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#18826
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Nyila wrote...

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As for the Normandy. Everyone has already said: "W.T.F?" Players would rather end the game with their LI at their side, perishing with them, then have them land on a planet where they'd most likely die due to incompatible ecosystems.


Joker becomes like Jacob's dad in ME2 and creates a colony of crazy cave-men.


I knew it. Joker's a pimp. A crazy cave-man pimp.

#18827
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TheGoddess0fWar wrote...

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WHY THIS WAS CUT FROM THE GAME???????


The tears. They wont stop. ;___;

They ... Cut this?
Did they cut this? Seriously? Nothing about your decisions in the game to unlock the speech?
Oh come on don't tell me this, they can't have seriously CUT THIS?! 
They did didn't they?! 
HOW THE **** DARE THEY!? 

#18828
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Ikikata wrote...

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Wait, with the Shepard beeing on Earth later.

Couldn't it be that everything beyond the beam hitting you was a vision of WHAT could happen in the worst case, and actually there is another way to doing it in a DLC. Just saying.

Shepard couldn't survive the fall from the Citadel. But he could survive the trauma and disorientation caused by a reaper beam...So...aren't chances high we get a DLC?


If thats the case it's very cheap not ending the story in the actual game and forcing any fan to buy a DLC (or maybe expansion) to finish the story, it's even worse than disc locked content!!

You must buy DLC in order to get the best ending. That would be a travesty.:mellow:

#18829
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TamiBx wrote...

Trunks Bordare wrote...

TheGoddess0fWar wrote...

Nathos wrote...

WHY THIS WAS CUT FROM THE GAME???????


The tears. They wont stop. ;___;


Wow.  Seriously?  Why would they cut this from the game?



I refuse to watch/listen to this. This is TOO sad. Bioware, why did you do this to your fans?! I didn't even care about coming o BNS before (not for ME, at least) and now I can't leave!! Pretty sure a lot of people made accounts just to talk about the ending. I would have. 

i have posted more in a few days then i have the last 5 years on any game site combind

#18830
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Flammenpanzer wrote...
I felt bad enough that I actually created my own ending, and disregarded what Bioware did. Hmpf.


 

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S.Homen wrote...

Ikikata wrote...

LPKerberos wrote...

Wait, with the Shepard beeing on Earth later.

Couldn't it be that everything beyond the beam hitting you was a vision of WHAT could happen in the worst case, and actually there is another way to doing it in a DLC. Just saying.

Shepard couldn't survive the fall from the Citadel. But he could survive the trauma and disorientation caused by a reaper beam...So...aren't chances high we get a DLC?


If thats the case it's very cheap not ending the story in the actual game and forcing any fan to buy a DLC (or maybe expansion) to finish the story, it's even worse than disc locked content!!

You must buy DLC in order to get the best ending. That would be a travesty.:mellow:


Yea... Would probaly end up as the worst DLC scandal ever xD

#18832
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The funniest thing about people accusing us of wanting a 'Disney' ending is that it is fundamentally not possible.

If if we got a Shepard gets to live and have LI and most of crew, and keep mass relays...the reapers probably killed more than half the population of Earth, and more than 75% of the infrastructure. Doesn't even include colony worlds or worlds belonging to other races.

The thought of trying to recover from that level of destruction is, frankly, staggering...a century or more in the making....

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LPKerberos wrote...

Wait, with the Shepard beeing on Earth later.

Couldn't it be that everything beyond the beam hitting you was a vision of WHAT could happen in the worst case, and actually there is another way to doing it in a DLC. Just saying.

Shepard couldn't survive the fall from the Citadel. But he could survive the trauma and disorientation caused by a reaper beam...So...aren't chances high we get a DLC?


Yeah, it's my opinion too. They might have done all that for the publicity or to insure that people will get the DLC since everybody was so hurt by the ending and WANT something else.

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shurryy wrote...

TheGoddess0fWar wrote...

Nathos wrote...

WHY THIS WAS CUT FROM THE GAME???????


The tears. They wont stop. ;___;

They ... Cut this?
Did they cut this? Seriously? Nothing about your decisions in the game to unlock the speech?
Oh come on don't tell me this, they can't have seriously CUT THIS?! 
They did didn't they?! 
HOW THE **** DARE THEY!? 

Bioware are Bosh'tets. :P

#18835
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So... I just finished the game. It was one hell of a ride, until suddenly the Catalyst, in form of a ghost of the little kid from the start starts to speak to me.
I mean... wtf was that?

I can live with the fact that Shep has to sacrifice himself (is he dead anyway? The last thing I saw was the N7 dogtag and the body apparently taking breath, maybe all that crazy "Catalyst can talk" stuff never happend and we get a "real" ending?) but why exactly did I stopped the Reapers in the first place?

