Gibb_Shepard wrote...
I've noticed those who like the ending don't really ponder the implications of the ending. And the plot holes the ending created; plot holes that now go all the way back to ME1.
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Gibb_Shepard wrote...
I've noticed those who like the ending don't really ponder the implications of the ending. And the plot holes the ending created; plot holes that now go all the way back to ME1.
Ignorance is a bliss I would often pay for. Over analyzing things, as wonderful a trait as I have found it, can certainly effect ones enjoyment of things.
Modifié par Gildo2000, 14 mars 2012 - 07:56 .
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Gibb_Shepard wrote...
I've noticed those who like the ending don't really ponder the implications of the ending. And the plot holes the ending created; plot holes that now go all the way back to ME1.
Ignorance is a bliss I would often pay for. Over analyzing things, as wonderful a trait as I have found it, can certainly effect ones enjoyment of things.
Gildo2000 wrote...
Heres your ending, even comes with color coordination so your ignorant mind can understand it.
enjoy
Abirn wrote...
I'm perfectly willing to let minor plot
holes and inconsistancies slide by if the ending is enjoyable. This
isn't a minor plot hole. This is a plot hole so large it makes the
entire trilogy pointless.
Arsenic Touch wrote...
You know how little kids usually find more enjoyment out of the cardboard box than they do the actual toy? That's pretty much what's going on here. Let your mind wander all you want, it's s till a cardboard box. Or in this case, a deus ex machina ending.
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Jellyfish Opera wrote...
I don't come the forums that often, but I know enough about what's going about how people are angry over the ending, so on and so forth.
But I think the ending was amazing (and perfect, at least in terms to me). It answered all my questions and I felt relieved and happy to see how everything came together. I'm happy Bioware left a lot open at the end because I can make up my own stories about what happens here on out (or until Bioware releases DLC if it takes place after the events of the final conflict).
Either way, I cried TWICE during the story and had TWO jaw dropping moments. Bioware, you outdid yourself again and I'm happy that this was something I truly enjoyed and loved.
I've been here since Mass Effect 1 first came out and I'm honored to know I was here at the end.
Now I know how all those people who read the Harry Potter books from start to finish feel and why they cried when they finished it.
Mass Effect is the story I will remember for the rest of my life. Thank you Bioware.
TAJ4Life wrote...
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
I don't come the forums that often, but I know enough about what's going about how people are angry over the ending, so on and so forth.
But I think the ending was amazing (and perfect, at least in terms to me). It answered all my questions and I felt relieved and happy to see how everything came together. I'm happy Bioware left a lot open at the end because I can make up my own stories about what happens here on out (or until Bioware releases DLC if it takes place after the events of the final conflict).
Either way, I cried TWICE during the story and had TWO jaw dropping moments. Bioware, you outdid yourself again and I'm happy that this was something I truly enjoyed and loved.
I've been here since Mass Effect 1 first came out and I'm honored to know I was here at the end.
Now I know how all those people who read the Harry Potter books from start to finish feel and why they cried when they finished it.
Mass Effect is the story I will remember for the rest of my life. Thank you Bioware.
Too easy for someone from EA/Bioware to make an account and 'pose' as the general public...
Saying that your post contradicts itself, you said it answered all your questions but then you go on to say that it leaves it open making you to make up your own mind on what happens next so to speak.
So it being left open hasnt answered any of the questions, and judging from what everyone has been saying on how bad the ending is given all the hard work you put into trying to save the galaxy i am even more inclined to go with my first statement.
Looks like someones been indoctrinated *rolls eyes*
Arsenic Touch wrote...
You know how little kids usually find more enjoyment out of the cardboard box than they do the actual toy? That's pretty much what's going on here. Let your mind wander all you want, it's s till a cardboard box. Or in this case, a deus ex machina ending.
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
I don't come the forums that often, but I know enough about what's going about how people are angry over the ending, so on and so forth.
But I think the ending was amazing (and perfect, at least in terms to me). It answered all my questions and I felt relieved and happy to see how everything came together. I'm happy Bioware left a lot open at the end because I can make up my own stories about what happens here on out (or until Bioware releases DLC if it takes place after the events of the final conflict).
Either way, I cried TWICE during the story and had TWO jaw dropping moments. Bioware, you outdid yourself again and I'm happy that this was something I truly enjoyed and loved.
I've been here since Mass Effect 1 first came out and I'm honored to know I was here at the end.
