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[Naked David]

Citizen Q wrote...

Naked David wrote...

ROFL! This war was supposed to be impossible. Eons of life has been eradicated by the Reapers and Shep is just supposed to dominate them and dry hump his love interest at the end? I'll stick to the current ending.

War is all about sacrifice. The fact that you guys think that this is even an option is mind blowing.

It wasn't the ending that bothered me. It was the fact that your decisions throughout ME1 and ME2 didn't make a real impact on the games endings. All that mattered were your War Assets. And you can get near infinite War Assets playing multiplayer.

Way to miss the point bro...

In the end, the desire for your Shep to survive, and for his/her Significant Other to survive should have been counter balanced with a sacrifice.

IE. Are you willing to sacrifice another member of your team for them, Ala Virmire. Though, seeing as how this is supposed to be a near unwinnable war, the stakes would need to be higher, like I stated in my above post.

Would sacrifice the rest of your team for them?

What about an entire refugee camp?

A fully manned dreadnaught or liveship?

The outcome of these could have been influenced by the EMS as well as other factors.

Chose your LI over a Quarian Liveship? Okay, did you unite the Geth and Quarians? And is your EMS>3000?  If both these conditions are met then maybe the Geth swoop in to Evac the survivors from the ship, if not, then all the Quarians on that ship die.

These are the types of choices and consequences we SHOULD have gotten from the ending. Not multi-colored space magic.

Point was clear. Everyone here is just not grasping how impossible it was to stop the reapers. But its not your fault. Your spoiled after being able to save everyone on a "Suicide Mission" in ME2. Most people have already sacraficed entire races. Some of your squadmates sacraficed their lives just for the "CHANCE" that you may stop the Reapers.

Happiness after this confilct was never an option. After losing so many squadmates you should have realized that. I'm ashamed to see that you guys cannot fully grasp how much of an accomplishment it was to "Stop the Cycle".

[anexanhume]

It would be nice if that were a 100% completion result or something hard to attain. I just want an ending where something sensical happens with the normandy and its crew and Shepard can actually choose what to say to star child and defy him if he so chooses.

[DoctorCrowtgamer]

i really don't think the people who liked the ending are understanding those of us who didn't. i don't want to take your ending away from you,i just want options like I had in the last games that reflect the choices my Shepard made. that is all. I am fine for a hero to die but in this type of story that I put so much work into I want the OPTION I am not trying to get it required to have the hero die making the galaxy a better a place.

[Richard STIHL]

if shep and his LI were to come out of the normandy at then end, i would be 100% happy with the ending.

Modifié par Richard STIHL, 14 mars 2012 - 03:53 .

[warlock22]

goose2989 wrote...

Duh, and or hello? That's what so many of us do want buddy. At least have the option in the game. Mass Effect is so big on choice, so where is it?

 My question exactly. I saw this on ign today and it looks like we might get the happy ending that we want. It is a interview with Casey Hudson.  

   http://xbox360.ign.c.../1220712p1.html

[warlock22]

Naked David wrote...

Citizen Q wrote...

Naked David wrote...

ROFL! This war was supposed to be impossible. Eons of life has been eradicated by the Reapers and Shep is just supposed to dominate them and dry hump his love interest at the end? I'll stick to the current ending.

War is all about sacrifice. The fact that you guys think that this is even an option is mind blowing.

It wasn't the ending that bothered me. It was the fact that your decisions throughout ME1 and ME2 didn't make a real impact on the games endings. All that mattered were your War Assets. And you can get near infinite War Assets playing multiplayer.

Way to miss the point bro...

In the end, the desire for your Shep to survive, and for his/her Significant Other to survive should have been counter balanced with a sacrifice.

IE. Are you willing to sacrifice another member of your team for them, Ala Virmire. Though, seeing as how this is supposed to be a near unwinnable war, the stakes would need to be higher, like I stated in my above post.

Would sacrifice the rest of your team for them?

What about an entire refugee camp?

A fully manned dreadnaught or liveship?

The outcome of these could have been influenced by the EMS as well as other factors.

Chose your LI over a Quarian Liveship? Okay, did you unite the Geth and Quarians? And is your EMS>3000?  If both these conditions are met then maybe the Geth swoop in to Evac the survivors from the ship, if not, then all the Quarians on that ship die.

These are the types of choices and consequences we SHOULD have gotten from the ending. Not multi-colored space magic.

