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[MordiMoro]

LilyasAvalon wrote...

There's a disturbing number of people convinced that everything happening after you get to the conduit is just a dream. I'm beginning to wonder if this is a possibility.

And if that's the case, what's worse? Thinking they did do a 'hallucination' ending and are just trolling us, or that the endings are as they seem.

Hope makes bad jokes ... refuse to think that maybe something bad is not so, but it is.

The finish is what Bioware, and I do not think it will change.

[Superninfreak]

I'm just going to add my support to the complaints about the ending.

I'm still playing through the game, but honestly the only way I can have the motivation to finish the game is by pretending the ending that's coming is non-canon.

[xDarkspace]

It all points to a dream the way it feels especially when the illuisive man creeps up behind you out of no where that was scary and all the references to past games and the blackness around the screen and it's a dream it has 2 be it make so much sence it shepards subconcese taking stuff from **** that has happend and mixing it all together the hallway like the collector base the shifting lightning panels from Lotsb illusive man incounter like the saren one and the kid and Shepard is in space with no helmet when he meets the kid lol

Modifié par xDarkspace, 10 mars 2012 - 11:54 .

[Xellith]

[Almostfaceman]

MordiMoro wrote...

Almostfaceman wrote...

MordiMoro wrote...

Your opinion: Bioware is reading or not?

They're reading. 

I fear that the reaction of the fans (in my opinion justified) causes Bioware in the silence/defense of the final (in my opinion unjustified).

It 's too "big" to say "we were wrong"

There's hope, look at Fallout 3.

[CreepingGeth]

Finished the game about an hour ago and I have no idea how I feel about it. Being caught up in everything as it was happening kinda had me in awe, but man, I don't know. I'm perfectly fine with Shepard dying, in fact I think it's a great way to end it, but the Catalyst kid is just such an odd turn of events.

One thing I am sure of is that the post-credits old man and boy scene is terrible.

[GuiltySource]

I hate dream endings. But right now I really, really hope that this is a dream ending. I'll even pay for DLC endings. Yes it's that bad.

Modifié par GuiltySource, 10 mars 2012 - 11:59 .

[xDarkspace]

well since Shepard fail at stopping the reapers maybe spiderman will stop them because from the looks of the amazing spiderman game trailer the reapers are in it Lol.....

[MordiMoro]

Some people wrote to Hudson on Twitter? 

Modifié par MordiMoro, 10 mars 2012 - 12:05 .

[lastpatriot]

Xellith wrote...

Wow... that pretty much says it all.  For years we have loved this series only to see it die in the last 15 minutes of the ME:3.  It's stil hard for me to believe that this is what's happened.  Talk about depressing...

[Ultra Prism]

Just wait a couple of days after European fans finish playing ME3...they will come raging too...

[LordHelfort]

MordiMoro wrote...

Some people wrote to Hudson on Twitter? 

Did we get any useful information from him?

And ME3 isn't dead until we give up and stop pressuring them. Until that happens, the last 15 minutes don't really exist.

[ViperAlvein]

http://social.biowar...06/polls/28989/

7500 votes >.>

[Kendar79]

I hope Bioware will bring a DLC who change the End. With that End is it the Last Time i played a Mass Effect Game.

[MordiMoro]

Ultra Prism wrote...

Just wait a couple of days after European fans finish playing ME3...they will come raging too...

We're already talking about our forum (I'm Italian)

[Goodwood]

lastpatriot wrote...

Xellith wrote...

Wow... that pretty much says it all.  For years we have loved this series only to see it die in the last 15 minutes of the ME:3.  It's stil hard for me to believe that this is what's happened.  Talk about depressing...

Sadly, Goodwood agrees.

[MordiMoro]

ViperAlvein wrote...

http://social.biowar...06/polls/28989/

7500 votes >.>

7499... I did vote 2 times (explorer crash)

[LotharanAeron]

I finished the game about two hours ago and, like many others, it left me feeling really empty.  The mystical/philisophical stuff seemed to come out of nowhere at the end, and while I can appreciate of those sorts of influences, questions and decisions, the trilogy was never about that.  While throwing that at us takes us out of our comfort zone, it was just too jarring.

In the previous two games you always felt like you accomplished something, even if the universe got a lot darker after that victory.  We knew things would be rough in ME3, but we just beat the collector's and we're ready for the challenge.  In the ME3 endings there is nothing positive.  We knew the galaxy would be a dark place once the Reapers were defeated just because of all of the destruction they caused, but that we could meet that challenge because of the victory....only, that victory never happened.  There was no reward, no positive spin to overcoming this monumental challenge.  We, all of us Shepards, defeated an enemy that no other species over the course of millions of years could defeat, and in the end, there is nothing to celebrate.  That's what it killing me.  The magic of the Mass Effect universe was sucked out of it.  There was no hope in any ending, not even the synthesize ending because of how it is thrust upon you out of nowhere.

