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[SandTrout]

 Alright, this is something I've been thinking about so that I can play through with my Ren-shep and still enjoy the game that was so good up until the Catalyst. Be warned, this involves a fair amount of self-deception and requires some significant skill in disassociating yourself from past events, namely your first playthrough of ME3.

Basically, what I am going to do, is convince myself that the endings we got are largely a ruse by BioWare, for whatever reason, and that there will be more content released that will give us a proper ending. I am going to treat the current endings like the theories that the Catalyst is just a halucination, and I simply need to wait for BioWare to release the last bit of content (which I will NOT pay extra for) before the story is finally over.

Do I honestly expect such things? No, not really, but I suppose I realize that I enjoyed the rest of the game too much to allow something as relatively small, though undoubtably significant, as the current ending to prevent me from enjoying the game at least one more time.

Who knows, maybe my hopes, as miniscule as they are at this point, may be realized.

[SandTrout]

I normally dislike self-bumping, but this got buried ridiculously fast.

[Ultra Prism]

Told myself same thing, still depression of first playthrough is too much

[Mikenator700]

I'll play a NG+ just to do the stuff I missed first playthrough. I had no idea Grissom Academy gets overrun after a while and some other minor stuff like that.

[RethenX]

telling my self the same thing op. 3 bottles of Heineken do the trick to make you believe in such things. well I could go somewhere else with that but....nah.

[KRAETZNER]

I'll just never finish. Don't know how long the Normandy's bar and multiplayer will hold me though.

[VerdantSF]

I've tried, but I just can't, knowing how it will all end.

[NicoNazgul]

VerdantSF wrote...

I've tried, but I just can't, knowing how it will all end.

this happen to me too.. really sad

[Game_Fan_85]

I am only forcing the pain of the game on myself again to play Steve's romance storyline, if it wasn't for that I would never touch the game again. Well maybe I would but I would stop at Kadain/Steve's farewell on Earth, up to that point ME3 was one of the most incredible game experiences ever for me. I have never ever been so emotionally connected and invested in a game and its characters. I was crying 90% of the time and even thinking about certain scenes makes me teary. I don't often cry at movies, books or TV shows and only a few games have really made me cry but damn, ME3 had me blubbering like a girl through most of it.

[Pedro Costa]

Actually, OP, I'm doing a NG+ based on a similar premise xD