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[Almostfaceman]

deimosmasque wrote...

Then again I'm a guy who was told "Watch "The Room" worse movie ever" and said, "Eh, yeah it's horrible but I see what Tommy Wiseau was trying to do.... besides film himself having sex with a moderately attractive woman."

Thanks for that, I actually chuckled, and I'm in a bad mood.

[deimosmasque]

Lyriq wrote...

deimosmasque wrote...

I did like the Human Reaper and the Planet scanning (former more than latter)

One thing I never understood about the human reaper, was if they do this all the time, why do all the reapers look the same (or derivations of the same design)?

The Human look of the Reaper was the core.  When it was finished the ship design we all know so well would have been constructed around it.  

To me that just seemed a given, but I know a lot of people have had trouble fully realizing that.  I do blame Bioware for not having EDI fill us in on that last part.

[Deztyn]

deimosmasque wrote...

I sort of can't wait to reach the ending, It's been hyped as so bad that I can't imagine it will be bad as it's been hyped up as.

LOL

Gonna add to the others above. I thought the same: "They say it's bad, but I bet they're just upset they didn't get the shiny happy fairyale endings they were looking for. I'm much easier to please and appreciate a good bittersweet or even downright depressing ending. I'm sure I'll love it."


Well... I know better now.

[Lyriq]

deimosmasque wrote...

Lyriq wrote...

deimosmasque wrote...

I did like the Human Reaper and the Planet scanning (former more than latter)

One thing I never understood about the human reaper, was if they do this all the time, why do all the reapers look the same (or derivations of the same design)?

The Human look of the Reaper was the core.  When it was finished the ship design we all know so well would have been constructed around it.  

To me that just seemed a given, but I know a lot of people have had trouble fully realizing that.  I do blame Bioware for not having EDI fill us in on that last part.

But... why? Why not just mold it in the shape of a cuttlefish or w/e they're supposed to be. Also: We've been inside a Reaper and seen the core, hell, we blew it up. I don't recall it looking like anything sentient (but it's been a while).

[deimosmasque]

Almostfaceman wrote...

deimosmasque wrote...

Then again I'm a guy who was told "Watch "The Room" worse movie ever" and said, "Eh, yeah it's horrible but I see what Tommy Wiseau was trying to do.... besides film himself having sex with a moderately attractive woman."

Thanks for that, I actually chuckled, and I'm in a bad mood.

Seriously, not to get off topic.  But man, I guess that's why I'm not up in arms about the endings.  I've seen the Room.  The vanity project of a sad, sad man.  A sad man who had to cut 2/3rds of his movie due to budget issues and now is an internet celebrity thanks to how bad that movie is.

And little known fact, the "actress" who played his girlfriend was the third one.  Two of them quit because Tommy Wiseau was waaaaaayyyyy too eager to do the sex scenes.

[Lt_Hill]

Bioware has revealed that I have a heart.....and it can be broken. Not only that but they pissed all over their "your choices shape the end" theme and didn't even give us the courtesy of calling it rain. Now we're left with endings that shouldn't even be considered endings because to truely define the end would be to wrap everything up. I mean seriously, you give us cliff hanger endings to a TRILOGY..... I'm not sure if the definition of a trilogy changed while I was playing ME3 but to me it means 3 and its over. As in this is the end. As in there is no more after this. As in we have answered as many questions as we can WITHOUT presenting new ones. I feel like Bioware pulled a "The Grey" on us; building up so much that once we reached the peak of the climax they decided to roll credits without wrapping it up. Now that I've vented that, spectulating soley on the stargazer scene; I expect that the DLC WILL provide somesort of wrap up as the child asked for "another story about the Shepard". I've invested too much into this series to have it end like this and I can tell that you guys feel the same way.

[Cuddlezarro]

my problem with the ending was it pretty much took all your choices and made them null and the complete lack of a suitableepilogue was just... ugh what happened to the geth and quarians? what about the krogan how did my actions help them in the future?

I braced myself for shepard dying long before I finished the game and sad endings dont bug me... but that ending was just nonsensical and came out of nowhere

if the game ended with the shepard and anderson scene(and both of them dying) watching the crucible destroy the reapers and having DAO style epilogue cards for our actions i would have been fine with it

[DarthSliver]

Deztyn wrote...

deimosmasque wrote...

I sort of can't wait to reach the ending, It's been hyped as so bad that I can't imagine it will be bad as it's been hyped up as.

LOL

Gonna add to the others above. I thought the same: "They say it's bad, but I bet they're just upset they didn't get the shiny happy fairyale endings they were looking for. I'm much easier to please and appreciate a good bittersweet or even downright depressing ending. I'm sure I'll love it."


Well... I know better now.

