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[Han Shot First]

I haven't gotten there yet, so I'm not looking for details.

But I don't believe I've ever seen this many people rage about an ending of a game before. That has me a bit worried, as the hate for endings seems nearly universal.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

I liked the ending. Did my job. Life is safe. I did my job. Next hero, please.

[VolusvsReaper]

Didn't mind it was more confused than angry

[Tuthsok]

I liked it. It worked for me.

[AtomicSymphonic]

I'm worried myself... I have some idea of what might happen at the end (hence my "epilogue" DLC suggestion), but I don't exactly want to spoil myself and $70 I spent for a good game to last me a while.

At the same time, I'm hesitant on continuing the story until I can be sure that BioWare has addressed the problem with some sort of statement. Until then, I'm doing multiplayer with nibbles of single player once I reach 100% galatic readiness.

[razor_180]

i didnt like the endings.

I will never be able to play any of the mass effect games again because its that bad. But thats just me

[Aedan276]

Han Shot First wrote...

I haven't gotten there yet, so I'm not looking for details.

But I don't believe I've ever seen this many people rage about an ending of a game before. That has me a bit worried, as the hate for endings seems nearly universal.

Some longtime fans did, most hated it.

Newcomer reactions probably range from bemused to mildly upset. Not won over by any stretch.





 

Modifié par Aedan276, 11 mars 2012 - 06:01 .

[known_hero]

I enjoyed the ending. It was one of the few endings in video games that actually touched me emotionally. I thought the very LAST part of the ending (trying to avoid giving spoilers) was a nice touch.

To each his own, I guess.

Modifié par known_hero, 11 mars 2012 - 06:11 .

[Dark Eff3ct]

I liked the ending... sort of, I just don't think the vary ending (after credits) was good at all and REFUSE to accept it... and I sort of want an explanation or some type of DLC to tell me what happens to the characters that I have learn to love... 

[Maugrim]

Only about 3% of the people who care enough to vote on the issue. Grain of salt and all that.

[MACharlie1]

The ending to me wasn't bad.

The first part was good. Complete unknown what was happening. However...the finale parts involving the final choice is where things...get muddy. Things weren't explained and the things that were explained weren't...making much sense.

After that, when the choice is made, I have no problem....until after the credits. The scene simply didn't say Mass Effect to me. It should have ended the way it began. The scene maybe pretty but it simply wasn't ME.

[AtomicSymphonic]

Dark Eff3ct wrote...

I liked the ending... sort of, I just don't think the vary ending (after credits) was good at all and REFUSE to accept it... and I sort of want an explanation or some type of DLC to tell me what happens to the characters that I have learn to love... 

I'm wondering if some sort of "ANN News Report" could be released about that.... >_>

Maybe do it "Halo: Legends" style and make a short film?

If enough flak comes from both core gamers AND mainstream gamers, BioWare (and by extension EA) will need to do some damage control to prevent the franchise from getting too much of a bad name.

[Vlta]

If you enjoy having almost everything you did in all three games mean nothing, massive plot holes, and no closure then you'll love it.

If not prepare to have the series ruined for you.

[ognick23]

im a long time fan and wile i do feel they coulve been done better on the ending (because the rest of the game is almost flawless IMO) its not so bad that i wanna jump out of a window like others here and i would gladly play all three games over again if i could, im more depressed that the series is over then the actual endings

Modifié par ognick23, 11 mars 2012 - 06:25 .

[Freestate2nd]

NOT AT ALL!!

[shepskisaac]

I do like them except for Normandy & teleporting squadmates plothole parts

[gunsagogo]

it seemed liked it got rather lazy in some places, the general IDEA of the ending I liked though..

Quite a few WtfImpossible moments in it though >.>

[Hunter of Legends]

I did, but I can understand why people dislike it.

[BentOrgy]

Not in the slightest; considering they were all more or less the same, offered little to no closure, and smacked the first two games in the face with massive plot holes and leaps of logic that would have made even the most delirious fanfiction cry.

[izmirtheastarach]

Game let me do everything I wanted. Endings are not super exciting, but I don't have the problems with them that most people do.

[Erlex]

I mean cmon, nearly 90% players who played the ME1 and ME2 dont like the ending... Because the ending doesnt show anything. Everything you worked for, you paragon/renegade choices, your romances, nothing of that matters in the ending. All those companions that accompanied you through 3 or 2 games just disappear, you dont know **** about what happens to them. I'd like to tell more about something that happens to Shepard but this is no spoiler topic. Not to start on the "Its confusing" subject... So short answer to the question why nobody likes the ending is: Because it SUCKS, and everything about it is bad -.- I honestly expected more of this amazing story that just got drowned.

[colouroflife]

Nope, i did not like ending(s) at all for a couple of reasons :

- Your choices do not matter at all

- Lack of variation

- Unrealistic and illogical

- Sad, depressive and bleak

- Loose and open-ended, no closure

- It does not suggest any replay value

[ognick23]

izmirtheastarach wrote...

Game let me do everything I wanted. Endings are not super exciting, but I don't have the problems with them that most people do.

exactly what i was thinking, i mean yea the ending coulve been done alot better but if you listen to the guys on here you wouldve thought that Shepard found out the Illusive man was his dad and that he was really a Reaper sleeper agent or something outta left field

[Foxhound2020]

What ending?

No one has a clue what happens to any of the characters, shepard, or the ME universe as a whole. They all just guess and form conjectures. Not really an ending.

I get what they were trying to do, but they could have put in a small paragraph for an epilogue after the credits. It was far too short to finish a trilogy that way.

[JasonTan87]

It wasn't a bad ending, but a wrong one. Quoting Dreogan from another thread:

Dreogan wrote...

Jason above and I seem to agree, though we use different wording.

The Violation of the writer-reader contract is why this ending is wrong for mass effect 3: not a bad ending, a wrong one. If you look at the linked page, Bioware violated points 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8. To make matters worse, this isn't even an exhaustive list: look below, and you'll realize there's many more obligations for Bioware in this case since this is the third part of a trilogy.

This is why people are so furious about the last 10 minutes of a 30 hour game. It's not bad writing that's the issue; it's bad storytelling. A much worse offense in this case.

http://chawnaschroed...ercontract.aspx 

Modifié par JasonTan87, 11 mars 2012 - 06:53 .