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[Subject M]

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

Modifié par Subject M, 19 mars 2012 - 08:52 .

[Catroi]

I WANT DIS!!!!

so baaad =(

[GBGriffin]

Baihu1983 wrote...

For the die hard fans its a no brainer. We work hard enough over the 3 games we should be able to get a super good ending.

I agree with this. I'd even be fine with them leaving the current endings as is for the people who want to choose them, but adding an option for a "brighter" one with a Shep/LI reunion (or a Shep/crew + LI reunion ideally) doesn't hurt anyone imo. The people who want to pick the doom and gloom options can still do that, but the people who want to see their Shep in a "brighter" ending are free to pick that option based on their efforts.

Modifié par GBGriffin, 19 mars 2012 - 08:53 .

[Zwei133]

*deleted*, hit reply by accident.

Modifié par Zwei133, 19 mars 2012 - 08:54 .

[omntt]

...i think we all want that instead of killing geth, EDI and seeing a gasping body.

[Wowlock]

That was the beauty of the series, give everyone what they want ? They want to screw up their galaxy ? Let them.

They want to actually survive with the characters, LIs they care about ? For god sake LET THEM ! ...

[Chupambrico]

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

[Ariaya]

I have been thinking about this and I would like the have an ending option (option being the keyword) where Shepard could be alive and reunited with her LI. Kind of like the way Dragon Age Origins had several very different types of endings.

Options are good! (Bioware, I hope that you are listening!)

[Subject M]

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

The damage to earth and the rest of the galactic community makes the damage to the citadel look like washing your plate after dinner. Any ending worth its name must stay true to what has been happening. Thats why it can not end with everyone partying or sitting on a tropical beach with umbrella drinks. Everyone has lost someone close to them. It does not put you into party mode.

[Echo_V]

I want it to be an option for those who want it.

my paragon shepard deserves it! ...ah well, i would let her die anyway, since thane will be dead too^^

[nomoredruggs]

jbauck wrote...

Yes, I'm in favor of this ending.

I'm also in favor of the ending where the Reapers win, the ending where Shepard dies in LI's arms, the ending where LI dies in Shepard's arms, and my personal favorite: the ending where Shepard/LI are arguing over which one of them is going to jump into the Doom Pit that will kill the jumpee but also kill the Reapers, and Shepard's best friend says "name the first kid after me" and jumps in before anyone can stop it.

I hate the idea that, in a series where our choices matter, "Shepard Dies Stopping the Reapers" is the only option ... and y'know what? That's as trite and cliche at this point as the "puppies and rainbows" ending. There are lots of different Shepards, and having a range of endings where the player is in control of picking the >right< ending for their Shepard would be better. Some of my Shepards should die - some of them should live happily ever after.

This.Seriously.

[Annora]

To be honest, no. I wouldn't want that, and I would've been pretty disappointed with that kind of ending. It's so anti-climactic.

[Chupambrico]

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

The damage to earth and the rest of the galactic community makes the damage to the citadel look like washing your plate after dinner. Any ending worth its name must stay true to what has been happening. Thats why it can not end with everyone partying or sitting on a tropical beach with umbrella drinks. Everyone has lost someone close to them. It does not put you into party mode.

Well, I didn't say ONLY this ending... I think this comes from a thing called "mono-ending/almost mono-ending games"; Why don't put that ending in? It's a choice, to make a more complete and fair-to-all game, if they have time they should put all the endings they think of in it.

And, what the hell, you just beated the Reapers! Be proud of it and party!

Modifié par Chupambrico, 19 mars 2012 - 09:19 .

[Zunzun]

As an option, of course.

End of the trilogy, I guess there can be a lot of differences between endings.

[Chupambrico]

Zunzun wrote...

As an option, of course.

End of the trilogy, I guess there can be a lot of differences between endings.

