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Comprehensive Mass Effect 3 Endings Poll
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Marta Rio
, mars 10 2012 08:33
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#177
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:10
Marta Rio
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Results after 672 votes:
What is your overall feeling on the ending choices for ME3?
a. I loved the choices that were available.
20 votes (3%)
b. I was satisfied by the choices that were available, but I wouldn't have minded more options.
78 votes (12%)
c. I was unsatisfied with the choices that were available.
212 votes (32%)
d. The ending choices made me spiral into a deep, dark depression.
362 votes (54%)
If you disliked the endings, what did you dislike the most about them?
a. The endings seemed to come out of the blue, with no real connection to what had been established previously.
188 votes (28%)
b. The endings did not offer enough variety, and thus it made it feel like one's previous choices were irrelevant.
179 votes (27%)
c. There was no option for a happy ending, where Shepard is reunited with the people he/she cares about.
181 votes (27%)
d. The endings essentially destroy the Mass Effect universe as we know it (i.e. no more transport by relays).
76 votes (11%)
e. Something else entirely.
21 votes (3%)
If you were unsatisfied with the endings, would any of the following changes put you in the "satisfied" category?
(People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%.)
a. The Normandy does not end up on a strange planet.
413 votes (63%)
b. The squad members who were fighting alongside Shepard on Earth are not mysteriously teleported to the Normandy.
449 votes (69%)
c. The epilogue is not vague, but instead explains what happened to the galaxy/characters after Shepard made his/her final choice.
504 votes (77%)
d. There is an option for a happy ending, where Shepard lives and is reunited with the people he cares about.
501 votes (77%)
e. The relays are not destroyed in all endings.
418 votes (64%)
f. None of these changes would make me satisfied.
41 votes (6%)
Would you buy a future Mass Effect 3 DLC that alters the endings?
a. No, the endings were satisfying enough.
14 votes (2%)
b. No, it would set a bad precedent, and could be used in the future to hurt consumers.
77 votes (11%)
c. No, even if I don't like the choices, I respect Bioware's decision to end the trilogy as they saw fit.
24 votes (4%)
d. No, I only want alternate ending DLC if it is free.
166 votes (25%)
e. Yes.
380 votes (57%)
How likely are you to buy future DLC for Mass Effect 3 (not counting an alternate-ending DLC)?
a. Very likely, I'm excited to play more.
64 votes (10%)
b. Somewhat likely, depends on the content.
87 votes (13%)
c. Not sure, I'm on the fence.
41 votes (6%)
d. Somewhat unlikely, depends on the content.
47 votes (7%)
e. Very unlikely, the endings of ME3 have sapped my desire to play any more Mass Effect.
171 votes (25%)
f. I will only buy future DLC if we also get an alternate-ending DLC first.
253 votes (38%)
How likely are you to buy future Bioware products?
a. Very likely, Mass Effect 3 is just another entry in a succession of quality games.
81 votes (12%)
b. Somewhat likely, although recent releases from Bioware have made me wary.
63 votes (9%)
c. Not sure, I'll take a "wait-and-see" approach with future titles.
179 votes (27%)
d. Somewhat unlikely, my faith in Bioware has been shaken.
196 votes (29%)
e. Very unlikely, Bioware has shown that they no longer produce games that appeal to me.
146 votes (22%)
What is your overall feeling on the ending choices for ME3?
a. I loved the choices that were available.
20 votes (3%)
b. I was satisfied by the choices that were available, but I wouldn't have minded more options.
78 votes (12%)
c. I was unsatisfied with the choices that were available.
212 votes (32%)
d. The ending choices made me spiral into a deep, dark depression.
362 votes (54%)
If you disliked the endings, what did you dislike the most about them?
a. The endings seemed to come out of the blue, with no real connection to what had been established previously.
188 votes (28%)
b. The endings did not offer enough variety, and thus it made it feel like one's previous choices were irrelevant.
179 votes (27%)
c. There was no option for a happy ending, where Shepard is reunited with the people he/she cares about.
181 votes (27%)
d. The endings essentially destroy the Mass Effect universe as we know it (i.e. no more transport by relays).
76 votes (11%)
e. Something else entirely.
21 votes (3%)
If you were unsatisfied with the endings, would any of the following changes put you in the "satisfied" category?
(People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%.)
a. The Normandy does not end up on a strange planet.
413 votes (63%)
b. The squad members who were fighting alongside Shepard on Earth are not mysteriously teleported to the Normandy.
449 votes (69%)
c. The epilogue is not vague, but instead explains what happened to the galaxy/characters after Shepard made his/her final choice.
504 votes (77%)
d. There is an option for a happy ending, where Shepard lives and is reunited with the people he cares about.
501 votes (77%)
e. The relays are not destroyed in all endings.
418 votes (64%)
f. None of these changes would make me satisfied.
41 votes (6%)
Would you buy a future Mass Effect 3 DLC that alters the endings?
a. No, the endings were satisfying enough.
14 votes (2%)
b. No, it would set a bad precedent, and could be used in the future to hurt consumers.
