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[alikilar]

BuffPhantoms wrote...

maybe ME4 takes place on that planet they land on in the end. and its like fallout2.

hmmm Perhaps discover whats on the Planet or try to send out a signal for the fleet to come get you and you find some dark and terrible power resting within this world and you also find some Tech on how to rebuild the Relays hmm = you would have to be your LI joker or ther other Squaddie and also did i mention= if u Romanced an LI= Pregnancy o_o i would doubt joker this since if he falls he breaks both his legs so u hav 2 to choose from =o

Modifié par alikilar, 12 mars 2012 - 03:51 .

[CerberusSoldier]

Oh if they do not fix the utter mistake that is this game 's ending . since it makes the whole game's story pointless . then I am not buying anything else made by Bioware .

[MedhiaNox]

@crazyrabbits: "IF" I'm playing a new character in the Mass Effect universe... I do not want to be inundated with Shepard's cast offs.

I want new characters and new friends - I've never had nerd rage before, but I think I might if I had to spend any time with Liara. ((Maybe I could accept her as a Matriarch... a very old, dying matriarch...))

[BuffPhantoms]

maybe the ending was intentional to set up ME4's super grand and epic story of rebuilding a whole galaxy?

Modifié par BuffPhantoms, 12 mars 2012 - 03:52 .

[Nathan Redgrave]

Any actual sequel would have to take place in the distant future from Mass Effect 3, due to the way the ending occurs, and if it did, it would have to account for at least the broadest strokes that ME3 allows the player to determine: which races survive the war (rachni, krogans, quarian, geth, and the Reapers themselves are all possible survivors/extinctions), the state of certain alliances between those races (at the very least the krogan can be left alive under noticibly different leadership circumstances), and the "state" of the universe's general population after the end of the game (due to Shepard's final choice). That last is problematic, as it means there are two massive divergences that have all-inclusive, wide-sweeping consequences for the universe.

[alikilar]

MedhiaNox wrote...

@crazyrabbits: "IF" I'm playing a new character in the Mass Effect universe... I do not want to be inundated with Shepard's cast offs.

I want new characters and new friends - I've never had nerd rage before, but I think I might if I had to spend any time with Liara. ((Maybe I could accept her as a Matriarch... a very old, dying matriarch...))

heh remmeber age dsnt change their features "much" so she would still basically look the same even after 500 years

[darkwolf0000]

I like the idea of the pregnancy though if you didnt choose anyone that cant have that it would be trouble. sooo they should have made a better ending the whole shepard thing i guess could slide (this is supposed to be his last game).

[Moonshadow_Dark]

crazyrabbits wrote...

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

No "conceivable way"? It wasn't that difficult to turn one on. I think we can repair or rebuild them.

Screw it, I'm going into pseudo-spoiler territory...

The Mass Relays were built before the current "Shepard" cycle. No one knows how to even operate them beyond the understanding that it simply "jumps" them from place to place. No one knows who built them or why, nor what resources are required to make one "work".

Only the Asari (who are on the other side of the galaxy) could be able to operate and construct one, and that's based on a comment by another character that they have a "needle in the haystack" chance of finally doing something about it.

The human race (and consequently, all those at Earth during the game's finale) have no knowledge of how they work or how to repair them. Any more than that would be spoiling.

And you think that as soon as the Asari or the Turians or the humans would find one, use it and say "Gee these are pretty convienent" and not try to figure out how they work? In real life, we discovered the Earth itself and we're STILL trying to figure out how it works. There has to be one sentient mind in the universe who has a blueprint of a travel system between the galaxies. Probably a Salarian with a energy pill addiction and LOT of free time.

Yeah, I could totally see a hopped up Salarian doing something like that. He'd probably say there is a 99.999999999% chance of us blowing to pieces in transit.

Heh heh. Nut jobs are such pessimists who are good at math....

[BuffPhantoms]

yeah imagine if you can play as Shepards child, cause you did get to have unprotected sex before the last mission.

[darkwolf0000]

Due to those ending I wont be buying a bioware game anytime soon in the next 10 years good chance dragon age 2 anyone now mass effect 3

[Zalbik]

There will be a ME4. That is one of the wonders of Science Fiction 

[alikilar]

BuffPhantoms wrote...

yeah imagine if you can play as Shepards child, cause you did get to have unprotected sex before the last mission.

hmm would be weird/and cool at the same time perhaps thats wht the old coot is saying when he says one more story =o

Modifié par alikilar, 12 mars 2012 - 03:56 .

[DemGeth]

No more M.E.'s. It was a great series, but it's time for it to end I think.

Time for a new I.P. next gen.

[CerberusSoldier]

alienatedflea wrote...

SandTrout wrote...

Good luck finding a market for it.

Intentional or not, a huge portion of the customer base is going to perceive the ending of ME3 as a slap to the face.

