Zanza86 wrote...
Only problem is you got the product you paid for. Just because you had expectations that it would be something they didn't advertise does not mean squat I'm afraid. Your options are whine on a forum and keep quoting a moronic phrase about holding an nonexistant line that like I said (and you seemed to have delibrately ignored due to the truth in the matter) shift to suit your needs. Talk about one dimensional thinking. If the game did not live up to expectations then why do you still play it? Why do you still harp on about it when you could simply return it or trade it into a second hand retailer. Complaining for the sake of complaining the lot of you. Keyboard warriors at their finest.
By all means continue to troll Bioware, I wonder how long it will take for you all to realise that you got the game you paid for. end of the day it is their story to tell and yes you got to make decisions and they did impact on how your game played out. characters not appearing, some dying due to choices i previous games. You got exactly what you asked for you just can't see it. There was consequences to your actions/choices, they just weren't on the size you wanted it to be. Boohoo, tough luck, welcome to the real world. The reason why I enjoyed the ending was because it didn't end how I wanted it to. It had shown me that to survive the cycle that had been continuing for millions of years in itself was a victory and if you recall one of the earliest conversations in this game was Sheperd telling people that surviving the cycle is all that matters now.
Please read this thread as it contains quotes from the developers as to the contents of the game. These quotes were made to news outlets prior to release, yet many were after the game went into the manufacturing stage.
http://social.biowar.../index/10056886Also, as for the "you get the product you paid for" argument. Yes, I paid for the product. Did it contain what I expected it to based on statements from the developers? No. Can I return it now? No, because Walmart has a no return poolicy on electronic products due to how easy it would be to make a pirate copy, then return it for a refund. I could sell it to GameStop but I would only be making $7 on a $60 title. That's a bit more than a 10% return on investment, an investment that is only marred by ten minutes of easily fixed content. Therefore, that is a stupid choice, financially speaking.
Yes, you are right this is BioWare's story, however, they made it so the player had some control over it as well. They even say that they see themselves as co-founders of the story with the fans (it's in the link), they've said before that the canon story is your Shepard's story, so there is no canon.
As for your last sentence, that is incorrect as it is a player choice. My Shepard never said such a thing. My Shepard said that to win we had to stand together.
Modifié par LethesDeep, 08 avril 2012 - 02:11 .