77 votes (11%)
c. No, even if I don't like the choices, I respect Bioware's decision to end the trilogy as they saw fit.
24 votes (4%)
d. No, I only want alternate ending DLC if it is free.
166 votes (25%)
e. Yes.
380 votes (57%)
How likely are you to buy future DLC for Mass Effect 3 (not counting an alternate-ending DLC)?
a. Very likely, I'm excited to play more.
64 votes (10%)
b. Somewhat likely, depends on the content.
87 votes (13%)
c. Not sure, I'm on the fence.
41 votes (6%)
d. Somewhat unlikely, depends on the content.
47 votes (7%)
e. Very unlikely, the endings of ME3 have sapped my desire to play any more Mass Effect.
171 votes (25%)
f. I will only buy future DLC if we also get an alternate-ending DLC first.
253 votes (38%)
How likely are you to buy future Bioware products?
a. Very likely, Mass Effect 3 is just another entry in a succession of quality games.
81 votes (12%)
b. Somewhat likely, although recent releases from Bioware have made me wary.
63 votes (9%)
c. Not sure, I'll take a "wait-and-see" approach with future titles.
179 votes (27%)
d. Somewhat unlikely, my faith in Bioware has been shaken.
196 votes (29%)
e. Very unlikely, Bioware has shown that they no longer produce games that appeal to me.
146 votes (22%)
#180
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:22
LOST SPARTANJLC
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Also voted!
What were they thinking! , I just finished the game and I won't be replaying it.The ending/endings was just stupid , I don't want to play the game , multiplayer or any dlc.It feels like One Big Giant Middle Finger , saying thanks for being stupid enough to buy the games.
What were they thinking! , I just finished the game and I won't be replaying it.The ending/endings was just stupid , I don't want to play the game , multiplayer or any dlc.It feels like One Big Giant Middle Finger , saying thanks for being stupid enough to buy the games.
Modifié par LOST SPARTANJLC, 11 mars 2012 - 01:23 .
#181
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:30
Dark_Caduceus
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Interesting, and quite a few votes. I suggest all the people unhappy about the endings try to get as many votes as possible from as many players as possible so that the poll is fair and unbiased.
#185
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:38
Kakita Tatsumaru
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Voted.
I don't like to play a game where you can't win (unless the whole games is giving that "dark fantasy" feeling all along).
I don't like to play a game where you can't win (unless the whole games is giving that "dark fantasy" feeling all along).
Modifié par Kakita Tatsumaru, 11 mars 2012 - 01:38 .
#188
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:45
Mecha3
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I really wonder if Bioware is reading any of this. I honestly want to know what their writers were thinking when they came up with these ending? Bittersweet?? No. They just all suck.
#190
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:49
CELL55
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Voted, but given the lack of Developer response to this issue so far, I think that it's unlikely for anything to be done about it.
#192
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:55
Anthony102890
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My question to everyone is what kind of DLC are we looking for? Do we call Bioware to make one like Fallout 3 where it extends the universe in someway after the last mission? Or What? I mean, I think the main problem most of us seem to have is the fact that the ending has many plot holes. What should or can Bioware do in a DLC?
#193
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:57
Bantz
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great poll. I voted, give me the disney ending! Tali needs help building that house and I want to see the geth hlive in peace with the Quarians, can't make Legions sacrifice for nothing.
#194
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:01
Maugrim
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The fact that so far this
and this
Both seem to agree, that only 3% or so are happy with the ending as is pretty much dismisses that claim that we are some sort of loud minority like some people are trying to claim. If you like it fine, but you are "The 3%" not us.
Marta Rio wrote...
Results after 672 votes:
What is your overall feeling on the ending choices for ME3?
a. I loved the choices that were available.
20 votes (3%)
b. I was satisfied by the choices that were available, but I wouldn't have minded more options.
78 votes (12%)
c. I was unsatisfied with the choices that were available.
212 votes (32%)
d. The ending choices made me spiral into a deep, dark depression.
362 votes (54%)
and this
Both seem to agree, that only 3% or so are happy with the ending as is pretty much dismisses that claim that we are some sort of loud minority like some people are trying to claim. If you like it fine, but you are "The 3%" not us.
#195
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:03
Bantz
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Both seem to agree, that only 3% or so are happy with the ending as is pretty much dismisses that claim that we are some sort of loud minority like some people are trying to claim. If you like it fine, but you are "The 3%" not us.
we need to occupy Bioware, we are the...97%?
Modifié par Bantz, 11 mars 2012 - 02:04 .
#197
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:09
Maugrim
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Bantz wrote...
Both seem to agree, that only 3% or so are happy with the ending as is pretty much dismisses that claim that we are some sort of loud minority like some people are trying to claim. If you like it fine, but you are "The 3%" not us.
we need to occupy Bioware, we are the...97%?
I would but I don't want to be eaten by polar bears, who roam the wilds and even the streets of every Canadian town, or so I am told!
#198
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:09
DiscoDarth
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No word about Final Assault? Thought its gonna be SUPER DUPER SUICIDE MISSION, with CHOICES
#199
Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:10
The Fan
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I have voted. I hope Bioward does something with this mess.