I do not understand why people though that shep's story would have a storybook ending?...the endings (while are sad) does fit with the hero theme...he rose to the occasion (mass effect 1)...he was on top of his game (mass effect 2) and his "fall" or sacriface for the greater good (mass effect 3)...I mean I do not know what the heck shep would do if the galaxy wasn't threatened by someone/something...what he will sit on his **** and watch tv...get fat with his LI...I dont think so...his ending was awesome...but you have to think about why the choices at the end were given if you do then you should come to peace about how it ended...

    





what end did Shepard really have . I mean seriously if you played the game and listened to the utterly stupid and dumb crap at the end . what you did in the game is pointless and has no meaning .

[crazyrabbits]

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

And you think that as soon as the Asari or the Turians or the humans would find one, use it and say "Gee these are pretty convienent"...

I don't think you understand what I'm saying, so I'll just lay it clear out...


SPOILERS


All the Mass Relays in the universe are destroyed in all three endings. There is literally no way anyone will be able to use them for hundreds, if not thousands of years. No one even knows what's needed to repair or build one. The entire system is toast, and everyone is back to slow FTL. There's nothing else in the galaxy capable of doing what the Mass Relays did - if there was, it would be a blatant retcon or deus ex machina.



END SPOILERS

Modifié par crazyrabbits, 12 mars 2012 - 04:01 .

[MedhiaNox]

@crazyrabbits: not entirely true about the travel.  ((SLIGHT SPOILERS))

Eezo is an energy source... we have different energy sources here on Earth right now.

While I think they would just re-invent the Mass Effect technology (sans Reapers - thank the Maker) - I don't think it would be some outrageous flaw if they came up with a new form of travel.

Modifié par MedhiaNox, 12 mars 2012 - 04:04 .

[FaWa]

My money's on a prequel. First contact wars?

[crazyrabbits]

MedhiaNox wrote...

@crazyrabbits: not entirely true about the travel.  ((SLIGHT SPOILERS))

Eezo is an energy source... we have different energy sources here on Earth right now.

While I think they would just re-invent the Mass Effect technology (sans Reapers - thank the Maker) - I don't think it would be some outrageous flaw if they came up with a new form of travel.

Even so, both Eezo and FTL are much slower than the Relays (I believe the ME wiki has the distance to Rannoch being something like 30-40 years with FTL).

As I said before, after the events of the game, any sudden discovery of transit technology in the short-term will be seen as either a retcon or a deus ex  machina.

Modifié par crazyrabbits, 12 mars 2012 - 04:05 .

[IndelibleJester]

I was prepared for a new character in the Mass Effect franchise (actually quite looking forward to it) - but after loving Bioware so long, if they don't fix Shep's ending (and I'm giving them plenty of time to do so), I doubt I'll be their customer anymore. And I don't really see the point of Mass Effect without the relays anyway.

Modifié par IndelibleJester, 12 mars 2012 - 04:07 .

[Moonshadow_Dark]

crazyrabbits wrote...

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

And you think that as soon as the Asari or the Turians or the humans would find one, use it and say "Gee these are pretty convienent"...

I don't think you understand what I'm saying, so I'll just lay it clear out...


SPOILERS


[REDACTED]



END SPOILERS

I am aware the ______ are busted. But you can't expect not ONE being in the ENTIRE Milky Way galaxy would have AT LEAST attempted to cross to the next galaxy over and hopefully render the ______ obsolete and cash in on that. There is a Salarian out there with the most INSANE SUGAR RUSH EVER and a dream of traveling to the next galaxy over and getting whatever is over there and bringing it back and showing it off to get some sweet fem Salarian tail. As long as there are women in the universe, there will be a guy trying to impress them. And nothing says "get with me" like inventing a better means of travel. That is why we have airplanes.

Modifié par Moonshadow_Dark, 12 mars 2012 - 04:12 .

[crazyrabbits]

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

I am aware the ______ are busted. But you can't expect not ONE being in the ENTIRE Milky Way galaxy would have AT LEAST attempted to cross to the next galaxy over and hopefully render the ______ obsolete and cash in on that.

So it's a deus ex machina. Fine. At least admit it's an a**pull.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

crazyrabbits wrote...

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

I am aware the ______ are busted. But you can't expect not ONE being in the ENTIRE Milky Way galaxy would have AT LEAST attempted to cross to the next galaxy over and hopefully render the ______ obsolete and cash in on that.

So it's a deus ex machina. Fine. At least admit it's an a**pull.

No a DEM would be if a ______ from the ______ survived the explosion and worked overtime to repair them all. And I stated earlier, the improved travel could be a prototype that we take on a madien voyage and it could nearly kill you with no current way back.

[crazyrabbits]

Okay, fine. Let's just agree to disagree.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

crazyrabbits wrote...

Okay, fine. Let's just agree to disagree.

Hey man, I'm just spitballin' stuff. I'm not saying my idea would work. It's just an idea.

/shrug

[Mr. Gogeta34]

Teddie Sage wrote...

There cannot be a fourth game if there's no... You know what? I don't even need to finish this sentence. People will know what I'm talking about.

If you can't play at the local recreation center, you play in your own backyard... regardless, you can still play.