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[The Big Nothing]

The dichotomy is like this:

People who hate the ending/People who excuse the ending

There is no love for it.

Modifié par The Big Nothing, 10 mars 2012 - 08:05 .

[ZaTaTaU]

I Just got to say, for me, it doesn't matter if shepard dies or lives, in fact, i would expect a sacrifice even though i would like to be with my companion. but, all those choice just for raising EMS? Geez, I almost cried with my last conversation with my team especially garrus, and then what? don't even know what happened to them. The end doesn't matter just the journey? After everything we've been through during ME1 and ME2? hell no, I want to see them mourning me or celebrating our victory because that's what this ****ing game do, you connect to the story, to the characters and you forced us to abandon that. So yes thank you very much... Keep imagining your ending guys like I am and do yourselves a favor, don't finish this game

[loungeshep]

Don't play the end? And miss London? London is awesome fun.

[AbsolutGrndZer0]

I swear I must be the only person in the world that likes the ending.  Wonder what's wrong with me. LOL

[SolidBeast]

Saberchic wrote...

SolidBeast wrote...

I wonder what percentage of fans they thought these endings would leave satisfied at all, let alone "extremely happy".

EDIT: "I honestly think the player base is going to be really happy with the
way we've done it. You had a part in it. Every decision you've made will
impact how things go. The player's also the architect of what happens."

"BioWare will not do a "Lost" and leave fans with more questions than answers after finishing the game, Gamble promised."
Oh my god. That is hilarious.

Yeah, not sure who they thought were going to be happy about the ending.

I haven't seen one person say they loved it and felt very satisfied with it. I would love to see what they thought was fantastic about it.

Well there's one person in this very thread actually, but that's the only one I've seen. *sees post above* Make that two people. Yay.

By the way, Gamble just tweeted:

By the way... I am reading all of your thoughts. Just not ready to comment yet.

https://twitter.com/...564610427858944

So if you think the ending was bad, or that it needs fixing, tell him what you think, people. There is still hope.

Modifié par SolidBeast, 10 mars 2012 - 08:15 .

[The Big Nothing]

AbsolutGrndZer0 wrote...

I swear I must be the only person in the world that likes the ending.  Wonder what's wrong with me. LOL

Nothing. Just easy to please, I suppose.

[TheInvicibleCandyBar]

Soooo.... Has anyone gotten the secret ending that requires a second playthrough?

[Saberchic]

SolidBeast wrote...

Well there's one person in this very thread actually, but that's the only one I've seen. *sees post above* Make that two people. Yay.

By the way, Gamble just tweeted:

By the way... I am reading all of your thoughts. Just not ready to comment yet.

https://twitter.com/...564610427858944

So if you think the ending was bad, or that it needs fixing, tell him what you think, people. There is still hope.

Yeah, too bad this is a no spoiler section or I'd ask people for an actual explanation. lol

I figure Bioware's response might be something along the lines of what they did for Deception--an apology. But unlike a promise of fixing Deception and re-releasing it, I hardly think Bioware is going to give us a new ending patch DLC.

[SolidBeast]

@Saberchic - more money out of desperate fans? Knowing BioWare, they should jump all over that. If they do, I just hope they do something worthy, preferably patch in the endings into the Omega DLC that's coming either way.
That way, nobody pays for the endings only, and they don't have to make content for free (arguing it should've been there in the first place is pointless now anyway).

Modifié par SolidBeast, 10 mars 2012 - 08:27 .

[JohnCena94]

loungeshep wrote...

Don't play the end? And miss London? London is awesome fun.

THEN DON'T ENTER THE LIGHT, THE LIGHT IS A LIE

[CELL55]

The three endings in the game come with no context, no buildup, and no hope. Once a series of objects-that-shall-not-be-mentioned are destroyed, it's all meaningless.

And as for the 'journey is more important than the destination', that's just not true. on another thread on the endings, someone posted a metaphor of walking through the park. You have a lovely walk and meet lots of interesting people, and just as you start to head home, you trip and fall face first in dog feces. Suddenly, your walk is no longer pleasant. All that you can remember, can focus on, is the end. Because the end was so profound, the whole experience is ruined. You can not look back at the good times you had in the park without also remembering falling face-first into dog feces.
Not my metaphor, as I said, but I think it's accurate.

[AkiKishi]

CELL55 wrote...

The three endings in the game come with no context, no buildup, and no hope. Once a series of objects-that-shall-not-be-mentioned are destroyed, it's all meaningless.

And as for the 'journey is more important than the destination', that's just not true. on another thread on the endings, someone posted a metaphor of walking through the park. You have a lovely walk and meet lots of interesting people, and just as you start to head home, you trip and fall face first in dog feces. Suddenly, your walk is no longer pleasant. All that you can remember, can focus on, is the end. Because the end was so profound, the whole experience is ruined. You can not look back at the good times you had in the park without also remembering falling face-first into dog feces.
Not my metaphor, as I said, but I think it's accurate.