Point was clear. Everyone here is just not grasping how impossible it was to stop the reapers. But its not your fault. Your spoiled after being able to save everyone on a "Suicide Mission" in ME2. Most people have already sacraficed entire races. Some of your squadmates sacraficed their lives just for the "CHANCE" that you may stop the Reapers.

Happiness after this confilct was never an option. After losing so many squadmates you should have realized that. I'm ashamed to see that you guys cannot fully grasp how much of an accomplishment it was to "Stop the Cycle".

 Ok so im tired of ppl like you not getting it so here just watch this video, this guys says it all about how we feel. Sheperd has done the impossible many times before and he can do it again and be alive.

   

[Skypezee]

MattFini wrote...

Actually, to be honest, I didn't really care so much about this aspect ... at first.

But, honestly, after reading how important this is to an overwhelming majority of people here, I started to think more on it. And it would be nice to have the option. Why the hell not?

If that was Mass Effect to you, it should be your choice to have that ending.

That basically summarizes what I wanted to say and I think a lot of people who criticized us for disliking the endings have forgotten this point.

Mass Effect 3 was about choices. To say that "shepard has to die"  in the end is silly because the series prided itself on choices having impact. If I or anyone else had worked hard for the best possible outcome or had an LI, what's wrong with having an ending that reflects that?

Yes, I did care a lot for Kaidan and I did expect the kind of ending where Shepard and Kaidan reunite after a hard battle.

[2484Stryker]

I would want that as ONE of the possible endings, but it wouldn't be my preferred ending. And it isn't why I dislike the ending.

[warlock22]

Eirzara wrote...

*Sigh* "little blue children"...

...what happened to the ending with the little blue children Shepard wanted with Liara!

 I know right!  So very upsetting...

[Skypezee]

2484Stryker wrote...

I would want that as ONE of the possible endings, but it wouldn't be my preferred ending. And it isn't why I dislike the ending.

I don't think people are saying that it should be the only ending XP People just want that option if that is what they worked for.

People just want to have at least one ending that is a really good ending (and maybe even one ending that is just bitter sweet). Not all of the endings have to be dark and depressing.

[nitefyre410]

Yes I would have loved for My Shepard and Tali to settle down either on Ranoach or Earth with orphanage for children displaced by the war... maybe my Shepard goes and Teaches at Grissim Academy afterwards..

just a nice quiet life - doing something other than fighting and destroying but creating.

[TheJediSaint]

I'm for any ending that makes sense, no matter how depressing it may be.

[warlock22]

Eirzara wrote...


This bugs me, especially when Liara smiles like there is nothing wrong and Shepard is right there or something.

Yes that really botherd me alot, It like shes not sad that im gone does she even know what happend to me, I didnt like that at all!

[DoctorCrowtgamer]

Skypezee wrote...

MattFini wrote...

Actually, to be honest, I didn't really care so much about this aspect ... at first.

But, honestly, after reading how important this is to an overwhelming majority of people here, I started to think more on it. And it would be nice to have the option. Why the hell not?

If that was Mass Effect to you, it should be your choice to have that ending.

That basically summarizes what I wanted to say and I think a lot of people who criticized us for disliking the endings have forgotten this point.

Mass Effect 3 was about choices. To say that "shepard has to die"  in the end is silly because the series prided itself on choices having impact. If I or anyone else had worked hard for the best possible outcome or had an LI, what's wrong with having an ending that reflects that?

Yes, I did care a lot for Kaidan and I did expect the kind of ending where Shepard and Kaidan reunite after a hard battle.

Yes exactly no one is trying to force a happy endin gon anyone.  I just want one as an option.  upt o this point every story point in Mass Effect has given us a choice,why no choice now?  You want to make a depressing ending the default?  I am fine with that just give me the option to have a happy ending with out playing Multiplayer,that is what they told me I would get and it is the reason I spent $80 and 30 hours playing this game.

[xeNNN]

Kronner wrote...

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

haha yes! self delusion is the key!

[Alpha revan]

It's what I was fighting for, I wanted my Shep to maybe settle down with LI, possibly become the new human counselor or something....

[DoctorCrowtgamer]

Alpha revan wrote...

It's what I was fighting for, I wanted my Shep to maybe settle down with LI, possibly become the new human counselor or something....

