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The ending is not ''THAT BAD''.


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Eterna5 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Yeah man, if those Reapers are allowed to continue, everybody will die.

It's far better to blow up all the mass relays, causing system wide devastation everywhere in the galaxy and kill everyone.

... wait..


 The relays blowing up didn't kill anyone. 


No, they just magically create black holes that transport single ships(and noone else apparantly) to a distant planet.

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kyrieee wrote...

What was the original leaked ending? If I'm allowed to ask that


Plot modification explained  here

Modifié par Haristo, 11 mars 2012 - 01:56 .


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SolidisusSnake1 wrote...

Your right it wasn't "that bad" it was WORSE!



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To anyone saying the relays exploding didn't harm anything, why exactly was the normandy running away? It did get blasted out of the sky if you forgot.

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the ending was too sad. IMO we deserved a happy ending after 3 games of building relationships with characters etc

SHEPARD deserved a happy ending. she sacrificed so much and was always the symbol of hope and determination and triumph, so for her to die in the end or be separated from her companions felt horrible and just didnt go with my perceived theme of the Mass Effect series

everything I did in the other games ... i feel like it was all for nothing.

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It was bad.

Not even bad as in, an unpopular outcome, but bad like quality you'd find in fan fiction. Shortcuts and plot magic do not make for a good story.

You seriously could have brought a few dozen geeks into a room, offered them pizza, and they would've torn that finale to shreds and offered dozens of better alternatives. Ones that made sense.

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This is true, taken in a vacuum it's not bad at all. But when you consider that this is the ending to the best RPG trilogy of the decade - it's terrible.

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I was taking you seriously right up until the last sentence of "Haters gonna hate". Ironic.

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The Angry One

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Haristo wrote...

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Simple point - Mass Effect universe cannot exist without Mass Relays ... I mean come on are you that blind ... they said they will make games in this universe and DLCs to come


Well... once the game is done your save is shipped back before the invasion of the Cerberus base, so every goddamn DLCs will happen prior to that point.

and, other games can be prequels to the original trilogy. and it seems this new world (Synthesis ending) can actually live without Relays... Anyway, considering these choices we're massive and changed the entire ****ing Milky Way, you can't make any kind of legitimate continuity after that point, that may work for all three endings.

everything related to Mass Effect released after this date will be prequel or taking place in a specific ending that will become the canon, which won't happen because this trilogy has no canon.


Yeah. No. Synthesis or not, they can't live without relays. Synthesis will not give them the magic power to sustain their organic parts and maintain their synthetic parts.
They are stranded in resource poor systems. Sol is the worst. Massive fleets without their support chains. Earth devastated. No way to support the millions of crew and troops along with Earth's surviving population.
Oh but as consolation they have glowing green crap on their bodies. YAY.

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At the OP: If you liked then ending then great! :) However, it is not ok for you to assume that because you liked it that everyone else should have.

I don't like the ending one little bit and I don't understand why they railroaded the game this way. This series was all about choices. What happened to that vision?

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You're right, it was worse.

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It wasn't a bad ending, it just didn't bring a sense of completion to the game, by not showing how your decisions affected anyone. It just makes it weak and what happens with the Normandy is confusing. It's not series ruining as people are making it out to be and the game is still very enjoyable till the end also. The ending actually creates an interesting idea of what might happen to the universe with no way of traveling between systems, with the idea of perhaps being able to create new Relays after awhile. I mean, if they could build the Crucible, maybe they could eventually build new Relays or find a new way to travel. The game ending just needed a better sense of completion.

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The Angry One

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kamikazekeeg wrote...

It wasn't a bad ending, it just didn't bring a sense of completion to the game, by not showing how your decisions affected anyone. It just makes it weak and what happens with the Normandy is confusing. It's not series ruining as people are making it out to be and the game is still very enjoyable till the end also. The ending actually creates an interesting idea of what might happen to the universe with no way of traveling between systems, with the idea of perhaps being able to create new Relays after awhile. I mean, if they could build the Crucible, maybe they could eventually build new Relays or find a new way to travel. The game ending just needed a better sense of completion.


The Crucible would have infrastructure to support it's construction. Workers and scientists. Mining and supply ships, etc.
Now they have no infrascructure. It's gone. And hey those scientists? They're probably stranded at the crucible construction site. The bulk of their military is trapped in Sol, along with the Terminus fleets and criminal gangs. Yeah that isn't a recipe for disaster.

