http://www.ign.com/blogs/jess-ign
We are "babsolutly(?) entitled" whiners for having issues with the ending. Which, in the same post, she admits to not having reached yet.
Modifié par Ibn_Shisha, 02 avril 2012 - 08:29 .
Modifié par Ibn_Shisha, 02 avril 2012 - 08:29 .
Modifié par PedEgg, 02 avril 2012 - 09:30 .
PedEgg wrote...
I made a mistake by entering into the thread about her blog post... that turned into a ****storm very quickly.
I still haven't read it for myself because I refuse to give her or IGN hits atm. Thankfully other people have quoted her(babsolutely? Must be a typo right? Because the letters are right next to eachother... Haha.).
Ibn_Shisha wrote...
The thread I think you are referring to is gone now. I found it on a thread that originally was about feeling sorry for her, lol. Needless to say, that has mostly changed.
Modifié par Madecologist, 02 avril 2012 - 10:20 .
Madecologist wrote...
I have some good news, well can be seen as good news.
Now as you many know so called game 'journalists' have been having a fun time making fun of us. Heck Destructoid liked ripping into us for days without end on their stream videos, and constant editorials that varied from somewhat harsh (on a good day) to outright offensive.
Well one of them sort of came around.... to be fair he probably was less bad than some of his collegues, but not by much and did have his fair shair of highly offensive comments against the fanbase. But... he.. did 90 degree turn (not a 180, but still a shift).
Comments he made were:
- Yes the Ending was terrible.
- Fan can complain and they can 'ask' for quality.
- Though a studio can choose to not change a ending, nothing stops them from doing it if they do want to. Also pissing off fans too much can be bad for business.
- He does say games are art, but art can be changed and there is no taboo in changing one's own art. It stays art, and art is about expression so really there is no rule that dictates what you can and can not do.
- He admits that at first he thought we were just a bunch of whinners that just wanted a happy ending, but after further investigation realises as a whole we just want a proper ending and that our complaints and requests are mostly reasonable (however, he still mentions he doesn't agree with people that just want a happy ending).
- He also makes a huge point that video games tend to have crappy endings in general and that perhaps video game studios will place serious thoughts in having proper and good quality endings in the future (though he doubts it will have an effect, one can always try).
I think this is important because someone that was clearly oppossed to us and works at a site thet actively insulted us coming around a little and saying we do have legitimate reasons and requests, and that changing the end would not be 'destroying art'. Heck even says perhaps Bioware should do it.
It should be noted he doesn't believe the fans should dictate what the ending should be, it is still Bioware's choice what the endings will be. However, by all means we can ask for a better and proper ending.
I am referring to Jim Sterling and the Jimquisition up on the Escapist Magazine. All in all, I consider his latest video a small step in the right direction and a small victory to us.
Modifié par PedEgg, 02 avril 2012 - 11:30 .
Madecologist wrote...
I have some good news, well can be seen as good news.
Now as you many know so called game 'journalists' have been having a fun time making fun of us. Heck Destructoid liked ripping into us for days without end on their stream videos, and constant editorials that varied from somewhat harsh (on a good day) to outright offensive.
Well one of them sort of came around.... to be fair he probably was less bad than some of his collegues, but not by much and did have his fair shair of highly offensive comments against the fanbase. But... he.. did 90 degree turn (not a 180, but still a shift).
Comments he made were:
- Yes the Ending was terrible.
- Fan can complain and they can 'ask' for quality.
- Though a studio can choose to not change a ending, nothing stops them from doing it if they do want to. Also pissing off fans too much can be bad for business.
- He does say games are art, but art can be changed and there is no taboo in changing one's own art. It stays art, and art is about expression so really there is no rule that dictates what you can and can not do.
- He admits that at first he thought we were just a bunch of whinners that just wanted a happy ending, but after further investigation realises as a whole we just want a proper ending and that our complaints and requests are mostly reasonable (however, he still mentions he doesn't agree with people that just want a happy ending).
- He also makes a huge point that video games tend to have crappy endings in general and that perhaps video game studios will place serious thoughts in having proper and good quality endings in the future (though he doubts it will have an effect, one can always try).
I think this is important because someone that was clearly oppossed to us and works at a site thet actively insulted us coming around a little and saying we do have legitimate reasons and requests, and that changing the end would not be 'destroying art'. Heck even says perhaps Bioware should do it.
It should be noted he doesn't believe the fans should dictate what the ending should be, it is still Bioware's choice what the endings will be. However, by all means we can ask for a better and proper ending.
I am referring to Jim Sterling and the Jimquisition up on the Escapist Magazine. All in all, I consider his latest video a small step in the right direction and a small victory to us.
As cool as he is, I don't expect most VAs are kept in any sort of loop. Based on the VAs interviews, you can tell none/few of them actually play Mass Effect.PedEgg wrote...
You monsters. You can give me a crappy ending and day one DLC, but this?!
All in good fun. Still. Why Bioware? Why?
Modifié par Madecologist, 02 avril 2012 - 11:57 .
Modifié par MKantor, 03 avril 2012 - 12:23 .
PedEgg wrote...
Hahah, guys, I wasn't being serious(melodramatic mostly). Although later on in the thread someone mentioned they talked to him and he had found out and suggested they could write a letter to Bioware about it.
Anyway, someone found an old Game Informer article with a story on the then upcoming game, Mass Effect 3 and they found some interesting quotes from the article.
Modifié par PedEgg, 03 avril 2012 - 09:26 .