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[die-yng]

Like I saind and other's said. We were promised multiple endings. No reason why there shouldn't be a fluffy, romantic ending among them.

You could make it really hard to get (like even needing more than 7000 EMS) or the like.

I really don't understand, when ME was all about the different choices you made and how you achieved your results, why deviate from that succesful format in the last 20 minutes of a game?

Everyone could have the ending they desired, even if you had to use a walkthrough to get there.

[warlock22]

die-yng wrote...

Like I saind and other's said. We were promised multiple endings. No reason why there shouldn't be a fluffy, romantic ending among them.

You could make it really hard to get (like even needing more than 7000 EMS) or the like.

I really don't understand, when ME was all about the different choices you made and how you achieved your results, why deviate from that succesful format in the last 20 minutes of a game?

Everyone could have the ending they desired, even if you had to use a walkthrough to get there.

 Yes. I would want to have my happy ending be a challenge to get. I would like it better that way, just like the other games were.

[Pwillig]

No, the world already isn't a miserable enough place.  Why would I want to escape that and have a controllable happy ending in one of my means of escape from the daily rat race?

[frostajulie]

Need you ask. This was to be the closure I wanted for Killian. Heros death for JD and Happily ever after for Killian.

Now my only playthru will be Cali the destroyer my ME3 only roll. I took the advice of a developer and played my first playtrhru with a new SHepard. I'm glad I did that. JD and and Killian need never suffer this mockery of justice this abortion of hope.

I am really really sad right now.

[Fair34]

This is what I've been looking forward to since ME1 plus Shepard swore up and down to Liara that he/she would always come back.

[N7racer]

I think it should have been made avaliable better than what we got anyway

[Ivikatasha]

Yes!

I am hoping that scene with Liara means she is pregnant. I want to see my blue kids running around!

[NaastyNZL]

It should be avaliable, but it should cost you however.

[Miekkas]

I'd like to quote myself:

"Shepard does not have to live or die. Both have an equally important place in stories if they're written properly. Read Lord of the Rings for a great example, or watch the movies if you're feeling lazy.. Everyone lives with some exceptions, and it is a relatively happy ending. But everyone, especially the main character Frodo, is left permanently scarred emotionally, physically, and mentally. In the end however, he and the others live and find peace after all of the trials. The key is delivering a meanful ending that shows you CAN achieve a happy ending, albiet a little bittersweet. The hero and all his or her friends do not have to die to give a deep and meanful ending. Look at Shepard: by the end of the game, his home has been scorned to ash, half his friends are dead, he's probably suffering PTSD, and has been dead. At best, his ending is bittersweet even if he achieves a "happy" ending with him living along with his remaining friends and making lots of blue babies (haha). This would enable truly devoted fans to achieve an ending where they feel their time and efforts were worth it and reasserting the theme in the two previous games that if you fight hard enough, you and your friends CAN overcome anything thrown at you with hopefully most or all of them surviving. The current ending does not keep this consistent theme."

[Shepard Wins]

Miekkas wrote...

I'd like to quote myself:

"Shepard does not have to live or die. Both have an equally important place in stories if they're written properly. Read Lord of the Rings for a great example, or watch the movies if you're feeling lazy.. Everyone lives with some exceptions, and it is a relatively happy ending. But everyone, especially the main character Frodo, is left permanently scarred emotionally, physically, and mentally. In the end however, he and the others live and find peace after all of the trials. The key is delivering a meanful ending that shows you CAN achieve a happy ending, albiet a little bittersweet. The hero and all his or her friends do not have to die to give a deep and meanful ending. Look at Shepard: by the end of the game, his home has been scorned to ash, half his friends are dead, he's probably suffering PTSD, and has been dead. At best, his ending is bittersweet even if he achieves a "happy" ending with him living along with his remaining friends and making lots of blue babies (haha). This would enable truly devoted fans to achieve an ending where they feel their time and efforts were worth it and reasserting the theme in the two previous games that if you fight hard enough, you and your friends CAN overcome anything thrown at you with hopefully most or all of them surviving. The current ending does not keep this consistent theme."

By the Goddess, THIS x100. Thank you.

[UrdnotGrunty2]

Miekkas wrote...

I'd like to quote myself:

"Shepard does not have to live or die. Both have an equally important place in stories if they're written properly. Read Lord of the Rings for a great example, or watch the movies if you're feeling lazy.. Everyone lives with some exceptions, and it is a relatively happy ending. But everyone, especially the main character Frodo, is left permanently scarred emotionally, physically, and mentally. In the end however, he and the others live and find peace after all of the trials. The key is delivering a meanful ending that shows you CAN achieve a happy ending, albiet a little bittersweet. The hero and all his or her friends do not have to die to give a deep and meanful ending. Look at Shepard: by the end of the game, his home has been scorned to ash, half his friends are dead, he's probably suffering PTSD, and has been dead. At best, his ending is bittersweet even if he achieves a "happy" ending with him living along with his remaining friends and making lots of blue babies (haha). This would enable truly devoted fans to achieve an ending where they feel their time and efforts were worth it and reasserting the theme in the two previous games that if you fight hard enough, you and your friends CAN overcome anything thrown at you with hopefully most or all of them surviving. The current ending does not keep this consistent theme."

Yes!  Seriously and think of the Odyssey that was an epic, and Odysseus didn't die last time I remembered.

[bronzerevolution]

warlock22 wrote...

die-yng wrote...