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It was bad. Really bad.

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The Angry One wrote...

The Crucible would have infrastructure to support it's construction. Workers and scientists. Mining and supply ships, etc.
Now they have no infrascructure. It's gone. And hey those scientists? They're probably stranded at the crucible construction site. The bulk of their military is trapped in Sol, along with the Terminus fleets and criminal gangs. Yeah that isn't a recipe for disaster.


It seems you expected a Happy Ending... sorry if you wanted My Little Mass Relay - Friendship is Indoctrinated. But yeah, your specie and its allies just survived what thousand of other species and their allies didn't : Massive Extinction.

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I really don't see why there is THIS much outrage over the endings. If anything, the only reason I am really depressed about the ending is the fact that I don't feel a real sense of closure. I wish we got to see Shepard's crew to say their thoughts on what had just happened. Just SOMETHING on the world after the reapers defeat. It also does suck that all three endings are very similar to each other (from what I've heard.) Anyway, I guess all this does really is leave room for a brand new trilogy with a new central character. I really do not see the reason for such an outrage though?

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RidersDX wrote...

I really don't see why there is THIS much outrage over the endings. If anything, the only reason I am really depressed about the ending is the fact that I don't feel a real sense of closure. I wish we got to see Shepard's crew to say their thoughts on what had just happened. Just SOMETHING on the world after the reapers defeat. It also does suck that all three endings are very similar to each other (from what I've heard.) Anyway, I guess all this does really is leave room for a brand new trilogy with a new central character. I really do not see the reason for such an outrage though?


Its because in addition to being horribly depressing, they were also horribly written, and invalidated every. single. choice.  you made in all three games.

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The reason why it was so awful is because it doesn't feel like Mass Effect at all, none of your decisions affect the final choice. and the Dark Matter Plot that was implemented in Arrival was completely thrown out the window. That sounds pretty horrible to me.

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The ending wasn't bad by itself, it just disregarded everything that came before it.

I wouldn't call a pizza bad if the waitress disregarded the fact that I ordered a spaghetti. I wouldn't be happy, but it can still taste good.

I just wish I had the spaghetti I ordered.

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SolidisusSnake1 wrote...

Your right it wasn't "that bad" it was WORSE!


This x2

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The Angry One wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Yeah man, if those Reapers are allowed to continue, everybody will die.

It's far better to blow up all the mass relays, causing system wide devastation everywhere in the galaxy and kill everyone.

... wait..


 The relays blowing up didn't kill anyone. 


Except for the part where a relay blowing up devastates an entire solar system.
You know, this being the entire reason why Shep is incarcerated in ME3 to begin with.


To be fair, that was because you crashed an asteroid into it. If they were menat to be disabled like that, it's possible the energy discharged wasn't hazardous to life. We didn't quite see them blow up. They could still be in tact only without the energy. 

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Pandaman102 wrote...

The ending wasn't bad by itself, it just disregarded everything that came before it.

I wouldn't call a pizza bad if the waitress disregarded the fact that I ordered a spaghetti. I wouldn't be happy, but it can still taste good.

I just wish I had the spaghetti I ordered.


Best analogy ever.

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i bet you hate babies

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Considering they could just nuke everything in a surprise blitzkrieg then harvest the bodies, or indoctrinate in seconds... they're ****ing dumb and lame and I expect no less from their dumb and lame goal. And that little boy God thing, it's (he's ?) also pretty ****ing lame and dumb because he's the mastermind behind it... 


Sorry had to point out that, nuking every planet would kill all life on the planet. Which isnt the goal of the reapers if you where paying attention. Im assuming the little boy is the form the being decided to take. Since its so damn advance it can read minds (probably). 

Modifié par jinxhacker, 11 mars 2012 - 03:08 .


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Haristo wrote...

I mean... I finished the game 30 seconds ago, and seriously... I know the part that nobody seems to like, right after you get into the Conduit, that's the part where everything is revealed.

and Actually... I thought it was pretty decent. Of course it is not AS GOOD AS the original ending that has been leaked with the script, thanks to Microsoft's incompetency, but 

what was the leaked script ending? i never read the leak cuz i didn't want to spoil anything...