game with "story" as my soul have been crushed by this games ending.

[Fallenfromthesky]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

I've been playing Total Miner Forge at least there you can choose what to create. Beyond that I'll only game if friends are online

[Ajna]

Nharia1 wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Its killed my drive to play any other video game for more than a couple of hours.... so I'm sadly stuck playing through me3 for the 5-6 time....

Same for me, started from 1 again, did EVERYTHING possible in 1 and 2, on to 3 now,  I can't play anything else, I'm just not even thinking about anything else, it's very odd...I really didn't expect this to happen...

[Nerevar-as]

Ajna wrote...

Nharia1 wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Its killed my drive to play any other video game for more than a couple of hours.... so I'm sadly stuck playing through me3 for the 5-6 time....

Same for me, started from 1 again, did EVERYTHING possible in 1 and 2, on to 3 now,  I can't play anything else, I'm just not even thinking about anything else, it's very odd...I really didn't expect this to happen...

It only killed my drive to play ME anymore. I had 3 characters ready and 4 more planned, but now I don´t see the point. This includes future ME3 DLC. What for?

[Cybermortis]

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Same here.

I attempted ME3 again, first two playthroughs I couldn't muster the energy to get past Earth, the third I lost interest after starting Mars. I Have at least one char on ME2 I was intending to finish and import to ME3...but like many I no longer see the point.

Since then I've only been able to play a simple flash game. Heck, I went out shopping last week and for the first time in two years I didn't even look at any games stores. (I rarely buy, but usually glance inside to see what's on offer or what is due to come out.)

Modifié par Cybermortis, 25 mars 2012 - 02:47 .

[Katosu]

While I respect you guys a lot and only pop in here occassionally to make silly/random remarks, I do have to say on a more serious note that I think if you're allowing a game to affect your life, you perhaps need to step back and re-assess. I might be shooting myself in the foot when I say this, but your personal lives need to come before anything else. If anyone has played FFXI, you know the message that SquareEnix used to give whenever you signed in about not neglecting your personal/family life for a game.

I get a lot of people like to get immersed in the universe, and that's all well and good. But you need to be able to pull yourself out of that, or else you'll wind up in one of those funny YouTube videos like the fat StarWars doublesaber guy.

Anyways, just a friendly reminder. Hold the line, but don't let your life suffer over a 60$ piece of plastic.

[Mr Chr15topher]

Cybermortis wrote...

VonVerrikan wrote...

Blanket community question, but does anyone else have trouble finding the drive to play videogames past ME3? ME3's ending literally killed my drive and passion to play videogames at all.

Same here.

I attempted ME3 again, first two playthroughs I couldn't muster the energy to get past Earth, the third I lost interest after starting Mars. I Have at least one char on ME2 I was intending to finish and import to ME3...but like many I no longer see the point.

Since then I've only been able to play a simple flash game. Heck, I went out shopping last week and for the first time in two years I didn't even look at any games stores. (I rarely buy, but usually glance inside to see what's on offer or what is due to come out.)

I've only been playing ME3 MP since the XP bonus is up, otherwise I don't know what I would play. When I pre-ordered ME3, I thought that I would be on at least my 4th playthrough by now, but I can't even bring myself to even start a second campaign.

[TheBull]

You know what i just realised we have Male Hawke (DA 2) in ME 3.........Major Coats....you know Big Ben Sniper guy........god just why does it always go back to DA 2

[silencemayday]

this is actually very sad.

didn't actually think that a game like mass effect could force into depression. and i've actually been there before. now all i can do is f5 on a message board i used to avoid like hell, ignore all my college/work projects and take i don't know how many baths. (it's what i do when i don't know what to do. does that even make any sense?)

i mean, i read game of thrones, i watch everything from joss whedon and co. i should be prepared for random slaughter and death. i guess i just wasn't expecting all of this from mass effect.

[Cybermortis]

Katosu wrote...

While I respect you guys a lot and only pop in here occassionally to make silly/random remarks, I do have to say on a more serious note that I think if you're allowing a game to affect your life, you perhaps need to step back and re-assess. I might be shooting myself in the foot when I say this, but your personal lives need to come before anything else. If anyone has played FFXI, you know the message that SquareEnix used to give whenever you signed in about not neglecting your personal/family life for a game.

