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[Olueq]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

I'm....scared....scared....of how the Ending of ME3 will turn out for me. So Scared, seriously.

I have done So much in ME1 and ME2. What if it all goes down the drain? I don't wan't to see Death and Destruction. 

yeah...... dont finish the game lmao.

[Vikali]

Speak for yourself. I'm on my second run through.

[Mr. Big Pimpin]

Olueq wrote...

Me1/2/3 all have no replay value anymore.

Very true. That's the worst part; they didn't just ruin one game, they ruined three.

[Hexxys]

It pisses me off that Bioware has been building up this idea that we can resist the inevitable since ME1. That our choices can alter the course of the galaxy and beyond.

Then they make these cop-out endings that are the definition of inevitability.

[Mathias]

I'll replay it a 2nd time only to go through as a Renegade and get the Insanity achievements, but other than that, yea the replay value is pretty much diminished. In fact it kinda ruins the replay value of the last two games as well.

[Aesieru]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

They have replay value.

It is a bit melancholy though.

No they don't.

I've already written you off as a husk, so your opinions really don't matter to me.

[Landline]

I tried to replay ME3, I figured that as long as I don't actually finish it, or just go take a bathroom break for the ending that I could pretend that it had a better ending.

Then I saw the kid in the opening, and I just couldn't play anymore. I hit Ctrl Alt Delete and force quit ME3.

God damn it Bioware, why? Why would you do this? I want answers. I want you to own up to what you did.

Modifié par Landline, 09 mars 2012 - 03:09 .

[Kaidan Fan]

I agree.

[SlyTF1]

Mr. Big Pimpin wrote...

Olueq wrote...

Me1/2/3 all have no replay value anymore.

Very true. That's the worst part; they didn't just ruin one game, they ruined three.

Agreed.

[SomeKindaEnigma]

Jake Boone wrote...

 I disagree. I think that every other part of this game was well done and I want to go back a try different squad combinations for different areas. And some of the banter alone is worth a replay or two. However, I don't plan on actually completing the ending again until I'm ready to go for the insanity achievement, since the endings didn't offer any closure.

However, I do see where you are coming from. I just don't agree.

My exact problem with the endings.  

Honestly, when I think about it, these would have been good, thought-provoking endings for a stand-alone, non-trilogy game.  One in which fans don't get nearly as invested in the characters/setting/etc because it is ONE game.  But really, what was the point in developing these characters, relationships, lore, in-story tech/setting etc etc etc over THREE games to end it in that way?  I am disappointed.

The game still has replay value IMHO, mostly due to trying things/missions out with different characters and the multiplayer, but that's really about it.

Modifié par SomeKindaEnigma, 09 mars 2012 - 03:12 .

[mrjoshiepoo]

This game has plenty of replay value, even the different difficulty setting and different classes adds a ton of value. Not to mention the different choices to make throughout the game. Shepard either live or die does not change a thing in my opinion.

[TFulls]

I agree i should of felt fulfilled at the end even if shepard dies EX: in halo 3 on legendary when i though chief died i was ok with this because he is one man yes an amazing man but one, who sacrificed himself for the good of the world, not destroy everything with a random toddler in space. me3 does the opposite you sacrifice your self so a prothean and garrus and the rest of the suad get a nice new vacation home (sorry for the halo comparison it just fit imo)

[MandatoryDenial1]

Aesieru wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

There can be no replay value unless the player feels rewarded at the end. And this isn't just one game, here, but three: over 90 hours of gameplay for most of us Mass Effect vets.

Forcing players to destroy everything they've worked for via some pseudo-philosophical Deus Ex ripoff? "Thank you for wasting your time. Take these feelings of loss, confusion, and betrayal for your efforts, as a gift from the fine folks at Bioware."

Your monocle and top hat seem to bely your statement and infer you're trolling for laughs knowing that that's not actually true in regards to your statement.

Why don't you let everyone else have a chance to express themselves.  That poster you call "trolling" is 100% right.


I agree 100% with the OP,  the only reason I am here is that I am hoping beyond hope that Bioware is actually listening to this and reading the massive amount of feedback that is occuring.  I can't and I right now refuse to believe that this travesty will be left intact.  To end this series in such a great build up only to crush it with a flimsy rehash of Deus Ex endings is really quite depressing on a number of levels.  I also can't bring myself to fire the game back up in its current state.

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

Which one is the Better Ending? Control? Synthesis?