That's a good one I'm so glad I was not drinking anytihng.

[Quionic]

I turned my xbox off right before the ending, BioWare isn't going to ruin my ending.

[ironcreed2]

CELL55 wrote...

The three endings in the game come with no context, no buildup, and no hope. Once a series of objects-that-shall-not-be-mentioned are destroyed, it's all meaningless.

And as for the 'journey is more important than the destination', that's just not true. on another thread on the endings, someone posted a metaphor of walking through the park. You have a lovely walk and meet lots of interesting people, and just as you start to head home, you trip and fall face first in dog feces. Suddenly, your walk is no longer pleasant. All that you can remember, can focus on, is the end. Because the end was so profound, the whole experience is ruined. You can not look back at the good times you had in the park without also remembering falling face-first into dog feces.
Not my metaphor, as I said, but I think it's accurate.

I really cannot wait to see what is causing these kind of reactions... Yet, I am dreading it at the same time.

[JohnCena94]

AbsolutGrndZer0 wrote...

I swear I must be the only person in the world that likes the ending.  Wonder what's wrong with me. LOL

Maybe you have low expectations? You thought Lost had the best ending to any show ever?  You like having options and hard work taken away from you?  You can only count to three not sixteen? When you watched the end to 300 you thought, "why didn't that guy with the one eye die too?"

[Neroteyen]

CELL55 wrote...

The three endings in the game come with no context, no buildup, and no hope. Once a series of objects-that-shall-not-be-mentioned are destroyed, it's all meaningless.

And as for the 'journey is more important than the destination', that's just not true. on another thread on the endings, someone posted a metaphor of walking through the park. You have a lovely walk and meet lots of interesting people, and just as you start to head home, you trip and fall face first in dog feces. Suddenly, your walk is no longer pleasant. All that you can remember, can focus on, is the end. Because the end was so profound, the whole experience is ruined. You can not look back at the good times you had in the park without also remembering falling face-first into dog feces.
Not my metaphor, as I said, but I think it's accurate.

Good metaphor!

[Rustedknight]

The ending really is that bad. I wa not looking for happily ever after. I assumed that we would see Shepard die, but his death should have been for something. Instead the sacrafice is in vain. The ending takes the soul and joy out of the game.

[ApplesauceBandit]

I thought there where different endings. You mean there is only one possible ending?

[Lithuasil]

There's three different endings, with hardly distinguishable ending cinematics, that all **** the galaxy over worse then the reapers could.

[bmg2]

CELL55 wrote...

The three endings in the game come with no context, no buildup, and no hope. Once a series of objects-that-shall-not-be-mentioned are destroyed, it's all meaningless.

And as for the 'journey is more important than the destination', that's just not true. on another thread on the endings, someone posted a metaphor of walking through the park. You have a lovely walk and meet lots of interesting people, and just as you start to head home, you trip and fall face first in dog feces. Suddenly, your walk is no longer pleasant. All that you can remember, can focus on, is the end. Because the end was so profound, the whole experience is ruined. You can not look back at the good times you had in the park without also remembering falling face-first into dog feces.
Not my metaphor, as I said, but I think it's accurate.

Awesome analogy!

Modifié par bmg2, 10 mars 2012 - 09:47 .

[Thereisnadaspoon]

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

Dionkey wrote...

Legion64 wrote...

Nah.

No, seriously. I'm not trolling here. Don't play the ending, you will never want to replay this game or any Mass Effect game again. Just some friendly advice from someone who underestimated how bad the ending was.

Here's advice from a guy who saw the ending and enjoyed the ride.

Get over it.

Hey, Moonshadow_Dark, who from the looks of it is a very important person says get over it. We should listen because he obviously knows best. He's a very important guy, hes covered wars, ya know.

[Mhgasa]

the biggest problem is not the endings themselves (which i dont dislike), but the total lack of an epilogue to explain what happened after the final choice. i wanted to see the galaxy celebrate, and to see squadmates/main characters reaction to that choice good or bad. i felt like i was left with lots of loose ends, not exactly closure for a trilogy.

[Dionkey]

TheInvicibleCandyBar wrote...

Soooo.... Has anyone gotten the secret ending that requires a second playthrough?

It's just the Stargazer scene.

[Thereisnadaspoon]

Dionkey wrote...

TheInvicibleCandyBar wrote...

Soooo.... Has anyone gotten the secret ending that requires a second playthrough?

It's just the Stargazer scene.

I got that the first play through..

[Dionkey]

Thereisnadaspoon wrote...

Dionkey wrote...

TheInvicibleCandyBar wrote...

Soooo.... Has anyone gotten the secret ending that requires a second playthrough?

It's just the Stargazer scene.

I got that the first play through..

Yep, an import counts as two play-throughs.