The galactic community is screwed, no colony will be able to stay in contact with their homeworld, or any other world for that matter, if their are not close together. Every race who depended on their other planets to supply their homeworld are doomed. The galactic unity my Shep fought for and everything he accomplished is now for naught.
And to make things worse, the crew of the Normandy is stranded on some backwater world, without a ship, without tech and can only look forward to starve or whatever.

That ending smells like that "let's destroy all our tech, it's better that way" asspull ending of the new Battlestar Galactica.

That are my first thoughts after finishing the game five minutes ago. Will think about a bit more after I calmed down. At the moment I'm pretty dissappointed by the end of one of the greatest game series lately

Modifié par TobiTobsen, 11 mars 2012 - 09:11 .


#18836
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For anyone interested, here is where you can find the Sig pics...

http://social.biowar...9786308#9786308

The thread will be updated as I make more

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Abram730 wrote...

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when we was on the crucible he was in space between where the crucible and citidel connect and we had no helmet on so that makes no sence i dont know why nobody has seen this yet lol.


You can survive the vacuum of space in a dream.

The ending is an interaction with Harbinger as you lay on the ground.  The fade to black was the end.. to be continued.  The choices do matter, but relate them to it being Harbinger in your head:whistle:.


I know it a dream its the most ovbious thing but im saying you can tell the ending is fake because he's in space without a helmet.

#18838
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Flammenpanzer wrote...

S.Homen wrote...

Amazing how the game can be so extraordinary all throughout only to come to massive underwhelming conclusion. BioWare went to so many lengths to answer questions and tie up loose ends from previous games from the people you meet and the companions you play with only to create a mountain of more loose ends because of the dismal ME3 ending.


I know :(
I felt bad enough that I actually created my own ending, and disregarded what Bioware did. Hmpf.

www.youtube.com/watch
this is the link from flammenpanzers sig and i think its amazing, far better than BWs and worth watching.

just posted it in my post just to hopefully make it more visable.

#18839
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Nyila wrote...

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Wait, with the Shepard beeing on Earth later.

Couldn't it be that everything beyond the beam hitting you was a vision of WHAT could happen in the worst case, and actually there is another way to doing it in a DLC. Just saying.

Shepard couldn't survive the fall from the Citadel. But he could survive the trauma and disorientation caused by a reaper beam...So...aren't chances high we get a DLC?


Yeah, it's my opinion too. They might have done all that for the publicity or to insure that people will get the DLC since everybody was so hurt by the ending and WANT something else.


Is it sad that I'm hoping Bioware/EA has manipulated us? Because that would mean we're going to get a good ending?

Modifié par TSC_1, 11 mars 2012 - 09:09 .


#18840
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TamiBx wrote...

Trunks Bordare wrote...

TheGoddess0fWar wrote...

Nathos wrote...

WHY THIS WAS CUT FROM THE GAME???????


The tears. They wont stop. ;___;


Wow.  Seriously?  Why would they cut this from the game?



I refuse to watch/listen to this. This is TOO sad. Bioware, why did you do this to your fans?! I didn't even care about coming o BNS before (not for ME, at least) and now I can't leave!! Pretty sure a lot of people made accounts just to talk about the ending. I would have. 
  

 

No seriously listen to it... very good and drives home the problem with the endings being so POORLY written. 

#18841
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The dominoes are starting to fall. Gonna hate to see this place next week.

just wait for the rest of the raging europeans, then you will see falling

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TobiTobsen wrote...

So... I just finished the game. It was one hell of a ride, until suddenly the Catalyst, in form of a ghost of the little kid from the start starts to speak to me.
I mean... wtf was that?

I can live with the fact that Shep has to sacrifice himself (is he dead anyway? The last thing I saw was the N7 dogtag and the body apparently taking a breath) but why exactly did I stopped the Reapers in the first place?

The galactic community is screwed, no colony will be able to stay in contact with their homeworld, or any other world for that matter, if their are not close together. Every race who depended on their other planets to supply their homeworld are doomed. The galactic unity my Shep fought for and everything he accomplished is now for naught.
And to make things worse, the crew of the Normandy is stranded on some backwater world, without a ship, without tech and can only look forward to starve or whatever.

That ending smells like that "let's destroy all our tech, it's better that way" asspull ending of the new Battlestar Galactica.

That are my first thoughts after finishing the game five minutes ago. Will thing about a bit more after I Calmed down. At the moment I'm pretty dissappointed by the end of one of the greatest game series lately


Welcome to the club.  You're in the right place.  We've all felt your pain.

#18843
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Ok I just had to do a bit of looking around in the crucible and I had something interesting happen, if you take too much time deciding I got a "The Crucible has been destroyed" Screen, whats up with that??

Edit: Btw I mean after talking to the god kid/jesus/ai thing (that was a joke)

Modifié par ArbitorEAAcc, 11 mars 2012 - 09:09 .


