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[ClockworkSpectre]

I am seriously interested in what Bioware's response is to the overwhelming negative response that ME3 is getting from the players.  And I don't mean the textbook, cookie cutter response you would normally get, but really what doe they think?  I haven't really read every post in full, but I also don't recall seeing any responses from Bioware's people.
If there is any sort of response then could some one post the link?  Or even better could some of from Bioware actually post what the general response from the game devs is? *not that I am holding out hopes they would actually be honest with us, or really get a response regardless*

[jellobell]

There hasn't been a response as far as I can tell. Bioware is staying silent about the whole thing. Though there was someone who said they'd had a PM conversation with a Dev who basically said that Bioware was happy with the endings.

[Asiant]

I believe game just released in Europe...so I'd say several weeks before they say something

[lasertank]

Why would they response? For now all press gave high scores for ME3. Only those loyal players from ME1 & 2 like you and me gave a damn...

[Thatguyky]

 Yeah, sadly, I think we'll have to wait a while before we hear anything about what Bioware really thinks. I wish we'd hear something soon, but Bioware has pretty much crushed all hope for me when it comes to them and Mass Effect so.... 

[yukon fire]

survey says $$$

[GothamLord]

Taste in art is subjective.

[Obliterati]

There's no gain for them to comment at this point. The game was just released, they're in maximum cash mode right now. It would be lunacy for them, right at the key point of the initial sales cycle, to bring attention to the fact that a massive number of customers are unhappy with some or all of their product.

I expect comment (probably just the usual corporate boilerplate "many fans are happy with what we've done, but we're always looking at ways we can improve" non-admission crap) to start in the next few weeks or months...but then again, maybe they won't bother. If sales are good enough, they can just ignore the issue.

[yukon fire]

that wasn't art it was a fire sale of rational thought

[Jake Boone]

Obliterati wrote...

There's no gain for them to comment at this point. The game was just released, they're in maximum cash mode right now. It would be lunacy for them, right at the key point of the initial sales cycle, to bring attention to the fact that a massive number of customers are unhappy with some or all of their product.

I expect comment (probably just the usual corporate boilerplate "many fans are happy with what we've done, but we're always looking at ways we can improve" non-admission crap) to start in the next few weeks or months...but then again, maybe they won't bother. If sales are good enough, they can just ignore the issue.

This. First and foremost, Bioware is a company. They need to make money. and NOTHING kills sales more than having an employee say they screwed up one of the most important parts of the story. Right now, they can say that we are the vocal minority, but eventually they will have to address the endings. I hope they do, and I will pay for better endings, but it won't be for a couple of monthes

[GothamLord]

Sales might be good, but they cant ignore the fact that they've just created a cancer in their fan base. Buring their heads in the sand and ostracizing unhappy fan will only prove to come back around and bite them in the ass *(read as - sales in the future)