Cursed zeba wrote...
Hi everybody I have been lurking since befor page 1000 and I just realised how everybody has calmed down about the endings and that when the extended ending DLC comes out I bet it will fire up again like putting petrol on a dying fire and restarting the s##t storm. Bioware and EA betrayed there fans and so they are going to pay! I wanted an ending with me and Tali (my LI) on Rannoc building a house not her leaving me to die! I mean why the f### would they do that?!
We may have lost support but WE WILL HOLD THE LINE!
I was pretty active in the first weeks after release, and if the EC fixes the ending, I'm sure I will spend more time here. Here is my story for those who may see this:
I stopped visiting the forums in October of 2011 because I didn't want to see spoilers. I took a week off work to play ME3. I bought it on March 6th. I finished it on March 9th at 10:36pm. In my mind, March 9th shall forever be known as the day that Shepard died.
I immediately came to the Bioware forums to find out what I did wrong that made me get the crappy ending. I discovered that everyone got the crappy ending. I put the game in the console on March 10th or 11th because I wanted to check what my Shepard's galactic readiness was becasue I didn't get the "breathing" scene. I tried to begin a new game and found that I lacked the will to even try to get the "breathing" scene.
On March 11th, I tried to play ME1. Upon creating a new Shepard, I found that I lacked the will to play ME1 because I knew that no matter what I did, Shepard dies at the end.
I put ME1 back on the shelf, and raged here for a while. Now I check in once every couple of weeks. I haven't even opened any of my Mass Effect games since then.
I have spent over one thousand hours playing Mass Effect. Mass Effect 3 was supposed to be the game to last me the rest of the year. The ME3 ending made those 1000 hours a pointless exercise in futility.
I actually do regret ever having played ME1 and ME2. Had I known I would be this disappointed, I never would have played any Mass Effect at all. I will accept my responsibility for allowing myself to become so enthusiastic over a game so as to suppress my better judgement. I thank Bioware for giving me that lesson in "being an informed consumer." It is a mistake that I shall not make again.
On the same note, Bioware must accept the blame for turning what was once a "rabid fan" into the aforementioned "informed consumer." While I do not believe it was intentional on their part, they abused my trust by delivering a substandard product, hoping that blind loyalty would somehow insulate them from scrutiny. Once it was clear many consumers were unhappy, Bioware dismissed criticism with the handwave of artistic vision spell. I rolled an 18, and didn't buy it.
I keep returning here, and it's almost rubbing salt on the wound at this point. I take solace in the fact that others share my opinion, and I am happy for those who enjoyed the ending, but my disappointment has not faded with time.
I have not played any ME game since the Day that Shepard Died. I wish I could, but I can't. See you guys in a couple of weeks. Hold the line.
On the plus side, I just hit 500 hours in Skyrim last Sunday. The characters are as three-dimensional as cardboard, but at least I know they won't break my heart.
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but no if you really want to know what your squad does on the charge to the beam they don't even run with you, they just stand on the outskirts where you jumped down, they don't even move
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have some space magic 
it might help.........or it might give you 3 options and leave you feeling exactly like you did before regardless of which option you take 