I need one that ensures the Survival of ALL Life.

Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 09 mars 2012 - 03:16 .

[Qutayba]

I *want* to replay it because I had such a rollicking good time with it up until the ending. And at the time, I thought I liked the ending. But even though it's been a day, I'm still kind of stunned and the ending bothers me the more I think about it. It kind of feels like finding a piece of glass in my chocolate pudding. I want more chocolate pudding, but I'm scared of finding more glass.

[Husher315]

"Each of you needs to be willing to die! Anything less, and you're already dead!" -Commander Shepard, Mass Effect 3

I am so sick and tired of the ridiculous amount of posts there are about the endings! There are so many! Shepard was willing to die in EVERY single game. And guess what? He died! He sacrificed himself and that is that. What did you expect? Care Bears?

[mrjoshiepoo]

Regardless of my opinion on the game, I am looking to see if Bioware makes a move regarding the complaints. It might be one of Biowares last chances to show it is still loyal to it's fans. Even though I am ok with the ending, the action Bioware might or might not take regarding the fans input will greatly determine if I buy future games from them.

[Sashimi_taco]

Olueq wrote...

Me1/2/3 all have no replay value anymore.

Agree. 

[Jonathan Shepard]

mrjoshiepoo wrote...

Regardless of my opinion on the game, I am looking to see if Bioware makes a move regarding the complaints. It might be one of Biowares last chances to show it is still loyal to it's fans. Even though I am ok with the ending, the action Bioware might or might not take regarding the fans input will greatly determine if I buy future games from them.

Agreed. If not more endings, there needs to be an epilogue with closure. Especially for long-time fans.

[Texhnolyze101]

Aesieru wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

They have replay value.

It is a bit melancholy though.

No they don't.

I've already written you off as a husk, so your opinions really don't matter to me.

Your nothing but a clown have fun replaying the game and getting garbage endings every. single. time.

[Texhnolyze101]

MandatoryDenial1 wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

There can be no replay value unless the player feels rewarded at the end. And this isn't just one game, here, but three: over 90 hours of gameplay for most of us Mass Effect vets.

Forcing players to destroy everything they've worked for via some pseudo-philosophical Deus Ex ripoff? "Thank you for wasting your time. Take these feelings of loss, confusion, and betrayal for your efforts, as a gift from the fine folks at Bioware."

Your monocle and top hat seem to bely your statement and infer you're trolling for laughs knowing that that's not actually true in regards to your statement.

That guy is an ass clown ignore him.

Why don't you let everyone else have a chance to express themselves.  That poster you call "trolling" is 100% right.


I agree 100% with the OP,  the only reason I am here is that I am hoping beyond hope that Bioware is actually listening to this and reading the massive amount of feedback that is occuring.  I can't and I right now refuse to believe that this travesty will be left intact.  To end this series in such a great build up only to crush it with a flimsy rehash of Deus Ex endings is really quite depressing on a number of levels.  I also can't bring myself to fire the game back up in its current state.

That guy is an ass clown ignore him

Modifié par 101ezylonhxeT, 09 mars 2012 - 03:27 .

[Landline]

Husher315 wrote...

"Each of you needs to be willing to die! Anything less, and you're already dead!" -Commander Shepard, Mass Effect 3

I am so sick and tired of the ridiculous amount of posts there are about the endings! There are so many! Shepard was willing to die in EVERY single game. And guess what? He died! He sacrificed himself and that is that. What did you expect? Care Bears?

He also said that he and everyone else was going to pull through this many, many more times.

How do you think the reaction to ME2 would have been if Shepard was guarenteed to die no matter what you do? I imagine it would look a bit like this.

[AdmiralCheez]

mrjoshiepoo wrote...

Regardless of my opinion on the game, I am looking to see if Bioware makes a move regarding the complaints. It might be one of Biowares last chances to show it is still loyal to it's fans. Even though I am ok with the ending, the action Bioware might or might not take regarding the fans input will greatly determine if I buy future games from them.

Same here.

On another note, ME3's already grimdark as hell; some of the ambient dialogue nearly brought me to tears.  Shouldn't the ending(s), you know, relieve that?  Shouldn't we be made to feel that the worst really is over?

Hell, we're not even sure what happens to the galaxy after Shep goes all JC on Helios the Catalyst and stuff.

[starscreamerx31]

I agree and i would seriously pay for a dlc alternate ending at this point. Regardless of what you do there all the same. Such dissapointment