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Garrus30 wrote...
Sashimi_taco wrote...
Xio said it isnt true. So either Xio missed something or the guide is wrong.
Do you believe everything he said and I don't mean the pics stuff about the ending, but rather if he played well or just believes he did well?
JBurnes3 wrote...
This just sounds like they're forcing an ending on you. I understand there needs to be some linearity to the story and that we shouldn't get a happy-go-lucky ending, but they can come up with better endings than these it's not that hard.
Modifié par Killjoy Cutter, 03 mars 2012 - 12:52 .
cruggero22 wrote...
CaptainChip wrote...
cruggero22 wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Exactly.
And what we don't need is this nonsense about needing to lose things to appreciate them.
Of course not. I didn't mean to suggest it as fact. But I do believe that some things, since we're trying to sustain some type of realism, are going to be outside your control, no matter what choices you make.
Problem being that this is a game that holds choice as it's main concept. Having everything you've done for three games not matter at all, realistic or not, is unentertaining and aggrivating.
Well, would that not be the point, since choice is a major factor? They do play a role, and do matter. However, despite that, we are not always able to have a choice, even though we would like to. This is an abstract philosophy about choice. In order to have choice play a major role, then not having a choice, must also factor. That's both sides of the "coin."
Modifié par CaptainChip, 03 mars 2012 - 12:52 .
mass_zotz wrote...
XX55XX wrote...
Sparatus wrote...
Really, I don't even know how Weimer Germany and Hitler relate to the topic about Mass Effect 3 having crappy endings, or how we can even reach this point. But I understand that everyone is afraid Hitler will rise from the dead and do everything they enjoy, ruining it.
It started off with an off-hand comment concerning Germans:
"germans voted for hitler lol, of course they like sad endings"
And went from there.
I don't like sad endings and I am German.
Yes, but did he have the Paddlefish for both playthroughs?Sashimi_taco wrote...
Garrus30 wrote...
Sashimi_taco wrote...
Xio said it isnt true. So either Xio missed something or the guide is wrong.
Do you believe everything he said and I don't mean the pics stuff about the ending, but rather if he played well or just believes he did well?
He said he had all the war assets and everything and did a new game plus. He also said he did every side mission with each system complete 100% in 23 hours.
yeah, but what about the two previous games?Sashimi_taco wrote...
Garrus30 wrote...
Sashimi_taco wrote...
Xio said it isnt true. So either Xio missed something or the guide is wrong.
Do you believe everything he said and I don't mean the pics stuff about the ending, but rather if he played well or just believes he did well?
He said he had all the war assets and everything and did a new game plus. He also said he did every side mission with each system complete 100% in 23 hours.
Modifié par Garrus30, 03 mars 2012 - 12:57 .
CaptainChip wrote...
cruggero22 wrote...
CaptainChip wrote...
cruggero22 wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Exactly.
And what we don't need is this nonsense about needing to lose things to appreciate them.
Of course not. I didn't mean to suggest it as fact. But I do believe that some things, since we're trying to sustain some type of realism, are going to be outside your control, no matter what choices you make.
Problem being that this is a game that holds choice as it's main concept. Having everything you've done for three games not matter at all, realistic or not, is unentertaining and aggrivating.
Well, would that not be the point, since choice is a major factor? They do play a role, and do matter. However, despite that, we are not always able to have a choice, even though we would like to. This is an abstract philosophy about choice. In order to have choice play a major role, then not having a choice, must also factor. That's both sides of the "coin."
Again, still agrrivating and not enteraining. It doesn't matter if you can look at it in an abstract way about the philosophy of choice and free will. The fact of the matter is that everything you've done means nothing. Hundreds of hours down the drain for a pointless ending.
It doesn't matter how deep you look into it. Most will just see a waste of time.
Modifié par cruggero22, 03 mars 2012 - 12:58 .
JBurnes3 wrote...
mass_zotz wrote...
XX55XX wrote...
Sparatus wrote...
Really, I don't even know how Weimer Germany and Hitler relate to the topic about Mass Effect 3 having crappy endings, or how we can even reach this point. But I understand that everyone is afraid Hitler will rise from the dead and do everything they enjoy, ruining it.
It started off with an off-hand comment concerning Germans:
"germans voted for hitler lol, of course they like sad endings"
And went from there.
I don't like sad endings and I am German.
Of course because America came over there like "This place sucks, hey England come over here!" So they took Normandy crossed France on their way to Germany and really spruced up the place. Thereby affecting your culture in such a way that sad endings just weren't as enjoyable anymore.
Garrus30 wrote...
albertalad wrote...
Third, there's apparently a "special reward available only to players who imported a save from Mass Effect 2 with the Prejek Paddlefish purchased by Commander Shepard. If the Prejek Paddlefish survives through all of Mass Effect 3 and Mass Effect 3 New Game Plus, visit Liara's quarters aboard the Normandy for a very special intel bonus."
hmm, the thing with Paddlefish isn't really interesting but it says you can walk trough the Normandy after the game...?
albertalad wrote...