Now I know how all those people who read the Harry Potter books from start to finish feel and why they cried when they finished it.
Mass Effect is the story I will remember for the rest of my life. Thank you Bioware.
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
Arsenic Touch wrote...
You know how little kids usually find more enjoyment out of the cardboard box than they do the actual toy? That's pretty much what's going on here. Let your mind wander all you want, it's s till a cardboard box. Or in this case, a deus ex machina ending.
Don't assume to understand what fullfilled the story for me and I feel no need to explain why I was content with it, if you can't get over the fact that I enjoyed the ending and that it didn't live up to something you were expecting, you have a lot more to worry about in life than one man's opinion.
Reapers save all the genetic material, knowledge, and indivduality of all the ascended per ME 2. Not a fate I'd want but it is in a way saving the entirety of the species. If humanity were destroyed by say the geth nithing would remain. Perhaps they can be remade once again when the threat is averted. The ones that cannot be ascended have been used such as keepers and collectors and also may be reverted. The husks created serve a purpose and could also be possibly changed back. Shepard figured out how to prevent a future apocalypse and ended the cycle.LegendaryBlade wrote...
So you were fine with the Reapers motivation? Yo dawg, to save you from being destroyed by synthetics we're going to use synthetics to destroy you every 50,000 years.
Or the plot inconsistencies or plotholes? Shepard's blind acceptance of everything the Starchild says and lack of investigate option? The "Pick your favorite color" ending sequence where literally none of your decisions throughout the game mattered?
loungeshep wrote...
Hang on to that feeling and don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.
Wise Men wrote...
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
I don't come the forums that often, but I know enough about what's going about how people are angry over the ending, so on and so forth.
But I think the ending was amazing (and perfect, at least in terms to me). It answered all my questions and I felt relieved and happy to see how everything came together. I'm happy Bioware left a lot open at the end because I can make up my own stories about what happens here on out (or until Bioware releases DLC if it takes place after the events of the final conflict).
Either way, I cried TWICE during the story and had TWO jaw dropping moments. Bioware, you outdid yourself again and I'm happy that this was something I truly enjoyed and loved.
I've been here since Mass Effect 1 first came out and I'm honored to know I was here at the end.
Now I know how all those people who read the Harry Potter books from start to finish feel and why they cried when they finished it.
Mass Effect is the story I will remember for the rest of my life. Thank you Bioware.
Bravo. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Glad you enjoyed it. I loved the ending I got.
Blacksnyder wrote...
nupfi wrote...
Oh god... so you are well aware of what it means when a Mass Relay gets destroyed?
Must... be.... nice...
The Normandy crashed on a planet, so that means that relays don't take out systems when they die, anymore. All the normandy has to do is jump back to earth, oh wait, without relays it's going to take them decades to get back, if they are lucky, assuming they can even get the Normandy off the ground.
Modifié par xsdob, 14 mars 2012 - 04:37 .
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
Arsenic Touch wrote...
You know how little kids usually find more enjoyment out of the cardboard box than they do the actual toy? That's pretty much what's going on here. Let your mind wander all you want, it's s till a cardboard box. Or in this case, a deus ex machina ending.
Don't assume to understand what fullfilled the story for me and I feel no need to explain why I was content with it, if you can't get over the fact that I enjoyed the ending and that it didn't live up to something you were expecting, you have a lot more to worry about in life than one man's opinion.
Da_Lion_Man wrote...
Good to hear, I liked the game too, more than I would've thought. I like it more than Mass Effect 2, don't know if I would put it above Mass Effect though, I haven't given it much thought.
Sorry if anyone here is being a jackass.
Arsenic Touch wrote...
You know how little kids usually find more enjoyment out of the cardboard box than they do the actual toy? That's pretty much what's going on here. Let your mind wander all you want, it's s till a cardboard box. Or in this case, a deus ex machina ending.
Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 14 mars 2012 - 04:41 .
Jellyfish Opera wrote...
Da_Lion_Man wrote...
Good to hear, I liked the game too, more than I would've thought. I like it more than Mass Effect 2, don't know if I would put it above Mass Effect though, I haven't given it much thought.
Sorry if anyone here is being a jackass.
Thank you, I'm not upset with anyone voicing their opinion (maybe I a little annoyed that I have to keep repeating why I enjoyed the ending), everyone has a right to their opinion and I respect that.
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