Zulmoka531 wrote...
I'm gonna gout out on a limb here, a very thin one and just say they dug themselves into a hole. They threw out so much hype about choice, and freedoms and what have you that they couldn't actually deliver on them all.
And ultimately instead of taking their time and allowing choices to come to fruition they threw together endings to just pretty much kill off Shepard, all the while leaving a small window they could climb through if they wanted to continue the series.
The journey may have been set for gold, but the destination has been set for something else entirely.
I think this is probably what happened as well.
That said, I would have been absolutely fine with Bioware taking one of the possible endings - using it as their base canon for future installments and then allow the writers to go to town with the rest. That would have left them with a canon to work with in future installments, but would have also given the rest of us who could care less about 'official canon' endings to choose from that suit our own headcanons better.
Hell, they could easily set future installments several thousands of years in the future - when Shepard and their journey could have settled into mere myth and speculation in the eyes of the galaxy. It would have saved them from establishing any canon, while giving us room for different endings in the initial trilogy. Because no one is going to know the truth behind the myth, or even if it's REAL. That's the whole point of myths. They change with time, and while they might have some basis in reality they often differ greatly from their origins.
See? In two minutes I came up with two different scenarios to get around the issues that might be presented if they want to continue the series.
Modifié par Nyaore, 29 février 2012 - 05:50 .