I know it seems like a longshot but if the community really got behind this, maybe there's a chance that Bioware would consider making a new set of endings to be released as DLC or maybe even just an update. I'm not the most technically savy person and I know that modifying already existing content is hard especially on discs but if everyone is so uptight about this issue that they need to spam forums about it, I think Bioware is oblidged to at least consider fixing it. I think it would be a really amazing move of Bioware if they did something like that so leave your comments or suggestions below and lets see if we can really make this happen!
-Hackett Out.
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TBaginz
, mars 10 2012 06:40
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 06:47
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After some thought I finally understood why I don't like endings such as they are.
I can live with Catalyst showing up completly from thin air and mystery behind reapers being demolished. Anything involving their backstory and way they are defeated is going to be at best little satisfying since they were build up so much in previous games.
But the way Bioware got to this dissapoints me. If downer ending is what series needed I can see that. How about Shepard dying there with Anderson and players never learning what Crucible really did, only seeing aftermath.
Aaaah, aftermath. After 3 games of epic scale, making decision that can change future of galaxy.... It all becomes irrelevant. You cured Genophage? You ended Quarian war with Geth? It does not matter, Galaxy just entered new Dark Ages.
I was just dying to learn what will happen next, I half expected Dragon Age: Origins style epilogue. Instead I get cryptical ending and knowlege that every single choice I made along the way was in long run irrelevant and only the final one, there with Catalyst matters. Especially if Shepard wipes all life in Galaxy.
All in all I'd say it all lacks closure and is too abrupt.
I can live with Catalyst showing up completly from thin air and mystery behind reapers being demolished. Anything involving their backstory and way they are defeated is going to be at best little satisfying since they were build up so much in previous games.
But the way Bioware got to this dissapoints me. If downer ending is what series needed I can see that. How about Shepard dying there with Anderson and players never learning what Crucible really did, only seeing aftermath.
Aaaah, aftermath. After 3 games of epic scale, making decision that can change future of galaxy.... It all becomes irrelevant. You cured Genophage? You ended Quarian war with Geth? It does not matter, Galaxy just entered new Dark Ages.
I was just dying to learn what will happen next, I half expected Dragon Age: Origins style epilogue. Instead I get cryptical ending and knowlege that every single choice I made along the way was in long run irrelevant and only the final one, there with Catalyst matters. Especially if Shepard wipes all life in Galaxy.
All in all I'd say it all lacks closure and is too abrupt.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 08:24
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Exactly, I think they should at least do some Fallout style ending where they tell you at least what becomes of everyone you've influenced.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 08:25
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Roughly 3.4 million of the 3.5 million game owners, so far.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 08:27
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Frraksurred wrote...
Roughly 3.4 million of the 3.5 million game owners, so far.
Sauce plex.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 08:30
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Too little, too late. I'm tired of shelling out money for DLC all the time, just so I can get the "complete" experience - and there's no excuse for having to pay them just to get a decent ending to what was an exceptional game series, when it should've ended properly in the FIRST place.