I want to think that the special ingredients I bought for Mess Sergeant Gardner deeply changed the trilogy ending

[Subject M]

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

The damage to earth and the rest of the galactic community makes the damage to the citadel look like washing your plate after dinner. Any ending worth its name must stay true to what has been happening. Thats why it can not end with everyone partying or sitting on a tropical beach with umbrella drinks. Everyone has lost someone close to them. It does not put you into party mode.

Well, I didn't say ONLY this ending... I think this comes from a thing called "mono-ending/almost mono-ending games"; Why don't put that ending in? It's a choice, to make a more complete and fair-to-all game, if they have time they should put all the endings they think of in it.

And, what the hell, you just beated the Reapers! Be proud of it and party!

Its not much of a choice as the story lines does not lead up to it in the game.
Such an ending would betray the charcters and the plot. Its simply not supported by the context and would come of as bizzare, as they would not care about  what has happened.
Sure, if everyone had been portayed as very immature or generally careless about everything except blowing up the reapers with big guns, sure. But that is not where we are at.

I am of course for the option of an happy ending, as long as it takes place within the setting and context of the
game and respects the overall story.

Modifié par Subject M, 19 mars 2012 - 09:38 .

[Ender99]

Yes! I have been a loyal customer of the Mass Effect franchise for 5 years, and if I want a happy ending, then damn it I should be able to get a happy ending!

Hold the line!

[Dunizel]

It should have been an option.
I am all for tragedy, drama, and bittersweet endings, but for some of my Shepards I would have liked a different end.
And after all, if the endings are these ones we got now and there are really no indoctrinations theories and whatnot, I'm more sad for the fate of our LI than for our Shepards. The ME1 LI even lose Shepard AGAIN. Really, after all they have been through, I would have liked some sort of not-so-tragic ending.
I don't know if I'll ever find the courage to play the game again, affter all, why should I bother if in the end whataver I import I end up like that...but if I'll ever play again, maybe it will be with a Shepard that will refuse any kind of romance just to avoid pain to others.

[Chupambrico]

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

The damage to earth and the rest of the galactic community makes the damage to the citadel look like washing your plate after dinner. Any ending worth its name must stay true to what has been happening. Thats why it can not end with everyone partying or sitting on a tropical beach with umbrella drinks. Everyone has lost someone close to them. It does not put you into party mode.

Well, I didn't say ONLY this ending... I think this comes from a thing called "mono-ending/almost mono-ending games"; Why don't put that ending in? It's a choice, to make a more complete and fair-to-all game, if they have time they should put all the endings they think of in it.

And, what the hell, you just beated the Reapers! Be proud of it and party!

Its not much of a choice as the story lines does not lead up to it in the game.
Such an ending would betray the charcters and the plot. Its simply not supported by the context and would come of as bizzare, as they would not care about  what has happened.
Sure, if everyone had been portayed as very immature or generally careless about everything except blowing up the reapers with big guns, sure. But that is not where we are at.

I am of course for the option of an happy ending, as long as it takes place within the setting and context of the
game and respects the overall story.

I must admit my will to quote all this was half joke half serious, and I also admit there should be a variety of endings within a logical limit. To satisfy everybody it should contain also illogical endings, but it would mean, possibly, infinite endings, and that's clearly not possible (at least for our technology). I just ask for the most "espected" ones.

[Creepter]

jbauck wrote...

Yes, I'm in favor of this ending.

I'm also in favor of the ending where the Reapers win, the ending where Shepard dies in LI's arms, the ending where LI dies in Shepard's arms, and my personal favorite: the ending where Shepard/LI are arguing over which one of them is going to jump into the Doom Pit that will kill the jumpee but also kill the Reapers, and Shepard's best friend says "name the first kid after me" and jumps in before anyone can stop it.

I hate the idea that, in a series where our choices matter, "Shepard Dies Stopping the Reapers" is the only option ... and y'know what? That's as trite and cliche at this point as the "puppies and rainbows" ending. There are lots of different Shepards, and having a range of endings where the player is in control of picking the >right< ending for their Shepard would be better. Some of my Shepards should die - some of them should live happily ever after.

