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Super.Sid wrote...
wicked_being wrote...
Ooh seems like some forums are already locked off (can't post) until we register ME3. And so it begins...
So what is the fate of this long thread ? Dies like ME3 ending ? No choices ?
cotheer wrote...
Risselda wrote...
Yes..perfect is subjective. I myself have become ok with the endings. But the people who I am referring to are the people that, and I really dont want to stereotype, but want the 'fangirl ending.'
Like...these people are so excited to carry out post-game (like in me2) with their LI
And they are making it a huge point to do everything in the game to achieve this.
And Tali is kinda...either she commits suicide or dies of starvation.
Just...wow <_<
Sometimes i wish games were like before, when you played them for fun and not their story.
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Purge the heathens wrote...
This thread is highly amusing to read. The lesson?
Never, ever, make a sequel to anything. Eventually, the franchise will start to decay and turn into a zombie - or rather, this is what the fans will believe and say.
Anyway, I haven't seen any of the endings, but from what I've read about the merge one, it seems perfect for me.
By the way, choose 1-3-2 when talking to Tamoko in the Undercity and she'll leave in peace.
100k wrote...
I just can't get over how dumb the endings are. I mean, if lesser synthetics worship the reapers as gods, then why don't the reapers just tell synthetics that organic ethnic cleansing is wrong, and cooperation/unforced synthesis is ideal?
android654 wrote...
Is no one else bothered by the fact that in the third installment they're talking about a synthetic organic war? The only representation we had of this all along was the geth/quarian conflict and in both games it was greatly sidelined,
Kylina77 wrote...
In ME3 you can buy veteran pack with bioware points or whatever is the currency to points relations !!
Thankfully enough you get to buy them with in game credits as well.
And Spectre Pack is 60k credits. you get to get a gold card in it, will satisfy people having a hard time unlocking the classes
Gone to play a bit
Baronesa wrote...
android654 wrote...
Is no one else bothered by the fact that in the third installment they're talking about a synthetic organic war? The only representation we had of this all along was the geth/quarian conflict and in both games it was greatly sidelined,
There are other minor hints on secondary missions...
Still, the whole point avoid the technological singularity is at best subjective. Some people agree that such an event would doom organics, others don't, It would clearly change things, but does not need to lead to the grim conclusion of synthetics wiping out organics.
The fact that we have EDI and part of the Geth helping is a good example of that.
Here is also a very interesting parallel with DA world... you restrict AI for fear of what they can do (in Mass effect, the reapers wipe out space faring organic civilizations before they reach the singularity point to save all organic life of a POTENTIAL danger that nobody knows for sure will happen) On DA, the fear of what mages can do drive some to oppress them and thus forcing them to take more and more radical paths to get what freedoms others enjoy. In a way this is a lot of self fullfilling prophecies.
Ghurshog wrote...
Niddy' wrote...
So is Bioware avoiding this like cancer or have they given reasoning behind the endings?
The reasoning is clear to me at least.
They created a story ending that was emotionally unsatisfying to a large (more than 50% at a guess) of their customer base.
Hollywood puts happy endings in movies for a reason. At the end of the day while a dark ending can be refreshing the vast majority of people can't/won't understand it.
So in order to generate maximum profits they make an ending that appeals to the LCD of its target demographic.
BIoware believes its ME customers are smarter than that and expects them to grasp the implications of themes presented at the end of the game's narrative.
This view is naive and they will get a black eye for it.
Why do you think there as a Forum Policy update just before the game released? Those that understand what customer service is like know how the mass public is going to react.
It must be understandable and reasonable. The current storyline of ME3 seems a bunch of BS, certainly the explanation about the Reapers. WTH are they thinking?
TUHD wrote...
Ghurshog wrote...
Niddy' wrote...
So is Bioware avoiding this like cancer or have they given reasoning behind the endings?
The reasoning is clear to me at least.
They created a story ending that was emotionally unsatisfying to a large (more than 50% at a guess) of their customer base.
Hollywood puts happy endings in movies for a reason. At the end of the day while a dark ending can be refreshing the vast majority of people can't/won't understand it.
So in order to generate maximum profits they make an ending that appeals to the LCD of its target demographic.
BIoware believes its ME customers are smarter than that and expects them to grasp the implications of themes presented at the end of the game's narrative.
This view is naive and they will get a black eye for it.
Why do you think there as a Forum Policy update just before the game released? Those that understand what customer service is like know how the mass public is going to react.
I think the most people can accept darker endings... but...
A) There still must be shimmers of hope, not the 'boohoo it's dark place and no hope!'-endings BW has seemingly planned.
C) Closure. There are more quests then answers as-of in ME3. While it officially would be the end of Shephard's story, there are that much questions left to answer...
Its not just the endings. Its about the gutting of the conversation system entirely.TUHD wrote...
Ghurshog wrote...
Niddy' wrote...
So is Bioware avoiding this like cancer or have they given reasoning behind the endings?
The reasoning is clear to me at least.
They created a story ending that was emotionally unsatisfying to a large (more than 50% at a guess) of their customer base.
Hollywood puts happy endings in movies for a reason. At the end of the day while a dark ending can be refreshing the vast majority of people can't/won't understand it.
