How people many will not be purchasing another Bioware game? Based off the endings...
#201
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:04
#202
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:05
Have you ever even had a five year relationship that turned out to be a lie?CorvisRex wrote...
Renjin wrote...
Bioware broke my heart with these endings. I just feel betrayed... I walked in to this game with so much passion. Now I can barely play the game.
That is axactly how I feel, my heart is broken, Like finding out that a 5 year long relationship was just a lie, and the person was just using you.
If every game (but this one, presumably) was amazing to you, and this was a dud, why are presuming every game to follow will be akin to your ME3 disappointment? Rather than, you know, the other half-dozen odd RPGs that Bioware has made?I don't know if I will ever buy another Bioware game. Every game Bioware has ever put out has been in my top list of favorite games of all time, I have waited in line, in the snow, at midnight to buy them.
But now, no, Bioware will have to work, and work hard to ever regain a glimmer of the trust and loyalty they have betrayed.
There's a distinct lack of pattern recognition going on here.
#203
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:05
SilencedScream wrote...
Used, from the bargain bin, here, if I'm tempted to buy it at all.
Don't get me wrong - I enjoyed the rest of ME3. But knowing about the end (and then actually playing it through, myself) took a lot away from my enjoyment of the game.
Yeah, despite playing so much ME (ME1, 2, the demo, and 3) and even writing several well-received fanfiction stories on the series, I can't do any of that any more knowing that the entire IP is essentially killed by the endings and nothing we do matters in any meaningful way. It's not even a case of "The Bad Guys Win" as "Deus Ex Machina fundamentally erases the IP and no closure or even core details about the endings are given".
I've never seen such an effective and unecessary case of IP-suicide.
And the fact that this happened to BioWare's flagship IP and by far most popular and anticipated game ever means that, absent some huge and dramatic change, I will never trust BioWare again, period. I won't invest--financially or emotionally--into any of their future games or stories, knowing that this is ALWAYS a significant danger.
It wasn't a "sad" ending, it was just BAD. In every sense of the word.
Modifié par SaltyWaffles-PD, 09 mars 2012 - 01:08 .
#204
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:06
It had all of the elements you need for a glorious happy ending that will leave you smiling for the rest of the day and leave you wanting more.
Instead we got this.
#205
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:09
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
350 of the staunchest fans, and rapidly growing. And it's almost certainly representative of the whole core fanbase of the ME series, and you can bet that a huge chunk of the first-time-ME-players scratched their heads at the ending, wondering how anything they did in the game up until that point actually meant anything.
#206
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:10
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
If 350 is only 10% of the vocal fanbase that's stil a decent portion of people who will not be purchasing. Consider how many people aren't even going to check these forums anymore, or the non vocal gamers? I'm sure there will be thousands of gamers not accounted for that feel the same way.
#207
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:10
Modifié par mikeaj1024, 09 mars 2012 - 01:13 .
#208
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:11
#209
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:13
mikeaj1024 wrote...
I think im going to cancel my swtor sub now. The way that this game and DA2 ended (which i also enjoyed despite some major flaws until the ending). Their writing staff needs new leads, because while they can write lore and dialog as well as anyone there over arching plots have become a mess.
I've said before that Bioware has some talented people on the payrole, but their core story writers are quite evidently not on that list.
#210
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:13
SaltyWaffles-PD wrote...
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
350 of the staunchest fans, and rapidly growing. And it's almost certainly representative of the whole core fanbase of the ME series, and you can bet that a huge chunk of the first-time-ME-players scratched their heads at the ending, wondering how anything they did in the game up until that point actually meant anything.
Forums never represent a majority of a fanbase.
#211
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:15
Dracotamer wrote...
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
If 350 is only 10% of the vocal fanbase that's stil a decent portion of people who will not be purchasing. Consider how many people aren't even going to check these forums anymore, or the non vocal gamers? I'm sure there will be thousands of gamers not accounted for that feel the same way.
And people who play wow said that with wrath/cata/<insert raid here>/<insert patch/class change here>.
That company is still thriving. Tantrums are never productive. Being mature ond trying to open dialogue in a mature manner is usually the best course.
#212
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:19
#213
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:21
RIght now, I'm actually having a very hard time motivating myself to finish the game.
#214
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:21
KitePolaris wrote...
Dracotamer wrote...
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
If 350 is only 10% of the vocal fanbase that's stil a decent portion of people who will not be purchasing. Consider how many people aren't even going to check these forums anymore, or the non vocal gamers? I'm sure there will be thousands of gamers not accounted for that feel the same way.
And people who play wow said that with wrath/cata/<insert raid here>/<insert patch/class change here>.