I havent seen the ending with my Shepards but I have seen the leaked ending and heard that was spot on. I get where they are going with it too because Legion in ME2 pointed that we need to follow our own path and even comments on it when we destroy the Collector base. Its sorta been hinted that we need to stop going off Reaper tech and follow our own power. The Reapers would still control the galaxy as long as we use their Mass Relays and build our tech off of that.

As for the Aria thing mentioned, I got the vibe that if she couldnt take it back from TIM that she would destroy Omega. 

[Femlob]

And this, dear BioWare, is what happens when you forsake the talent that I'm sure is there and start shoehorning in drama for the sake of shoehorning in drama.

You could release fourty DLC packs to solve every last problem your fans have with the game, but the damage is done. Cross my heart and hope to die, I'd feel bad for you if I wasn't so emotionally detached.

[Dae0]

I'd hoped that after the whole dragon age II ending fiasco I would never have visit these forums for anything but game information ever again...but the three endings we were given left me deeply depressed...and later angry...but mainly depressed.

Granted I knew that there would be mass casualties by the end, but would it have killed you [Bioware] to give one ending that didn't leave Shepard dead (or assimilated) and the universe doomed to a slow, isolated demise as famine, plague and eventually more warfare take over? ...and that little 2 second clip of an N7 torso taking a breath ISN'T an ending; It's an afterthought, added to the game at the last minute by someone on the dev team with at least a shred of sanity. (1)

Really? 32 hours of gameplay and the ending takes absolutely none of the hundred of variables from the cumulative play of 3 games into account (see 1). That's bs and I suspect that the implementation of multiplayer (where this is traditionally a single player game) had something to do with it.

Someone better be thankful I'm not the majority share holder...lest the guy that approved these endings be banned from working in the video game industry ever, ever again. Course if I was the majority share holder I probably wouldn't have 32 hours to play the game in the first place.

I digress. Please fix the ending or I will not buy a Bioware product ever again, nor will I ever do another play through of the M E series and more than likely another copy of the "mass effect trilogy" will appear on ebay...


On a side note, I would like to say to everyone in this thread that shares these feelings, thanks. Reading though this long list of similar posts makes me feel somewhat...content, knowing that I am not alone...stranded on a jungle planet with limited food & technology and virtually no hope of rescue...

[Heathen Pride]

Shepard alive and a Normandy survivor rescue mission please.

[J5550123]

Dae0 wrote...

I'd hoped that after the whole dragon age II ending fiasco I would never have visit these forums for anything but game information ever again...but the three endings we were given left me deeply depressed...and later angry...but mainly depressed.

Granted I knew that there would be mass casualties by the end, but would it have killed you [Bioware] to give one ending that didn't leave Shepard dead (or assimilated) and the universe doomed to a slow, isolated demise as famine, plague and eventually more warfare take over? ...and that little 2 second clip of an N7 torso taking a breath ISN'T an ending; It's an afterthought, added to the game at the last minute by someone on the dev team with at least a shred of sanity. (1)

Really? 32 hours of gameplay and the ending takes absolutely none of the hundred of variables from the cumulative play of 3 games into account (see 1). That's bs and I suspect that the implementation of multiplayer (where this is traditionally a single player game) had something to do with it.

Someone better be thankful I'm not the majority share holder...lest the guy that approved these endings be banned from working in the video game industry ever, ever again. Course if I was the majority share holder I probably wouldn't have 32 hours to play the game in the first place.

I digress. Please fix the ending or I will not buy a Bioware product ever again, nor will I ever do another play through of the M E series and more than likely another copy of the "mass effect trilogy" will appear on ebay...


On a side note, I would like to say to everyone in this thread that shares these feelings, thanks. Reading though this long list of similar posts makes me feel somewhat...content, knowing that I am not alone...stranded on a jungle planet with limited food & technology and virtually no hope of rescue...

There's even more posts in this thread.

http://social.biowar...916/581#9711792

[deimosmasque]

Lyriq wrote...

deimosmasque wrote...
The Human look of the Reaper was the core.  When it was finished the ship design we all know so well would have been constructed around it.  

To me that just seemed a given, but I know a lot of people have had trouble fully realizing that.  I do blame Bioware for not having EDI fill us in on that last part.

But... why? Why not just mold it in the shape of a cuttlefish or w/e they're supposed to be. Also: We've been inside a Reaper and seen the core, hell, we blew it up. I don't recall it looking like anything sentient (but it's been a while).

I'll admit I'm using a my definition of "core" over the one generally accepted in the mythos.  Think of the Human reapers's body as the skeleton for the 'cuddlefish' we all know and love.

As for why the core looks human.  Based on spoilers I have it makes perfect sense.....

Spoilers Below.....




I warned you....

Because that's what the Reapers do, they preserve the organics that have achieved by turning them into Reapers.  They are programmed to do it... its there objective. 

They are meant to elimate us before we make AI capable of destroying all organic life.  They do a good job of it too.  Yet they are also designed to preserve the dominant species of the cycle hense they "reap" us.