My thoughts exactly.
Options, man, options!

That is exactly what I went into Mass Effect 3 hoping for. In a series that's focused on letting you make your own choises and that has allowed roleplaying so brilliantly... why were we slapped with the current crappy ending?
The above is what should've been in the ending since day one, not a poorly written and worse thought out trio of retard choices.

[Subject M]

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

Chupambrico wrote...

Subject M wrote...

warlock22 wrote...



Is this asking to much as an option?

I hate to say it, but YES.

This is unfortunately asking for too much. I am sorry.

Why? Because mordin dies. He is either killed by outside agression or chooses to sacrifice himself to redeem himself and help the Krogan. And because Earth looks to untouched by war end devestation and that there is no wreckages in orbit.

Well, that's because it's after the Cerberus-tech/Shepard-style reconstruction of Mordin, and obviously after Earth restorage, maybe the 1st anniversary...:happy:

You mean the 100 year anniversary of the victory and they all have aged very well?

I think we all know they haven't described how fast they could rebild something (think of the citadel between 1 and 2), and from there you can only see no wrecks and clouds...

The damage to earth and the rest of the galactic community makes the damage to the citadel look like washing your plate after dinner. Any ending worth its name must stay true to what has been happening. Thats why it can not end with everyone partying or sitting on a tropical beach with umbrella drinks. Everyone has lost someone close to them. It does not put you into party mode.

Well, I didn't say ONLY this ending... I think this comes from a thing called "mono-ending/almost mono-ending games"; Why don't put that ending in? It's a choice, to make a more complete and fair-to-all game, if they have time they should put all the endings they think of in it.

And, what the hell, you just beated the Reapers! Be proud of it and party!

Its not much of a choice as the story lines does not lead up to it in the game.
Such an ending would betray the charcters and the plot. Its simply not supported by the context and would come of as bizzare, as they would not care about  what has happened.
Sure, if everyone had been portayed as very immature or generally careless about everything except blowing up the reapers with big guns, sure. But that is not where we are at.

I am of course for the option of an happy ending, as long as it takes place within the setting and context of the
game and respects the overall story.

I must admit my will to quote all this was half joke half serious, and I also admit there should be a variety of endings within a logical limit. To satisfy everybody it should contain also illogical endings, but it would mean, possibly, infinite endings, and that's clearly not possible (at least for our technology). I just ask for the most "espected" ones.

Then we are in agreement.

[dos1990]

ofcourse, if the endings had shepard and kaidan living happily ever after id have been fine with it. but we dont know what happened to shep or his LI!

[Chupambrico]

Creepter wrote...

jbauck wrote...

Yes, I'm in favor of this ending.

I'm also in favor of the ending where the Reapers win, the ending where Shepard dies in LI's arms, the ending where LI dies in Shepard's arms, and my personal favorite: the ending where Shepard/LI are arguing over which one of them is going to jump into the Doom Pit that will kill the jumpee but also kill the Reapers, and Shepard's best friend says "name the first kid after me" and jumps in before anyone can stop it.

I hate the idea that, in a series where our choices matter, "Shepard Dies Stopping the Reapers" is the only option ... and y'know what? That's as trite and cliche at this point as the "puppies and rainbows" ending. There are lots of different Shepards, and having a range of endings where the player is in control of picking the >right< ending for their Shepard would be better. Some of my Shepards should die - some of them should live happily ever after.

My thoughts exactly.
Options, man, options!

That is exactly what I went into Mass Effect 3 hoping for. In a series that's focused on letting you make your own choises and that has allowed roleplaying so brilliantly... why were we slapped with the current crappy ending?
The above is what should've been in the ending since day one, not a poorly written and worse thought out trio of retard choices.

Tastes, my friend, tastes. Today people just want to play Call of duty, Battlefield, just-say-me-what-to-do-and-I-will-do-it games. Just look at the FPS story option, no choiches during dialogs...

[Sodrer]

I want to see my little blue childrens!!!