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[jmood88]

I haven't read the details about the endings but people have made such thinly-veiled attempts at revealing what happens that I can guess what happens to one character at least. Other than that, there's nothing serious. I don't usually whine about spoilers anyway (I knew that at some point in Mass Effect 2 we were going to play as Joker and it didn't bother me) so they aren't a big deal to me even if I do happen to find something out that I wasn't looking for.

[DJStarstryker]

No. The only spoilers I know are who the DLC character is and who the spoiler in-game character is. Those things are very, very difficult to NOT find out. Even here on this supposed non-spoiler forum. That's very minor considering what people had to spoil for me about ME2 before release.

[TK EL_]

To most people, for the sake of your mental health I really advise you read the end spoilers. You can save the meat of the game, like everything else but I strongly advise you read the end spoilers. If you see it for the first time in game, I can almost 100% guarantee you're going to wish you read the end spoilers

[Stompi]

Not really. I knew way too much about Mass Effect 2 before the release. I think many games would be much better and surprising without the existence of the internet. I watched the trailers and played the demo, but managed to ignore all leaks completely. And I'm very grateful that Bioware greatly reduced their official spoilers compared to Mass Effect 2.

[WWNSX]

Yup especially since Bioware has a spoiler allowed forum; don't know what they were thinking with that one. I really hope the people that broke NDA are screwed in the future. I'm pretty bummed out from what I've read but I'm hoping once ME3 is finished there well be DLC, the end isn't as bad as what I've read, and or hopefully people were dead wrong.

Going to try to stay off the forums after today just in case.

[Collitinius]

Am I the only person who read the topic as "I SOILED myself already, Have you?". This went in an entirely different direction than I expected.

[AtlAggie]

My spoilers are limited to playing the demo and knowing who the DLC charcter is (is that even a spoiler at this point?). Feel pretty good about my ability to avoid spoilers, considering how much I still read this forum.

Glad to see other folks are also going in more or less blind....I think it adds a lot to the initial experience (although I've become slightly anxious by the amount of angst which has appeared on the forums in the last few days, which I assume is from the leaked endings). Still, I'd rather be anxious & unspoiled than the alternative.

[Illusive]

XqctaX wrote...


if someone starts talking about the game just tear them of my head. instead of trying to find the mute button. mabey im paranoid in that sence. but i dont trust underaged players. never have never will :PpP

Lol, I have this fear as well. So far it's been OK, but when the game releases I'm definitely not going to touch MP until I finish SP.

[Maro]

The only spoiler I've participated in was the demo.

With all the buzz around the ending(s), I've had no desire to read anything about it.  TBH, sometimes the journey is greater than getting to the end.  Hopefully this journey does a good job of wrapping up the many side stories we've made choices around.

[Jarrett Lee]

I honestly can't imagine why anyone would spoil the game story for themselves. Different strokes I guess!

[Fenris447]

I haven't read the spoilers yet, but all I hear is how horrible the ending is. Which is what everyone said about Battlestar Galactica. And Lost.

Personally I loved BSG's, and though Lost was adequate from an emotional standpoint. Hoping ME3 is more like the former; both emotionally and intellectually fulfilling.

[Fidget6]

To some extent. I've read many pieces of the script and spoilers, but I still don't know the endings and many other major plot points.

[Jog0907]

I've read the spoilers and im happy I did, saves me some of the dissapointment.

[Totally_Mad_Rat]

Accidentally spoiled myself one of the endings. Stopped reading just in time before spoiled other endings.

[The Elder King]

Jarrett Lee wrote...

I honestly can't imagine why anyone would spoil the game story for themselves. Different strokes I guess!

Well, better to go yourself to the spoiler thread and see what will happen in the game then find what will happen because people put spoiler in the title thread, or in threads that are present in the spoiler free section of the forums.

[Storenumber9]

I've only spoiled a bit for myself, and I'm really pissed that happened.
The only reason that happened is because, for some reason, from of the forum users thought it would be a good idea to post spoilers in the non-spoiler forum. Since I'm someone who lurks, I tend to read pretty quickly through pages.

And there some were. Plain as day. Nothing big, no real details. Still, it kind of annoyed me.

[hangmans tree]

Jarrett Lee wrote...

I honestly can't imagine why anyone would spoil the game story for themselves. Different strokes I guess!

weak willed more like :happy:

[Mann42]

I've read some, and I'm glad I did. I haven't read the entire leaked script or anything, just commentary from various places and a few specifics related to the endings.

However, I'm probably weird, because spoilers have never detracted from my enjoyment of entertainment.

In fact, I find that if a bad or uncomfortable ending has been spoiled in advance for me, I will generally still enjoy the game/movie/book; probably more, because I had time to prepare. I can't think of a movie, book, or game that was spoiled for me that I didn't still enjoy. 

So, by spoiling the endings for myself, I probably saved this forum and Bioware staff from a rage-induced post sometime after the 6th. I've mentally prepared for it, and I've accepted it, so I will probably be able to enjoy it for what it is and not what it should be. 

Modifié par nexworks, 01 mars 2012 - 07:40 .

[xIREDEEMEDIx]

nexworks wrote...

However, I'm probably weird, because spoilers have never detracted from my enjoyment of entertainment.

this for me as well...

Frankly....I didn't even pick up ME2 until almost a year after it had been out. Then, the only reason why I even bought it was because I watched tons of Youtube vids of game play and stories. So when I played it, I still didnt know everything about the story or the game itself even after all the so called spoilers I saw. Then it went on from there and I picked up ME1 and started my game saves.

So I look at spoilers for games all the time, but it doesn't destroy the enjoyment factor of a game for me.

Modifié par xIREDEEMEDIx, 01 mars 2012 - 07:46 .

[Marionetten]

I've spoiled myself as I really don't place any value in the franchise anymore.

Good thing too as the disappointment would have been heartbreaking.

[Wulfram]

Jarrett Lee wrote...

I honestly can't imagine why anyone would spoil the game story for themselves. Different strokes I guess!

It's more tempting when you've been slightly spoiled accidentally.  Which is fairly inevitable if you're hanging out on this board.

[YouthCultureForever]

I've been spoiled on a few things, one major mission spoiler was actually in February's GamerInformer, I was kinda upset about that one. I learned a few things about the VS here on the forums and I looked at a faint outline of the plot on another website, and I mean faint, I just know there's actually a legit plan to stop the Reapers. Three spoilers in all, but nothing that will ruin the game.

[Guywhoiam]

I have actually NOT been spoiled! Until I went to Gamestop to pay off my CE when some random guy came out of nowhere and told me the ending against my will.

I do not want to turn this into a "Is the ending good or not?" thread, but I have to say that I did like the things he said. I am only disappointed that it was spoiled for me.

[Purple Protector]

The dog dies!