[Kronner]

I wouldn't be surprised to see a ton of MP DLC in the works. As for SP, I highly doubt it, but I would love to play more Mass Effect.

[dkear1]

To think that bioware listens to their fans is to be blind as bat. Play the game and suffer through the horrible, nonsensical ending. Clearly they don't listen to their fans!! Look at the fires burning all across the forum. Bioware is completely out of touch and for them to think that they have something up their sleeve that will put out the fires..........not going to happen. Perhaps they can smooth things over by fixing the endings. No way I buy any dlc until the ending is fixed. What after all is the point?

[GSS115]

I'm done hoping. Not quite sure where that leaves me.

[Dae0]

Where are we without hope?

-dead, vaporized, or assimilated.
-stranded on an unknown planet with little chance of rescue.
-quite possibly part machine.
-universe isolated and destroyed.
-oh yeah, in posession of a $60 - $150 game with little to no replayability.

J5550123 wrote...

There's even more posts in this thread.

http://social.biowar...916/581#9711792

My thanks to them too.


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I'll just keep hoping this was all a mistake and Bioware will announce tomarrow that a disgruntled employee replaced the correct master disk with a sabotaged version and all will be fixed...but I'm sure hell will hit absolute zero before that day comes...

Modifié par Dae0, 09 mars 2012 - 09:54 .

[J5550123]

Dae0 wrote...

Where are we without hope?

-dead, vaporized, or assimilated.
-stranded on an unknown planet with little chance of rescue.
-quite possibly part machine.
-universe isolated and destroyed.
-oh yeah, in posession of a $60 - $150 game with little to no replayability.

J5550123 wrote...

There's even more posts in this thread.

http://social.biowar...916/581#9711792

My thanks to them too.

We're all trying to work together to have Bioware make us the happy and conclusive endings we deserve.

[Phydeaux314]

Have hope for Shepard!

Yes, that can be interpreted multiple ways. I love the English language sometimes.

[VenomB11]

i just hope bioware realized they let everyone down with that lackluster pathetic of a ending(s). the ending for the most part kill the series. "oh well, lets start from scratch!" mentality is s*****. we all played this game for years and the community should get a "happy" ending. but instead we get a 2 min cut scene and a grand pa telling a story. sad. such a great universe got withered down to a bed time story. no more citadel, mass relays, or anything. might as well just close the site down. mass effect 4 is no were on the horizon with that ending. and they should be ashamed of themselves for letting us down, as well as themselves. their better than this. its just so sad to see them kill mass effect. my favorite game series ever killed in 2 minutes.... Please control the chaos!!!!

[Dreogan]

After reading through Mike Gamble's twitter history, I'm convinced he thinks we're mad because we didn't get a happy ending.

At least in my case, that's not my problem at all. I'm mad because the team provided only one ending with minor variations (OH MY GOD IT'S RED! OH MY GOD THERE'S A TECHNO-LAYER OVER EVERYTHING!) and no real closure for any character other than Shepard.

"Oh, but this was Shepard's story." They can say that, but that doesn't release them from the obligation of providing closure for the characters I've met up until this point. The entire trilogy is now just a very long joke with a terrible punchline.

Modifié par Dreogan, 09 mars 2012 - 09:57 .

[Cepreus]

That worst thing BioWare you done with us.You have deprived us of of choice in the end, yes there is one horrible candy in different wrappers.But I hope you fix this. Don't let us down BioWare,you betrayed us in some point, but we will stand, we believe that you can and would fix it.

[Erethrian]

Dreogan wrote...

After reading through Mike Gamble's twitter history, I'm convinced he thinks we're mad because we didn't get a happy ending.

At least in my case, that's not my problem at all. I'm mad because the team provided only one ending with minor variations (OH MY GOD IT'S RED! OH MY GOD THERE'S A TECHNO-LAYER OVER EVERYTHING!) and no real closure for any character other than Shepard.

"Oh, but this was Shepard's story." They can say that, but that doesn't release them from the obligation of providing closure for the characters I've met up until this point. The entire trilogy is now just a very long joke with a terrible punchline.

^

[Seanabhainn]

Erethrian wrote...

Dreogan wrote...

After reading through Mike Gamble's twitter history, I'm convinced he thinks we're mad because we didn't get a happy ending.

At least in my case, that's not my problem at all. I'm mad because the team provided only one ending with minor variations (OH MY GOD IT'S RED! OH MY GOD THERE'S A TECHNO-LAYER OVER EVERYTHING!) and no real closure for any character other than Shepard.

"Oh, but this was Shepard's story." They can say that, but that doesn't release them from the obligation of providing closure for the characters I've met up until this point. The entire trilogy is now just a very long joke with a terrible punchline.

^

Seconded.

[Arlionis]

The thing is that ME3 with another ending could be perfect. They need to do it, seriously.