One of the characters said it best.  I can't remember who, either Tali or Liara I believe.  They send an email saying the greatest revenge against the Reapers is for things to be normal again.  THAT is what we were fighting for over all three games.  We were also fighting for the characters we formed bonds with.  Shepard may have fought for the galaxy but we fought so we would get to see another day with people like Garrus and Tali.  That was the power of this series, and all throughout ME3 there were the most amazing moments with those characters....until the end.

Finally, many have compared the ending choices to Human Revolution, and the similarity is quite obvious.  Regardless of people's opinion of the DX:HR endings, they were immensely better than ME3 simply because each ending cinematic was balanced.  They were dark, but contained hope, and while it made sense to get upset that the choices of the game didn't effect the ending, each ending in itself was relatively satisfying.  As many have said, the choices we get in ME3 have nothing to do with the key aspects of the game that made it so special.  Instead of feeling like a hero (me, the player), I felt like despondant because there never really was any saving the galaxy.  The "world" as we knew it was ending no matter what we did over the past 3 years (game time) or what we chose in that final moment.  Hope has been taken away.

[Majandraja]

MordiMoro wrote...

Ultra Prism wrote...

Just wait a couple of days after European fans finish playing ME3...they will come raging too...

We're already talking about our forum (I'm Italian)

German Forum too is full of disappointed players who loved the game till the endings were presented to them. So yeah, you are not alone. Only sad thing is, that very seldom American developers seem to give a damn what players from other countries think.

[gothicslo]

Dae0 wrote...

GDragonFly7 wrote...

I liked the ending - it wasn't perfect, I admit, but i think many players are just angry because Shepard's part in the Mass Effect universe is over. I think I would actually be angry if they went with "sunshine and rainbows" version so many people are suggestig... Not everything has to end with "happily ever after", come on guys...

That shouldn't be the case for most, we knew this was a trilogy long ago, so it shouldn't have been anything new that shephard was finished in the mass effect universe. As for the endings, I don't think many players were looking for G rated disney goodness, but nor do I think many were looking for a bleak pit of dispair requiring multiple doses of prescription antidepressants. So why couldn't we have a variety including all of the above?

okey they can end the shepard im not mad with that its a triology, but they could just add the happy ending to is this os hard to do ! >.<

[ViperAlvein]

MordiMoro wrote...

ViperAlvein wrote...

http://social.biowar...06/polls/28989/

7500 votes >.>

7499... I did vote 2 times (explorer crash)

bah, details not to mention the total number of votes doesn't equate to whats represented in the choices, so i theorise it doesn't record double votes in the actual poll.

[Kitten Tactics]

LotharanAeron wrote...

I finished the game about two hours ago and, like many others, it left me feeling really empty.  The mystical/philisophical stuff seemed to come out of nowhere at the end, and while I can appreciate of those sorts of influences, questions and decisions, the trilogy was never about that.  While throwing that at us takes us out of our comfort zone, it was just too jarring.

In the previous two games you always felt like you accomplished something, even if the universe got a lot darker after that victory.  We knew things would be rough in ME3, but we just beat the collector's and we're ready for the challenge.  In the ME3 endings there is nothing positive.  We knew the galaxy would be a dark place once the Reapers were defeated just because of all of the destruction they caused, but that we could meet that challenge because of the victory....only, that victory never happened.  There was no reward, no positive spin to overcoming this monumental challenge.  We, all of us Shepards, defeated an enemy that no other species over the course of millions of years could defeat, and in the end, there is nothing to celebrate.  That's what it killing me.  The magic of the Mass Effect universe was sucked out of it.  There was no hope in any ending, not even the synthesize ending because of how it is thrust upon you out of nowhere.

One of the characters said it best.  I can't remember who, either Tali or Liara I believe.  They send an email saying the greatest revenge against the Reapers is for things to be normal again.  THAT is what we were fighting for over all three games.  We were also fighting for the characters we formed bonds with.  Shepard may have fought for the galaxy but we fought so we would get to see another day with people like Garrus and Tali.  That was the power of this series, and all throughout ME3 there were the most amazing moments with those characters....until the end.

Finally, many have compared the ending choices to Human Revolution, and the similarity is quite obvious.  Regardless of people's opinion of the DX:HR endings, they were immensely better than ME3 simply because each ending cinematic was balanced.  They were dark, but contained hope, and while it made sense to get upset that the choices of the game didn't effect the ending, each ending in itself was relatively satisfying.  As many have said, the choices we get in ME3 have nothing to do with the key aspects of the game that made it so special.  Instead of feeling like a hero (me, the player), I felt like despondant because there never really was any saving the galaxy.  The "world" as we knew it was ending no matter what we did over the past 3 years (game time) or what we chose in that final moment.  Hope has been taken away.

Very well said

[revo76]

just multiply more than 6k votes with 10 bucks:

MONEYYYYY

[Goodwood]

Indeed.

Hope used to spring eternal. Then it took an arrow shot by a kid-god to the knee.

[MordiMoro]

Bioware: to limit leaks, we have included a hallucination to shepard, now enjoy the epic end!
The final DLC free to all!

ok ... I have it the hope hallucination

Modifié par MordiMoro, 10 mars 2012 - 12:35 .