I get a lot of people like to get immersed in the universe, and that's all well and good. But you need to be able to pull yourself out of that, or else you'll wind up in one of those funny YouTube videos like the fat StarWars doublesaber guy.

Anyways, just a friendly reminder. Hold the line, but don't let your life suffer over a 60$ piece of plastic.

Oh, I agree with this. The point is that I'm NOT thinking or dwelling about ME3 even though I'm posting in this thread.

[chujwamdotego]

silencemayday wrote...

this is actually very sad.

didn't actually think that a game like mass effect could force into depression. and i've actually been there before. now all i can do is f5 on a message board i used to avoid like hell, ignore all my college/work projects and take i don't know how many baths. (it's what i do when i don't know what to do. does that even make any sense?)

i mean, i read game of thrones, i watch everything from joss whedon and co. i should be prepared for random slaughter and death. i guess i just wasn't expecting all of this from mass effect.

Yeah. And I bet Bioware and ME would be the last thing you think of that would send into depression.

I wonder if they realise what a masterpiece they created and what a horror it ended with

[silencemayday]

Katosu wrote...

While I respect you guys a lot and only pop in here occassionally to make silly/random remarks, I do have to say on a more serious note that I think if you're allowing a game to affect your life, you perhaps need to step back and re-assess. I might be shooting myself in the foot when I say this, but your personal lives need to come before anything else. If anyone has played FFXI, you know the message that SquareEnix used to give whenever you signed in about not neglecting your personal/family life for a game.

I get a lot of people like to get immersed in the universe, and that's all well and good. But you need to be able to pull yourself out of that, or else you'll wind up in one of those funny YouTube videos like the fat StarWars doublesaber guy.

Anyways, just a friendly reminder. Hold the line, but don't let your life suffer over a 60$ piece of plastic.

see, there's my problem with it. i use video games, tv shows and movies and every damn fandom that comes with it- to deal with my personal life. it isn't all flowers and sunshines, but i'm okay with it. at the end of a day i can still play a game or watch the newest episode of whatever and kind of distract myself to maybe get a good sleep. things like that have always been my escape from reality. but yeah.. you get the point, i'm suddenly too tired to try to explain it further. 

chujwamdotego wrote...
*snip*

Yeah. And I bet Bioware and ME would be the last thing you think of that would send into depression.

I wonder if they realise what a masterpiece they created and what a horror it ended with [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/crying.png[/smilie]

 
exactly. :/ i never even considered that damn option. 

and the pessimistic side of me says: no. i don't think they will. 

Modifié par silencemayday, 25 mars 2012 - 02:59 .

[TheBull]

silencemayday wrote...

this is actually very sad.

didn't actually think that a game like mass effect could force into depression. and i've actually been there before. now all i can do is f5 on a message board i used to avoid like hell, ignore all my college/work projects and take i don't know how many baths. (it's what i do when i don't know what to do. does that even make any sense?)

i mean, i read game of thrones, i watch everything from joss whedon and co. i should be prepared for random slaughter and death. i guess i just wasn't expecting all of this from mass effect.

Oh God i hope i will be able to go to the Theatre for THE AVENGERS, Batman, Expendables 2......damn:?

[cyrrant]

Katosu wrote...

While I respect you guys a lot and only pop in here occassionally to make silly/random remarks, I do have to say on a more serious note that I think if you're allowing a game to affect your life, you perhaps need to step back and re-assess. I might be shooting myself in the foot when I say this, but your personal lives need to come before anything else. If anyone has played FFXI, you know the message that SquareEnix used to give whenever you signed in about not neglecting your personal/family life for a game.

I get a lot of people like to get immersed in the universe, and that's all well and good. But you need to be able to pull yourself out of that, or else you'll wind up in one of those funny YouTube videos like the fat StarWars doublesaber guy.

Anyways, just a friendly reminder. Hold the line, but don't let your life suffer over a 60$ piece of plastic.

I'm pretty sure that everyone's just saying they can't play any other video games, not that they've curled up in the fetal position in the corner and haven't left for two weeks.  I've just filled the time I WAS playing with BSN, practicing guitar, and the gym.  Also going (gasp!) outside and doing things.

Our Choices Should Matter - Hold the Line