waldstr18 wrote...
dont start throwing rocks at me again, but to me that sounds very pretentious.
i hate to bring it up again, but the idt would mean bioware gave us an unfinished game. people already went crazy because of the day 1 dlc. what do you think will happen if they find out they didnt get the full game? the customers will just figure they only made the dlc availabe for free to counter the backlash they got from the ending. they will always have the thought in their mind that bioware actually intended to charge them for the real ending. i dont think bioware wants that. they have to juggle enough variables as is.
I could actually care less, to be honest. For me it would be on the same level as ME2 being sold with Arrival as separate content (which was, essentially, the final act of ME2. Too bad the bridge they intended to create to ME3 needs some repairs). Despite the principal of selling an "incomplete game", I'd personally see the cliffhanger and ambiguously confusing ending to be brilliant in that it hoodwinked so many fans. That's just me, though. I like mind games, and I like symbolism/metaphor. Obviously, there's a lot of pissed off people out there that don't like clever ruses and want everything presented to them at face value, fully complete 100% of the time.
This is of course assuming that the EC actually explains the current endings well, or if IT turns out to be valid. I'm all for personal interpretation to fill in some blanks, but it only goes so far.
Modifié par Unschuld, 27 avril 2012 - 04:46 .