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Gen.Veers

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I was looking at an article on eurogamer about Mass Effect 3, and noticed this quote from Mike Gamble:  

"Whether you're happy or angry at the ending, know this: it is an ending. BioWare will not do a "Lost" and leave fans with more questions than answers after finishing the game.."

Now that you've seen the ending, would you say BioWare has held up on that promise?<_<

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Shepard approaches kid.... okay who is this guy... so... he's the one responsible for the death of quadrillions... okay I've got this massive fleet I'm gonna threaten this monster... wait... blah blah blah organics/synthetics non coexist but then okay then answer is sythetics butcher organics and save a few in a collective Reaper shaped petri-dish... no can't like that... okay time to kill this loser... wait... three choices... I'm trying to kill... can't... must... pick... WHAT? MY DEATH? I can't die... not yet... wait why didn't I call in the Normandy when I opened up the arms... brain... not... working... must... pick... why am I listening to this kid? Can't.... stop... limping toward... decision and death... I... have... no right... to decide the fate... of trillions... can't radio anyone... must... dive into... beam.. NO!! ... Relays... are life-lines... too many here... and explosions... relays are huge bombs... can't let them... explode... Earth... Thessia... all of them.... gone... must be trick of this Reaper... must be the Reaper Daddy... can't... stop.... self from....

I'm gone... why is Joker? Where is he? Why isn't he fighting? Wait, what? It doesn't take that long to jump from relay to relay, what? Noooooo, the Normandy... it's starting to disintegrate!


A jungle? What? Who's... that's Joker!!! And EDI???? EDI was in my squad on Earth!!! And Ashley? Thank GOD she's alive, but HOW?!? She was on Earth as well when... why didn't they come for me? How's come I got no call from Joker? No... support... no offer of medical aid... who else is alive? What happened to everyone? What happened to Earth? What happened to Garrus? No... answers... just... questions... fading...


Old man and child, and I'm "The Shepard". I was just an imaginary figure? What the HECK is going on?....


Cool music though.

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Speaking of quotes from Mike, this is like the fourth time I've posted this, because I think it's perfect.

"There are many different endings. We wouldn’t do it any other way. How could you go through all three campaigns playing as your Shepard and then be forced into a bespoke ending that everyone gets? But I can’t say any more than that…" 

It's almost like Mike Gamble wasn't actually allowed to read the script or play the game before release.

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Thanks for pulling a Lost????

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Der Estr Bune wrote...

Speaking of quotes from Mike, this is like the fourth time I've posted this, because I think it's perfect.

"There are many different endings. We wouldn’t do it any other way. How could you go through all three campaigns playing as your Shepard and then be forced into a bespoke ending that everyone gets? But I can’t say any more than that…" 

It's almost like Mike Gamble wasn't actually allowed to read the script or play the game before release.


Governments call that deniability.

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Gen.Veers wrote...

I was looking at an article on eurogamer about Mass Effect 3, and noticed this quote from Mike Gamble:  

"Whether you're happy or angry at the ending, know this: it is an ending. BioWare will not do a "Lost" and leave fans with more questions than answers after finishing the game.."

Now that you've seen the ending, would you say BioWare has held up on that promise?<_<

No, it left many with many questions the biggest being What the Sh*t?

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vigna wrote...

Thanks for pulling a Lost????


At least Lost's ending was emotionally satisfying, even if it did leave more questions than answers.

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Now that you've seen the ending, would you say BioWare has held up on that promise?<_<


No.

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The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.

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When I finished the game the first thing that came to mind was LOST. Definitely more questions than answers.

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- Why did Shepard submit to the psychopathic entity that's been controlling her/his worst enemy?
- Why did Joker quit the battle?
- Why didn't the god child open the Citadel itself years ago?
- Did the mass relays destroy their home systems or not? And if not, given Arrival, why not?
- How is ANYONE going to survive stranded far from home with no resources?
- Why did Shepard's squadmates abandon her/him?
- Why did Harbinger play next to no role in the narrative despite his previous obsessive interest with Shepard?
- Why did Sovereign claim Reapers are "each a nation, independant." when the god child claims to control them all?

That's just off the top of my head.

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Phydeaux314 wrote...

The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.


It sure hits all the high notes doesn't it.

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Apocsapel91 wrote...

vigna wrote...

Thanks for pulling a Lost????


At least Lost's ending was emotionally satisfying, even if it did leave more questions than answers.


I thought they were both emotionally satisfying.  Lost was emotionally satisfying in a happy, joyful way, whereas Mass Effect was emotionally satisfying in a bittersweet hopeful way.

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And I'm going to be totally honest, I didn't think Lost had too many unanswered questions by the end. I don't know why it gets so much flak.

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"Your choices matter."

I guess it isn't a complete lie. You can get a red, blue, or green ending cut-scene.

I feel bad for fans of yellow.

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Phydeaux314 wrote...

The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.


I don't understand how this happened. 

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I don't know what they pulled but it smells like ferret poo.

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They could have gone with a Sopranos ending, I mean the Crucible attaches to the Citadel and then the screen goes blank, we get the end credits.

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Phydeaux314 wrote...

The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.


Haha I'm sorry but that I have to laugh at that bolded part.  You can certainly argue the other points if that is your perception, but "the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending" is just ridiculous.

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Aedan276 wrote...

Phydeaux314 wrote...

The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.


I don't understand how this happened. 




Space magic.

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Phydeaux314 wrote...

The ending has all the clarity of the Lost ending, the faith to the series of the BSG ending, the production quality of the KOTOR2 ending, and the flexibility and relevance to your past choices as the Deus Ex: Human Revolution ending.


All I can say is...Ouch

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Okay, so it's hyperbole.

But I do feel that there are enough gaping plot holes and unanswered questions to qualify for at least SOME comparison to that game.

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Gen.Veers wrote...

I was looking at an article on eurogamer about Mass Effect 3, and noticed this quote from Mike Gamble:  

"Whether you're happy or angry at the ending, know this: it is an ending. BioWare will not do a "Lost" and leave fans with more questions than answers after finishing the game.."

Now that you've seen the ending, would you say BioWare has held up on that promise?<_<


H*** no they didn't. I would say more but i would get banned. I went from :crying: to p***ed within 24 hrs.

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The Angry One wrote...

- Why did Shepard submit to the psychopathic entity that's been controlling her/his worst enemy?
- Why did Joker quit the battle?
- Why didn't the god child open the Citadel itself years ago?
- Did the mass relays destroy their home systems or not? And if not, given Arrival, why not?
- How is ANYONE going to survive stranded far from home with no resources?
- Why did Shepard's squadmates abandon her/him?
- Why did Harbinger play next to no role in the narrative despite his previous obsessive interest with Shepard?
- Why did Sovereign claim Reapers are "each a nation, independant." when the god child claims to control them all?

That's just off the top of my head.

This is what happens when you change your direction at the last minute. I wish the writers would have stayed consistent. 

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Paulinius wrote...

"Your choices matter."

I guess it isn't a complete lie. You can get a red, blue, or green ending cut-scene.

I feel bad for fans of yellow.


Pink would have made me feel better.