Dragoonlordz wrote...
As I stated on another site... You were told the game would provide closure to elements brought up in the first two. This was done in the game rather than the ending. You will never get 100% closure on everything because the outcomes are infinite over time. You make choice x save it saves y (closure), he goes on and lives happy life or sad one (closure), he had a child and that child went on and lived his life (closure) again and goes on forever.
Yeah, I see what you mean, but I just think that a lot of us would like just a *bit* more closure than the couple of minutes of cinematic - like in dragon age, where before the credits, you get those boxes that tell you how life panned out for everyone after the game. I know that that would be unusual for ME, (the first games were left without much explanation) - but the fact that this is last game means that people really want to know what happened - and being left with a mysterious ending to the entire trilogy is very frustrating.
Overall, I don't think I'm going to be despressed about this for the rest of my life, (tbh, at the time, the strongest emotion I had was sadness at Shepard never living happily ever after with her LI,) but the fact that there is a strong enough movement developed in reaction, that may get some answers from bioware, makes me want to support it, and possibly get things changed.
Modifié par AgentEpsilona, 14 mars 2012 - 05:49 .