Make of this what you will - here it is taken from another BW forum on this site.
I...AM...KROGAN
Created 21 minutes ago, Modified 18 minutes ago
Let me preempt the future onslaught of accusations by making it clear that I haven't played Mass Effect 3, nor do I have any inside knowledge of the endings. I have, however, seen the Prima strategy guide. How? I work at a large electronics retailer and we received the guides yesterday.
First, the guide clearly states that there is a "secret" ending for those who've finished a New Game+. Whether this ending is a supplemental cut-scene or some new choice remains to be seen. The guide doesn't show screenshots or give many details due to "not wanting to spoil too much." Second, it states that the endings are different based on whether or not you kept the Collector's Base in ME2. It says if you don't import a character it assumes you destroyed the base. Third, there's apparently a "special reward available only to players who imported a save from Mass Effect 2 with the Prejek Paddlefish purchased by Commander Shepard. If the Prejek Paddlefish survives through all of Mass Effect 3 and Mass Effect 3 New Game Plus, visit Liara's quarters aboard the Normandy for a very special intel bonus." Now, to me, that implies that the special ending doesn't involve Shepard dying or the Normandy crashing for no apparent reason. How else could you visit Liara unless you survived the end of the game?
I took pictures of the relevant page in the guide with my phone but I'm having difficulty uploading them to my pc. I have an LG Dare... and it sucks. I'll keep trying.
Why hasn't anyone seen this ending? Not sure. My guess is that Bioware is smarter than we think and didn't allow anyone but devs to see it. Perhaps the space edition is not the full game. I highly doubt Prima messed up their guide so badly as to list parts of the game that don't exist. Anyway, just thought I'd let everyone know that it might be wise to not cancel your Collector's Edition preorders.
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
JBurnes3 wrote...
This just sounds like they're forcing an ending on you. I understand there needs to be some linearity to the story and that we shouldn't get a happy-go-lucky ending, but they can come up with better endings than these it's not that hard.
For a story in which billions die, tens of billions have their lives shattered, worlds are on fire, multiple intelligent species are extinct or on the verge, etc...
...there can never be a "happy go lucky" ending.
And yet somehow, to some people, if Shep lives and manages to save some or most of the people most important to Shep, and goes on to help in the long and difficult task of healing and rebuilding a war-torn and brutalized galaxy... that's "unrealistic" and "happy go lucky".
Whatever.
Modifié par JBurnes3, 03 mars 2012 - 01:13 .
Modifié par N172, 03 mars 2012 - 01:14 .
Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...
Origin preloading is already started. I wonder if we might see more concrete and detail evidence to all possible endings this time around.The ~10gb files are encrypted but I suppose someone with the capable hands wll be able to decrypt the file and mine the data..
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Tazzmission wrote...
guys listen to this podcast
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Modifié par Garrus30, 03 mars 2012 - 01:17 .
recentio wrote...
albertalad wrote...
Make of this what you will - here it is taken from another BW forum on this site.
I...AM...KROGAN
Created 21 minutes ago, Modified 18 minutes ago
First, the guide clearly states that there is a "secret" ending for those who've finished a New Game+. Whether this ending is a supplemental cut-scene or some new choice remains to be seen. The guide doesn't show screenshots or give many details due to "not wanting to spoil too much."
That one's pretty easy. We already know that after you beat the game, you can "keep playing" because it sends you back in time to a save right before the final conflict. So the ending can still be all doom and gloom for Liara and the Normandy, and then *presto* you talk to her again at an earlier moment in the timeline.
Modifié par Rdubs, 03 mars 2012 - 01:17 .
recentio wrote...
Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...
Origin preloading is already started. I wonder if we might see more concrete and detail evidence to all possible endings this time around.The ~10gb files are encrypted but I suppose someone with the capable hands wll be able to decrypt the file and mine the data..
Breaking full-blown AES encryption is pretty tough, actually. If they're smart, every pre-loaded binary is 100% encrypted by a private key that they will send to you on 3/6 to decrypt your game.
Cirreus wrote...
Just when I thought it couldn't get worse ....
masseffectparagonlost.com
Someone lie to me , just lie & say that Vega isn't the replacement Sherpard for the ME Universe
Mass Effect: Paragon Lost is the prequel to the highly-anticipated Mass Effect 3 and follows the early career of Alliance Marine, James Vega. Vega leads an elite Special Forces squad into battle against a mysterious alien threat known as The Collectors. Stationed at a colony in a remote star system, Vega and his soldiers must protect the civilians from a ruthless invasion determined to capture the population for unknown purposes. Learn more about the Mass Effect universe with an unprecedented glimpse into the haunted past of Mass Effect’s newest hero!
Modifié par Garrus30, 03 mars 2012 - 01:23 .
Sure, someone can, but by the time its decrypted everyone else whould have already finished the game.Xtreme-Tiramisu wrote...
The ~10gb files are encrypted but I suppose someone with the capable hands wll be able to decrypt the file and mine the data..
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