That company is still thriving. Tantrums are never productive. Being mature ond trying to open dialogue in a mature manner is usually the best course.
Look how many subscribers WoW has been losing since those expansions/updates. Seem pretty productive to me.
#215
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:22
I have never seen so much hatred from core fanbase of a franchise, usually a very large chunk is happy no matter what. That seems to not be the case with this game.
#216
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:23
And then along came the repercussion of ****ty concepts where they're not at all resolutions and abandon any sort of thing we've done in the series but not only that, goes so as far as to throw away what makes the univesre whole, what Bioware specifically took time to create-- the realistic physics.
The universe.
And they abandoned my characters that I've grown to love after eighty-nine playthroughs all together of ME1 and ME2?
And after buying the CE?
Yeah, not happening. :\\
#217
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:24
In fact they're gonna get more money out of their brainwashed fanbase with their next game. Why not just keep things civil? Hell, you people can't go two days without exploding. Everyone has their issues with the ending (and some parts are confirmed as unintentneded), but the outrage is like a kid whose milk got stolen. Let them finish releasing the game and keep coming at them in a mature, adult fashion.Dracotamer wrote...
KitePolaris wrote...
Dracotamer wrote...
KitePolaris wrote...
So 350 people will be having an everlasting tantrum. That'll teach 'em.
If 350 is only 10% of the vocal fanbase that's stil a decent portion of people who will not be purchasing. Consider how many people aren't even going to check these forums anymore, or the non vocal gamers? I'm sure there will be thousands of gamers not accounted for that feel the same way.
And people who play wow said that with wrath/cata/<insert raid here>/<insert patch/class change here>.
That company is still thriving. Tantrums are never productive. Being mature ond trying to open dialogue in a mature manner is usually the best course.
Look how many subscribers WoW has been losing since those expansions/updates. Seem pretty productive to me.
#218
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:25
#219
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:26
But as for the OP's question, no. I will probably continue to buy Bioware games, because despite this colossal foulup, 99% of the game is still awesome. I just want them to go, take a month or two, and release some DLC that FIXES this.
#220
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:27
#221
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:28
Dragoni89 wrote...
It is small sample size and could very possibly represent people's opinions on larger scale
Out of everything and everyone I've seen in whatever form of media, the ONLY people I have seen satisfied with the endings are reviewers (and after seeing Jessica Chobot and that feature review at IGN, you know they were paid off). Even then, a lot of reviewers are criticizing the endings. On BSN alone, I've seen hundreds upon hundreds of people complain about the ending. Extrapolate. Even assuming 20% of the fanbase disliked the ending, if ME3 sells 5 million copies, that's a million people.
Bioware has gone to **** since they were bought out by EA. ME3 was a great game, but the endings were unforgivably bad. And to have that following DAII, it's not a good sign. I'll be very, very wary of buying anything they put out in the future.
Modifié par MA5Bergey, 09 mars 2012 - 01:29 .
#222
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:30
#223
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:31
Dracotamer wrote...
Woke up this morning and found this thread flourishing. Already 344 votes for no in my poll.
You must be so proud.
#224
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:48
MA5Bergey wrote...
Dragoni89 wrote...
It is small sample size and could very possibly represent people's opinions on larger scale
Out of everything and everyone I've seen in whatever form of media, the ONLY people I have seen satisfied with the endings are reviewers (and after seeing Jessica Chobot and that feature review at IGN, you know they were paid off). Even then, a lot of reviewers are criticizing the endings. On BSN alone, I've seen hundreds upon hundreds of people complain about the ending. Extrapolate. Even assuming 20% of the fanbase disliked the ending, if ME3 sells 5 million copies, that's a million people.
Bioware has gone to **** since they were bought out by EA. ME3 was a great game, but the endings were unforgivably bad. And to have that following DAII, it's not a good sign. I'll be very, very wary of buying anything they put out in the future.
Hundreds? I see all the same people in the threads.
#225
Posté 09 mars 2012 - 01:54
I have played this series over and over again made sure my games were ready for this and then I find that no matter what I've done my Shepard has to die. For a series that was all about choices I sure didn't get any. There should be three ending. A rainbow and butterflies ending. A realistic ending where there are heavy losses but Shepard is victorious and one that allows Shepard to die for the cause. I really hate how they killed off so many characters and half of them don't even join you. This is a slap in the face and the only reason I even got the CE of this game was because it was done by a different team than DA2's. I was so excited when it came out and know all I feel is an all too familair feeling of genuine dissapointment. So no I won't be buying from them anytime soon but I doubt they care, they already got my 80 bucks. I have two words for Bioware: Fix it.
Modifié par stwu, 09 mars 2012 - 01:58 .





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