Yeah that seems likje a good idea for the ending for me. It seems like the perfect job for Shepard would be keeping the peace between sll the race he brought together.  Plus a lot of Mass Effect's basic story was taken from Babylon 5 any way so why not steal the ending from that show as well.

[Firmijn]

clonedoriginzero wrote...

i did get that ending...

i destroyed the reapers. search and rescue crews saved shepard who was still alive on the citadel.
normandy and crew crashed on sur'kesh (which is easily within FTL distance). they fixed up the normandy and flew back to earth, took awhile. while shepard recovered in a hospital on earth and started helping oversee the rebuilding process.

Same here.
Search and rescue was in this case done by LI Jack and her biotic students.

[Tony Redgrave]

Naked David wrote...
Point was clear. Everyone here is just not grasping how impossible it was to stop the reapers. But its not your fault. Your spoiled after being able to save everyone on a "Suicide Mission" in ME2. Most people have already sacraficed entire races. Some of your squadmates sacraficed their lives just for the "CHANCE" that you may stop the Reapers.

Happiness after this confilct was never an option. After losing so many squadmates you should have realized that. I'm ashamed to see that you guys cannot fully grasp how much of an accomplishment it was to "Stop the Cycle".

This has got to be the most arrogant generalisation I have read on these forums since this whole thing started.
Where do you get off on claiming that "everyone" here just don't get it?

I have no illusions as to what this fictional war would cost, sacrifice? Billions of lives across the galaxy are lost, entire planets, entire civilizations, entire races are gone. Earth, Palavin, Thessia and countless more worlds lay in ruin. Close friends gave their lives in the hope for a way to stop the Reapers so that their friends would have just that more of a chance to live.
We got sacrifice, suffering, pain and horror, we got that covered.

We all know this, we played the same games you did. And lets not forgett, these are games and Shepard lives in the "perfect" ending.
These are games we were told we would get to play our way and decide the outcome our way. They got it all right up until the very finale, the moment where everything is supposed to come together for the entire saga.

Is it so goddamn wrong of us to wish for a possibility in the endings where we see, if even just for a moment, our heroes reunited with his/her significant other? With the aftermath of the Reapers, yes, happiness will be brief. But just for that moment we get atleast some closure on our heros story.

Now if they could sort out the giant gaping plot hole that is the rest of the ending we are golden...

Modifié par Spaz85, 14 mars 2012 - 06:11 .

[Darthbill52]

I am still opting for an ending like this ..

[DoctorCrowtgamer]

Spaz85 wrote...

Naked David wrote...
Point was clear. Everyone here is just not grasping how impossible it was to stop the reapers. But its not your fault. Your spoiled after being able to save everyone on a "Suicide Mission" in ME2. Most people have already sacraficed entire races. Some of your squadmates sacraficed their lives just for the "CHANCE" that you may stop the Reapers.

Happiness after this confilct was never an option. After losing so many squadmates you should have realized that. I'm ashamed to see that you guys cannot fully grasp how much of an accomplishment it was to "Stop the Cycle".

This has got to be the most arrogant generalisation I have read on these forums since this whole thing started.
Where do you get off on claiming that "everyone" here just don't get it?

I have no illusions as to what this fictional war would cost, sacrifice? Billions of lives across the galaxy are lost, entire planets, entire civilizations, entire races are gone. Earth, Palavin, Thessia and countless more worlds lay in ruin. Close friends gave their lives in the hope for a way to stop the Reapers so that their friends would have just that more of a chance to live.
We got sacrifice, suffering, pain and horror, we got that covered.

We all know this, we played the same games you did. And lets not forgett, these are games and Shepard lives in the "perfect" ending.
These are games we were told we would get to play our way and decide the outcome our way. They got it all right up until the very finale, the moment where everything is supposed to come together for the entire saga.

Is it so goddamn wrong of us to wish for a possibility in the endings where we see, if even just for a moment, our heroes reunited with his/her significant other? With the aftermath of the Reapers, yes, happiness will be brief. But just for that moment we get atleast some closure on our heros story.

Now if they could sort out the giant gaping plot hole that is the rest of the ending we are golden...

Well said,Well said!

[Negix]

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 -.-

[BrowncoatN7]

There should at least be an option for a happy ending, even if we have to work our butts off in order to get it. My poor Shepard certainly deserves some peace and quiet with Liara after all that she has done.