Like I saind and other's said. We were promised multiple endings. No reason why there shouldn't be a fluffy, romantic ending among them.

You could make it really hard to get (like even needing more than 7000 EMS) or the like.

I really don't understand, when ME was all about the different choices you made and how you achieved your results, why deviate from that succesful format in the last 20 minutes of a game?

Everyone could have the ending they desired, even if you had to use a walkthrough to get there.

 Yes. I would want to have my happy ending be a challenge to get. I would like it better that way, just like the other games were.

Exactly. In Mass Effect 2, you either made a big effort and saved as many people as possible; or you failed and everyone dies.
In ME3, there is just no variation in ending - Relays destroyed in all three; Stranded on island in all three; Shepard effectively dies in all three (there's no 100% confirmation the breathing body is Shep). So much for decisions and implications...

[sanmar]

Kronner wrote...

You can get this ending if you want to. It's all in your head

This. In my headcanon Kaidan rescues Shepard.
I know I'm such a hopeless romantic.

[dsl08002]

Yes and i want to see a epilouge of how your choices has had any effect

[The Almighty Ali]

As one of the endings based on the choices you make and assets you've gathered, sure.

[Joryn01]

Miekkas wrote...

I'd like to quote myself:

"Shepard does not have to live or die. Both have an equally important place in stories if they're written properly. Read Lord of the Rings for a great example, or watch the movies if you're feeling lazy.. Everyone lives with some exceptions, and it is a relatively happy ending. But everyone, especially the main character Frodo, is left permanently scarred emotionally, physically, and mentally. In the end however, he and the others live and find peace after all of the trials. The key is delivering a meanful ending that shows you CAN achieve a happy ending, albiet a little bittersweet. The hero and all his or her friends do not have to die to give a deep and meanful ending. Look at Shepard: by the end of the game, his home has been scorned to ash, half his friends are dead, he's probably suffering PTSD, and has been dead. At best, his ending is bittersweet even if he achieves a "happy" ending with him living along with his remaining friends and making lots of blue babies (haha). This would enable truly devoted fans to achieve an ending where they feel their time and efforts were worth it and reasserting the theme in the two previous games that if you fight hard enough, you and your friends CAN overcome anything thrown at you with hopefully most or all of them surviving. The current ending does not keep this consistent theme."

Well done.

[Ianamus]

 After everything Shepard went through he/she deserved at least this. Even if they are stuck on Earth with their LI at least they'd have each other. Having the LI stranded in the middle of nowhere for no reason was the worst possible thing they could have done!

Modifié par EJ107, 15 mars 2012 - 10:49 .

[Dark Wyn]

I still want to hope.
It's all I have left and after this wreck of a day, it's not much.
But I still cling to it.

[118Cashmore]

Hell yeh, I was pushing so i would see those tiny blue children running around, thats what my character was fighting for...

[Drak41n]

Bioware gonna kill shepard no matter what! Or at the very best leave his survival in an ambiguous limbo. They're basically like Egon from Ghostbusters 2 when he takes the puppy away. BIOWARE TOOK OUR PUPPY SHEPARD AWAY!!!

Modifié par Drak41n, 15 mars 2012 - 10:52 .

[SweetJeeba]

The whole LI with a mass effect 2 character is why I thought there would be more.

Did anyone keep Miranda as a love interest? How did that go? It felt more like tacked on DLC than a serious appearance when she popped up.

[lady_v23]

Yes. I promised Liara a lot of little blue children!

[nomoredruggs]

Negix wrote...

I dont know. Would be nice, but its not necessity. Its war, and war is brutal. Its unfair. Deal with it. Shepard dying 100%, creating loads of mourn etc wouldve been a truly unforgettable experience, This is... I dont even know what this is supposed to be -.-

While I agree that seeing our Shepard die and our friends and LI mourning her/him would be an emotional ending while still offering some closure and being a fitting ending to the story, I still think we should have a choice on the matter.
I mean come on, I get to choose the fate of entire races and I don't get to decide the fate of my on  character in the end?

[DoctorCrowtgamer]

Miekkas wrote...

I'd like to quote myself:

"Shepard does not have to live or die. Both have an equally important place in stories if they're written properly. Read Lord of the Rings for a great example, or watch the movies if you're feeling lazy.. Everyone lives with some exceptions, and it is a relatively happy ending. But everyone, especially the main character Frodo, is left permanently scarred emotionally, physically, and mentally. In the end however, he and the others live and find peace after all of the trials. The key is delivering a meanful ending that shows you CAN achieve a happy ending, albiet a little bittersweet. The hero and all his or her friends do not have to die to give a deep and meanful ending. Look at Shepard: by the end of the game, his home has been scorned to ash, half his friends are dead, he's probably suffering PTSD, and has been dead. At best, his ending is bittersweet even if he achieves a "happy" ending with him living along with his remaining friends and making lots of blue babies (haha). This would enable truly devoted fans to achieve an ending where they feel their time and efforts were worth it and reasserting the theme in the two previous games that if you fight hard enough, you and your friends CAN overcome anything thrown at you with hopefully most or all of them surviving. The current ending does not keep this consistent theme."

Well said!

Also look at Star Trek 2. Only one main character died in that and everyone else was fine but it still left tears in people's eyes and left the victory feeling bitter sweet.

Killing everyone off does not make your story more adult or better.

[warlock22]

Fair34 wrote...

This is what I've been looking forward to since ME1 plus Shepard swore up and down to Liara that he/she would always come back.

 Yep!