crimzontearz wrote...
Ghost Rider LSOV wrote...
Listen to the soundtrack on Youtube then, it will make your mood.crimzontearz wrote...the silence is so disheartening
I meant the silence from BW
crimzontearz wrote...
also....the stream reveals that the story can be continued through further DLC"
Come on Bioware DO IT
DeinonSlayer wrote...
If all of this turns out to be wrong, I will change my sig to publicly acknowledge my idiocy and buy the game and day-one Prothean DLC without further complaint.
Modifié par magnuskn, 04 mars 2012 - 07:22 .
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Ghost Rider LSOV wrote...
Where does it reveal that?crimzontearz wrote...also....the stream reveals that the story can be continued through further DLC"Come on Bioware DO IT
What? No!AdhamS wrote...
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!! YOU WANT A DLC WITH BETTER ENDINGS?!?!?! SIGN THIS THEN!!! WE ALREADY HAVE MORE THAN 115 SIGNS AND THE MORE THE GET THE MORE PRESSURE WE WILL HAVE ON BIOWARE/EA!!! http://www.gopetitio...atch.html#fbbox
YOUR SIGN MEANS EVERYTHING NOW!!! ITS THE TIME FOR ACTION!
crimzontearz wrote...
Ghost Rider LSOV wrote...
Where does it reveal that?crimzontearz wrote...also....the stream reveals that the story can be continued through further DLC"Come on Bioware DO IT
at the end. There is a screen of it in the endings thread
I know there are people on here who say they've played through them dozens of times. I have a grand total of two complete (completionist) playthroughs of ME1 and three completionist playthroughs of ME2. I've never done anything less. I bought all mission DLC associated with the latter and went to the trouble of registry-patching BDtS for the former. This is the first and as-yet only RPG I've ever played. I guess I didn't realize what an impact it had on me until I found out what happens in the end - no matter what you do, the people we've been groomed to care about are screwed and we ultimately choose how to destroy the civilization we've been fighting to protect.desertwomansc wrote...
I guess Bioware did their part. They created a game so involving that people are soo invested in their characters that we are up in arms. Plus it shows that the human condition prefers a happy romantic ending despite the odds or reality. Tis what makes us go on...love and hope.
Vengeful Nature wrote...
*Dons tin foil hat*
Come on, this is exactly what they want you to do! It was some executives clever idea to leave an ambiguous and unsatisfying ending, so as to cash in on it with DLC later. You're playing right into their hands! IT'S IN REVELATIONS, PEOPLE!
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No, but in all seriousness, it might actually be true.
Modifié par LordMandalore, 05 mars 2012 - 06:12 .
LordMandalore wrote...
I envision a future where games are sold not as a complete story or experience, but as separate pieces of DLC that can be put into your game, down to visible ammo counters and health bars which are invisible in the vanilla game under the illusion of being a "feature" to cater to "the hardcore playerbase".
As the world watches in horror as EA, inevitably the driving force behind this abomination, whips Bioware into breaking apart the staff and focus even more in the past, the BSN will swarm with the defenders of the game, screaming out favorite words such as "whiners" and "entitled" to those who would dare demand their money's worth for a product, utterly convinced that "the game belongs to the company and they don't have to listen to you!" as if the employees would create a game only to play with it themselves in their darkened hellholes reminiscent of the hopeless space prominently featured in "The Pit and the Pendulum".
The game would then offer exclusive pre-order DLC to add on to the long line of inevitable downloadable content this game would have, and pre-ordering DLC would gain more exclusive DLC in a never ending cycle that would make even the most vile of Lovecraftian horrors tremble in fear and retreat into their more safer living spaces beyond the colors of time and veil of human understanding.
As this game disc is put into the consoles (or downloaded through EA Origin, which has now become a sentient organism but only able to communicate through poorly written English, pre-recorded responses, and a series of stuttering farts which had been imprinted upon it by those who once tended the beast) the console will inevitably burst into flames, vomiting bile around the room as the console itself spins violently (the bile from the Xbox version will have noticeably jagged edges). As the players sit on their couch, covered in the filth, they shall read inevitable reviews of 10/10 from websites such as IGN, praising the game for allowing every feature to be added by choice alone.
Those who disagree with these reviews or dare criticize this masterpiece receive a ban from the forums, from their consoles, and are put on terrorist watch lists. They are then deported to an isolated isthmus flanked by an endless queue of barbed wire and encompassed by sex-starved agitated sharks in a large sea of human waste, stained suppositories, and Magic Johnson's used prophylactics. On this truculent plantation and reformatory will reside alarge formless building, save for the EA logo. Inside this edifice (aptly subtitled with "We Want Call of Duty's Audience) will be a theater with a floor scoured with swarms of scarabs and scorpions and june bugs that give you prostate cancer, the faint aroma of carrion from the sanguinary maxipads under the seats, and an unfortunately large screen that will forever play homosexual dwarven love scenes from Dragon Age 2 that will continue until you've learned your lesson.
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This!IronSabbath88 wrote...
So people complain about Day 1 DLC but are willing to pay money for extra endings that change the game more than an extra squadmate/mission would?
People's priorities confuse me..
Bladefist_01 wrote...
You want to give them MORE money for doing an overall ****ty job? GOD YOU PEOPLE MAKE ME SICK!
crimzontearz wrote...
also....the stream reveals that the story can be continued through further DLC"
Come on Bioware DO IT
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