So in order to generate maximum profits they make an ending that appeals to the LCD of its target demographic.
BIoware believes its ME customers are smarter than that and expects them to grasp the implications of themes presented at the end of the game's narrative.
This view is naive and they will get a black eye for it.
Why do you think there as a Forum Policy update just before the game released? Those that understand what customer service is like know how the mass public is going to react.
I think the most people can accept darker endings... but...
A) There still must be shimmers of hope, not the 'boohoo it's dark place and no hope!'-endings BW has seemingly planned.
C) Closure. There are more quests then answers as-of in ME3. While it officially would be the end of Shephard's story, there are that much questions left to answer...
Chris Priestly wrote...
In the full version of Mass Effect 3 multiplayer, players obtain Reinforcement Packs using credits earned while playing the game. These packs may include weapons, upgrades, consumables and new characters to play. Based on player feedback during the demo period, the drop rate for rare race/class combinations and weapons has been improved.
For players who do not wish to spend time earning these multiplayer credits through matches, they will have the option to purchase certain packs through real currency. Our goal is to allow all Mass Effect 3 players the ability to experience the best equipment, characters, etc in multiplayer regardless of how much time they have to spend.
it is not guted.Jackal7713 wrote...
Its not just the endings. Its about the gutting of the conversation system entirely.TUHD wrote...
Ghurshog wrote...
Niddy' wrote...
So is Bioware avoiding this like cancer or have they given reasoning behind the endings?
The reasoning is clear to me at least.
They created a story ending that was emotionally unsatisfying to a large (more than 50% at a guess) of their customer base.
Hollywood puts happy endings in movies for a reason. At the end of the day while a dark ending can be refreshing the vast majority of people can't/won't understand it.
So in order to generate maximum profits they make an ending that appeals to the LCD of its target demographic.
BIoware believes its ME customers are smarter than that and expects them to grasp the implications of themes presented at the end of the game's narrative.
This view is naive and they will get a black eye for it.
Why do you think there as a Forum Policy update just before the game released? Those that understand what customer service is like know how the mass public is going to react.
I think the most people can accept darker endings... but...
A) There still must be shimmers of hope, not the 'boohoo it's dark place and no hope!'-endings BW has seemingly planned.
C) Closure. There are more quests then answers as-of in ME3. While it officially would be the end of Shephard's story, there are that much questions left to answer...
Risselda wrote...
cotheer wrote...
Risselda wrote...
IF the ending is what we think it is...how do you think spoiler free people will react?
Was just on deviant art and have been seeing "omg must get perfect ending" journals and whatnot from fangirls.
Oh god bioware...if you know whats good for you, dont ****** off the fangirls.
Perfect is subjective, for them maybe it means Shepards "heroic" death, for you it's something different, as for myself, well let's just say i have enough drama IRL that i don't need it in my games.
What i want to say is don't be surprised if majority of players indeed like the endings.
EDIT:
The **** happens with Tali??
Yes..perfect is subjective. I myself have become ok with the endings. But the people who I am referring to are the people that, and I really dont want to stereotype, but want the 'fangirl ending.'
Like...these people are so excited to carry out post-game (like in me2) with their LI
And they are making it a huge point to do everything in the game to achieve this.
And Tali is kinda...
Its so depressing thats all I could type at that momentMax Knight wrote...
it is not guted.Jackal7713 wrote...
Its not just the endings. Its about the gutting of the conversation system entirely.TUHD wrote...
Ghurshog wrote...
Niddy' wrote...
So is Bioware avoiding this like cancer or have they given reasoning behind the endings?
The reasoning is clear to me at least.
They created a story ending that was emotionally unsatisfying to a large (more than 50% at a guess) of their customer base.
Hollywood puts happy endings in movies for a reason. At the end of the day while a dark ending can be refreshing the vast majority of people can't/won't understand it.
So in order to generate maximum profits they make an ending that appeals to the LCD of its target demographic.
BIoware believes its ME customers are smarter than that and expects them to grasp the implications of themes presented at the end of the game's narrative.
This view is naive and they will get a black eye for it.
Why do you think there as a Forum Policy update just before the game released? Those that understand what customer service is like know how the mass public is going to react.
I think the most people can accept darker endings... but...
A) There still must be shimmers of hope, not the 'boohoo it's dark place and no hope!'-endings BW has seemingly planned.
C) Closure. There are more quests then answers as-of in ME3. While it officially would be the end of Shephard's story, there are that much questions left to answer...
Innnnnteresting find. Perhaps they did the same with the space editions?Rdubs wrote...
Guys....read this...about the timed activation. Maybe they're doing this?
http://www.gamezone....orrow-s-release
"In a fairly similar case, Battlefield 3, which also requires Origin on PC, leaked onto torrent sites, but gamers were unable to access certain parts of the game because of an encoded, time activation that prevented pirates from making full use of the game."
Elegana wrote...
Innnnnteresting find. Perhaps they did the same with the space editions?Rdubs wrote...
Guys....read this...about the timed activation. Maybe they're doing this?
http://www.gamezone....orrow-s-release
"In a fairly similar case, Battlefield 3, which also requires Origin on PC, leaked onto torrent sites, but gamers were unable to access certain parts of the game because of an encoded, time activation that prevented pirates from making full use of the game."
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