#18844
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xistfirat wrote...

definately disagree with anybody who wishes a happier ending. yes, the endings are dark, perhaps too dark but the main problem with these are not them being dark, it's them being too dumb. would you be satisfied if they had the same ending by somehow getting shepard to normandy crashing and letting him live happily ever after ? that's not what i want. i demand a logical, fitting conclusion. it could be much darker than this, i'd still be happy with that. just give the fitting conclusion this series deserves.

No. There will be no truly happy ending. All major homeworlds, really, are in ruins, and everybody, including Shepard, has lost a lot of crewmates and friends. But if you prepare to an unholy degree, and you work your tail off at getting ready for the conflict, there should be no reason you should be precluded from an ending where Shepard gets to enjoy the relationships that they have built - be they friendly or romantic - with all of the people that have been promised the time.

As it stands now, all of those promises are hollow lies. The removal of the possibility of a remotely positive outcome makes replay value almost non-existent for those of us, and I would say it is certainly almost all of us that have been with the trilogy since the beginning, that base their game experience around building meaningful relationships with allies. Then they give me an ending where even the chance of a satisfying outcome is non-existent, and they expect me to play through again and knowingly lie to everybody in my reassurances? That hollow feeling is retroactive beyond 3, it hits the first two games as well.

That said, you should have the choice for your dark outcomes if that's how you think the series should end. You had the choice to lose crew in ME2 if you thought that there needed to be more drama in the "suicide mission." Some people keep citing the lack of epilogue narrative as the biggest problem for ME3's ending, but I think that's only second to the bigger problem of no meaningful choice in outcome. I don't see how being forced to end all galactic civilization as it has been established by blowing up the relays and seperating the LI from Shepard (not to mention the rest of the people Shep knew), as a constant element of all of the choices, is adequate. It's empty, and painfully dissatisfying for those of us who have really invested in the Mass Effect universe in general..

#18845
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TSC_1 wrote...

Nyila wrote...

LPKerberos wrote...

Wait, with the Shepard beeing on Earth later.

Couldn't it be that everything beyond the beam hitting you was a vision of WHAT could happen in the worst case, and actually there is another way to doing it in a DLC. Just saying.

Shepard couldn't survive the fall from the Citadel. But he could survive the trauma and disorientation caused by a reaper beam...So...aren't chances high we get a DLC?


Yeah, it's my opinion too. They might have done all that for the publicity or to insure that people will get the DLC since everybody was so hurt by the ending and WANT something else.


Is it sad that I'm hoping Bioware/EA has manipualted us? Because that would mean we're going to get a good ending?


It is sad, yes, but I'm with you on that..

#18846
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nitefyre410 wrote...

*clicks link* Why was that cut from the game... WHY... 

Oh I know know ... because they added God/AI  Kid and its  dividing 0  logic. 


Haha, that would have made a better ending than what the current choices are. Shepard punches in 5/0 into his omni-tool, and the resulting answer opens a black hole swallowing up all the reapers.

#18847
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ArbitorEAAcc wrote...

Ok I just had to do a bit of looking around in the crucible and I had something interesting happen, if you take too much time deciding I got a "The Crucible has been destroyed" Screen, whats up with that??

Edit: Btw I mean after talking to the god kid/jesus/ai thing (that was a joke)

 

Wait... what?  

#18848
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TobiTobsen wrote...

So... I just finished the game. It was one hell of a ride, until suddenly the Catalyst, in form of a ghost of the little kid from the start starts to speak to me.
I mean... wtf was that?

I can live with the fact that Shep has to sacrifice himself (is he dead anyway? The last thing I saw was the N7 dogtag and the body apparently taking a breath) but why exactly did I stopped the Reapers in the first place?

The galactic community is screwed, no colony will be able to stay in contact with their homeworld, or any other world for that matter, if their are not close together. Every race who depended on their other planets to supply their homeworld are doomed. The galactic unity my Shep fought for and everything he accomplished is now for naught.
And to make things worse, the crew of the Normandy is stranded on some backwater world, without a ship, without tech and can only look forward to starve or whatever.

That ending smells like that "let's destroy all our tech, it's better that way" asspull ending of the new Battlestar Galactica.

That are my first thoughts after finishing the game five minutes ago. Will thing about a bit more after I Calmed down. At the moment I'm pretty dissappointed by the end of one of the greatest game series lately

Basically, as a paragon, there is no true ending to fit that narrative.

#18849
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Not sure if anyone has posted about this or not but I saw on the demand a better ending facebook page where someone suggested hitting the unlike button the official mass effect page. What do you all think about this, is that a good idea or would seem like us all throwing a fit?

#18850
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TheGoddess0fWar wrote...

Nathos wrote...

WHY THIS WAS CUT FROM THE GAME???????


The tears. They wont stop. ;___;


Wow.