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[Craven1138]

Anyone remembers that cool game "Mass Effect 2"?

It was basically about prepearation for something called "Suicide Mission". You were told that not everyone will come back, or even that possibly no one will survive.

Do you remember satisfaction you got, when after careful preparation, lot of effort and smart choices you could get everyone to survive?


Well this is exactly what you WON'T get in ME3. No matter how well you play and prepare. It's all meaningless.

[Madcat 124]

I remember those cool games ME 1 ME 2 and 98% of ME 3. The 2% of ME 3 just happened to be a cancerous material that spread to the rest of the franchise and killed it though.

[KingNothing125]

Pretty much

[falloutgod13]

Madcat 124 wrote...

I remember those cool games ME 1 ME 2 and 98% of ME 3. The 2% of ME 3 just happened to be a cancerous material that spread to the rest of the franchise and killed it though.

Can we tattoo that on the forehead of the writers and developers who green lighted the endings? Might be getting our money's worth, comulatively, in that respect. 

[SinZinDetta]

This is such a cruel fact. Complaining about this ending is all that is stopping me from curling up in the fetal position in a corner right now. Still hoping someone breaks out with a "Hey we found the happy ending, do this" topic.

[marshalleck]

Craven1138 wrote...


Do you remember satisfaction you got, when after careful preparation, lot of effort and smart choices you could get everyone to survive?

I don't remember that. I aced the suicide mission first time with my normal, routine RPG playing dilligence.

Modifié par marshalleck, 10 mars 2012 - 07:24 .

[Cheesy Blue]

It's funny how ME2 is now good.

[Verkir]

I can't believe no one has picked up on this yet, they are going to sell us the real end of the game.


Just watch.

[John Locke N7]

i hated that stupid game

[Craven1138]

marshalleck wrote...
I don't remember that. I aced the suicide mission first time with my normal, routine RPG playing dilligence.

And you didn't feel satisfaction at that accomplishment? I did. And that was my first playthrough too.

Modifié par Craven1138, 10 mars 2012 - 07:25 .

[karambiatos]

Madcat 124 wrote...

I remember those cool games ME 1 ME 2 and 98% of ME 3. The 2% of ME 3 just happened to be a cancerous material that spread to the rest of the franchise and killed it though.

i dont even want to look at mass effect anyomore, the magic is gone, heck id rather replay MW3, bf3 singleplayer then touch mass effect

[Craven1138]

Cheesy Blue wrote...

It's funny how ME2 is now good.

Was always good for me.

[marshalleck]

Craven1138 wrote...

marshalleck wrote...
I don't remember that. I aced the suicide mission first time with my normal, routine RPG playing dilligence.

And you didn't feel satisfaction at that accomplishment? I did. And that was my first playthrough too.

No, I was told it would be a suicide mission. It was decidedly non-suicidal. Bit of a letdown. 

Modifié par marshalleck, 10 mars 2012 - 07:39 .

[TheMadBlimper]

Craven1138 wrote...

Cheesy Blue wrote...

It's funny how ME2 is now good.

Was always good for me.

Agreed. There was nothing wrong with it.

[Dreogan]

I hated the lazy ending for Mass Effect 2, as well. Lazy visible/invisible on a few scenes then a dramatic closeup of Shepard's/Joker's back.

To its credit, we also got a conversation with the Illusive man right after for closure. Which sadly, beats the **** out of what we got in Mass Effect 3.

[Sgt. Scoodles The Shotgun Terror]

I remember people ****ing to no end immediately after ME2 was released...

Something about no mako or exploration of barren rocks.

Regardless, I'm not implying ME3 will be remembered fondly or not, I'm just bringing up old history.

[Adain878]

I enjoyed ME2 and at the very least its ending had some closure in context to the story.

[Craven1138]

Adain878 wrote...

I enjoyed ME2 and at the very least its ending had some closure in context to the story.

And your game had impact on ending.

[manwiththemachinegun]

Madcat 124 wrote...

I remember those cool games ME 1 ME 2 and 98% of ME 3. The 2% of ME 3 just happened to be a cancerous material that spread to the rest of the franchise and killed it though.

Wait, are you serious or joking? Like, I get why people are upset, I do. But 98% good is pretty freaking good.

It seems to me that people only have a problem with the catalyst, what happens to Shepard and the crew/mass relays.

But that comprises about 5% of the actual final level.

You say good bye to your crew, you kick the Reapers in the quads, you save the human race and more.

Shepard did good.

Modifié par manwiththemachinegun, 10 mars 2012 - 07:54 .

[10 Steps Back]

Sgt. Scoodles The Shotgun Terror wrote...

I remember people ****ing to no end immediately after ME2 was released...

Something about no mako or exploration of barren rocks.

Regardless, I'm not implying ME3 will be remembered fondly or not, I'm just bringing up old history.

But when you look at it that way the complaints focus on aesthetic and gameplay elements as opposed to the story aspect.

[Craven1138]

10 Steps Back wrote...
But when you look at it that way the complaints focus on aesthetic and gameplay elements as opposed to the story aspect.

No. It's about gameplay and story aspect. And fact that in ME series those things were connected. Unlike in ending of ME3.

[Harbinger of Hope]

manwiththemachinegun wrote...

Madcat 124 wrote...

I remember those cool games ME 1 ME 2 and 98% of ME 3. The 2% of ME 3 just happened to be a cancerous material that spread to the rest of the franchise and killed it though.

Wait, are you serious or joking? Like, I get why people are upset, I do. But 98% good is pretty freaking good.

It seems to me that people only have a problem with the catalyst, what happens to Shepard and the crew/mass relays.

But that comprises about 5% of the actual final level.

You say good bye to your crew, you kick the Reapers in the quads, you save the human race and more.

Shepard did good.

He meant that 98% of the game was awesome and that 2% (the ending) was absolute horse manure. The end of a story is the most important part IMO. Having the end be bad leaves a really terrible taste in a persons mouth and because it is so recent and fresh in the persons mind, they tend to over look the rest of the story. They focus on how bad it is. This is compounded when the story in question has been being told for the past 5 years.

[Craven1138]

I see some are missing my point.

In ME2 your performance had very high impact on suicide mission. Including possibilities like:
- everyone dies
- some people die
- everyone lives

And that was in second out of three games.

Now they have final game, and they don't give us that freedom, flexibility and options. Your performance is meaningless and you can't get ending you want.