Lady Levias wrote...
Glad I'm not the only one...xX N7 Xx wrote...
I havent been able to sleep or think properly, so I havent touched a console since I completed it. It's messing me up.
dont worry your not, i feel the same.
Anyone not able to start another playthrough?
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OSUfan12121
, mars 13 2012 05:10
#26
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:35
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dont worry your not, i feel the same.
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#27
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:35
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I started a new game plus but am abandoning it so I can just play my male shep with Jack romance just to what happens and then put the game on the shelf and be done with it for good.
#28
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:36
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I have three other Shepards waiting for a better ending. They will stay in their ME2 stasis for as long as it takes.
#29
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:37
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Not only have i not started another playthrough, but i think i lost faith in all gaming combined. Its like I'm scarred for life on video games.
#30
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:38
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ya, for a day or two I was stuck with a serious case of WTF and really couldn't play anything.
#31
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:39
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Wattoes wrote...
I cant even play the old games.
When playing 3, I was SOOOOOO excited to go back through the whole trilogy again back to back for that experience. Now I cant play any mass effect ever again.
this.
I can't even read the books.
#32
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:40
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Yeah but I am not limiting my boycott to Bioware,I am including EA. Bioware has made it clear that they see us as spoiled brats and we can all go screw ourselves. So Bioware hates us but they are owned by a much larger company,I think our best hope is to go after EA. EA spent a lot of money buying Bioware and they may not want to see anything hurt the value of the company.
#33
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:41
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No urge whatsoever replaying it (or ME1 or 2 for that matter). Not really raging or such. Series just died with that ending and i am moving on to other things. In a few years time i might pick them back up and replay for nostalgia reasons.
#34
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:41
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I can't replay when the outcome is the same. Damn depressing...
#35
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:42
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I've started again now that I've had four days to numb myself to the memory of the ending. You can bet I won't finish that last sequence until DLC is released though.
#36
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:43
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I started, but I have stopped at Tuchanka. I only got started again because I was convinced I must have missed something, but further investigation showed me that this was all I was going to get a the end.
#37
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:43
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5 sheps total here- one ending w different colors, No i will not be replaying.
#38
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:43
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I will confess i am trying a second playthrough as i did enjoy the game bar the end. I just have too many sheps ready to import not to give it a go. I always tend to rush the game on my first playthrough as it tends to extend the games shelf life for further plays. That said im struggling to find my usual levels of immersion knowing where its all going...
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Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:45
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i have and then a third and a fourth and fifth i'll probably will be playing ME3 on and off for the rest of the year.
#40
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:48
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After finishing ME2 I immediately started up a new game+. I finished ME3 on Friday and haven't touched it since.
#41
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:50
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Me. This is a true story.
When I was doing the final missions on Earth and we were having the final farewells with the characters before the final push. The beautiful moments with the squad members, the rousing speech that Shepard gave. I remember thinking to myself. "Where did I leave my ME1 and 2 discs? I'm going to do a straight playthrough with no break. I want to see it all from the beginning with no breaks. I was to see it all again, this game has exceeded all my expectations."
Then when it ended... I just don't want to. I honestly don't see the point. Its probably because I don't feel like a galaxy-saving hero, or some kind of Messianic figure who delivered it from the Reapers into a brave new future. I feel like the guy who utterly doomed it. I didn't get the sense of, "Its a brave new galaxy out there and its ours to save or damn by what we do." It was more of a "Good job breaking it hero."
When I was doing the final missions on Earth and we were having the final farewells with the characters before the final push. The beautiful moments with the squad members, the rousing speech that Shepard gave. I remember thinking to myself. "Where did I leave my ME1 and 2 discs? I'm going to do a straight playthrough with no break. I want to see it all from the beginning with no breaks. I was to see it all again, this game has exceeded all my expectations."
Then when it ended... I just don't want to. I honestly don't see the point. Its probably because I don't feel like a galaxy-saving hero, or some kind of Messianic figure who delivered it from the Reapers into a brave new future. I feel like the guy who utterly doomed it. I didn't get the sense of, "Its a brave new galaxy out there and its ours to save or damn by what we do." It was more of a "Good job breaking it hero."
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Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:51
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I thought that way at first, but then I subscribed totally to the hallucination / indoctrination theory (as the only thing that makes sense at this point). Won't be playing 3 again as soon as I would have (until ending DLC comes - anything else isn't worth buying), but I've been playing 1. So good.
#43
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:52
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As well as all those who are disappointed, i'm noting a lot of people saying that they are emotional scarred, even suffering sleep problems because the ending was so disappointing. From a psychological point of view its understandable. Its a long journey, that people have been traveling on for years. And to have it like that... it hurts. Its like losing a good friend.
I feel for you, my comrades, who fought their way through an epic saga, only to have their testicles torn off and sold to a Krogan.
I feel for you, my comrades, who fought their way through an epic saga, only to have their testicles torn off and sold to a Krogan.
#44
Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:56
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Visserian99 wrote...
Me. This is a true story.
When I was doing the final missions on Earth and we were having the final farewells with the characters before the final push. The beautiful moments with the squad members, the rousing speech that Shepard gave. I remember thinking to myself. "Where did I leave my ME1 and 2 discs? I'm going to do a straight playthrough with no break. I want to see it all from the beginning with no breaks. I was to see it all again, this game has exceeded all my expectations."
Then when it ended... I just don't want to. I honestly don't see the point. Its probably because I don't feel like a galaxy-saving hero, or some kind of Messianic figure who delivered it from the Reapers into a brave new future. I feel like the guy who utterly doomed it. I didn't get the sense of, "Its a brave new galaxy out there and its ours to save or damn by what we do." It was more of a "Good job breaking it hero."
Yeah when I finished Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2(with the ending where I saved everyone on my sixth try)I was jumping up and down with a big smile on my face,for the first time I really felt like the hero I was playing,the ending of the third game made me feel so depressed that I can't stand to touch another game for a long time. Bioware killed my love of Mass Effect,good job guys. What is the point of replaying just to watch all Shepard's friends and them him die and the galaxy get destroyed all over again?
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Posté 13 mars 2012 - 05:59
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who's utterly bummed out about this. I call it Nu-BSG syndrome - no matter how good the rest of it was, the ending has made it utterly pointless to re-experience. The fact is I think a lot of us are just stunned at how badly Bioware have dropped the ball on this. Personally I'm looking for emotional catharsis that's now just not going to happen.
I was actually awake till 3am last night, a full four hours after finishing, just trying to find some solace in not being the only one to feel utterly let down. Even in my free time today I've read articles and comments to try and be able to articulate myself where it all went wrong. To be honest I didn't feel genius about some of the prior story telling within ME3 - stuff like Legion suddenly siding with the Geth felt forced. But the ending was all going to make up for it, and celebrate a deeply loved sci-fi series...
Only we're now acting like a bunch of drunks mourning over the fact our partners have gone and cheated on us with next door.
I was actually awake till 3am last night, a full four hours after finishing, just trying to find some solace in not being the only one to feel utterly let down. Even in my free time today I've read articles and comments to try and be able to articulate myself where it all went wrong. To be honest I didn't feel genius about some of the prior story telling within ME3 - stuff like Legion suddenly siding with the Geth felt forced. But the ending was all going to make up for it, and celebrate a deeply loved sci-fi series...
Only we're now acting like a bunch of drunks mourning over the fact our partners have gone and cheated on us with next door.
