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#476
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Yeah me too. i spent most of three games doing that and then got the stupid endings we have now.

Hold the line for as long as it takes to get new endings.

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Zhen-Lin

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Guys, there are some people who made an unlogical counter point, hold the line and let's show them that we are the majority!!
http://social.biowar...400/22#10665159

#478
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I support an ending that goes with the theme of the game we've been playing for years. Success against all odds and beating the no-win scenario.

A Happy ending SHOULD be an option.

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I support an optional happy ending. If the bleak nihilists want a gloomy one, groovy; my Shepard worked his arse off to beat these things and I don't expect (nor will I get unless we chuck the whole game) an ending with no consequences, seeing as how the galaxy has been decimated already, but I'd like for Shep and his team (especially his LI) to live and have a chance at rebuilding ... together in ME4. Okay, I know the latter is too much to hope for, but I'm a dreamer ...

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Yeah how does having a happy ending as an option hurt the goth kids who want a sad one?

Hold the line for as long as it takes to get new endings.

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bump, bump bumpety bump. I want a happy ending too as an option - even if it means working my bum off in game to get it.

Still holding the line...

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I'm fine with a happy ending for everyone else...but my Shepard has to die.  Retirement does not deserve Shepard.  Besides...how would that work, exactly?  Shepard is going to retire on the beach with Liara/Ashley/Kaidan/Miranda/Thane/Jack/Cortez/whoever...for about two weeks, until the universe desperately needs him again? Or is he actually going to REFUSE to save the galaxy this time?  Because that's kind of a jerk move.

Fictional heroes can not retire.  The world demands a sacrifice.  (Real life heroes do occasionally survive to retirement, but that's because their body can't do it anymore.  Is that what you want for Shepard?)

For those who read the books, Grissom was a hero who retired.  He HATED it, and kept telling the neighborhood kids to get off his damned planet.  I'm fine with an ending showing Krogans making babies and Quarians building condos, but this idea that Shepard should be allowed to retire on the beach and make blue babies or whatever is nonsense.

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My plan is to take the ending back to the point where Liara discusses running off with Shepherd. ....cue scene of Normandy shooting off into the distance.

"What's that about reapers?" (fingers in ears) "la la not listening".

....and it would still beat the ending we got.

Modifié par frypan, 27 mars 2012 - 12:36 .


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DoctorCrowtgamer

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Look at Babylon 5 for an example of a hero who retired. Sure Sheriadon had other challenges over the 20 years between the next to last episode and Sleeping in the light but he was also allowed to have a family and have many happy years.

I wrote down an ending I came up with walking outside and in it I had Shepard joining the Counsal to help look after the new Galaxy he helped create. So he would still be saving it but he would have time for a family too. I like this idea because it means that in ME4 you could play a completely new character but you could be given your mission by Shepard and I think that would be cool.

Hold the line for as long as it takes to get new endings.

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Mbednar wrote...

I support an ending that goes with the theme of the game we've been playing for years. Success against all odds and beating the no-win scenario.

A Happy ending SHOULD be an option.



I agree 100%.  If I want to watch the galaxy burn so be it.  And if I want to have some Asari babies, I should have that option as well.  As long as the decisions I make leading up to these end scenarios fit with the ending, why not?

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no. if it happens it happens. But I am willing to give my life to save everyone from the reapers. Just ass soon as I recover from Harby's blast...http://youtu.be/k5reDsSIiAk

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Actinguy1 wrote...

I'm fine with a happy ending for everyone else...but my Shepard has to die.  Retirement does not deserve Shepard.  Besides...how would that work, exactly?  Shepard is going to retire on the beach with Liara/Ashley/Kaidan/Miranda/Thane/Jack/Cortez/whoever...for about two weeks, until the universe desperately needs him again? Or is he actually going to REFUSE to save the galaxy this time?  Because that's kind of a jerk move.

Fictional heroes can not retire.  The world demands a sacrifice.  (Real life heroes do occasionally survive to retirement, but that's because their body can't do it anymore.  Is that what you want for Shepard?)

For those who read the books, Grissom was a hero who retired.  He HATED it, and kept telling the neighborhood kids to get off his damned planet.  I'm fine with an ending showing Krogans making babies and Quarians building condos, but this idea that Shepard should be allowed to retire on the beach and make blue babies or whatever is nonsense.


have you got some kind of death wish? living a long life is not a bad thing....

Modifié par MordicaiBlack, 27 mars 2012 - 12:53 .


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Soban

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I support a happy ending! I even have a thread to prove it!

http://social.biowar...index/9879506/1

#489
agathokakological

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Sensible endings ARE happy endings.

#490
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agathokakological wrote...

Sensible endings ARE happy endings.


No they are not. It's senseable that endor dies. It's happy that it does not. Those are two toally diffrent things.

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agathokakological wrote...

Sensible endings ARE happy endings.


Agree :D

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Zhen-Lin

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Soban wrote...

agathokakological wrote...

Sensible endings ARE happy endings.


No they are not. It's senseable that endor dies. It's happy that it does not. Those are two toally diffrent things.


No, having some happy endings as possible out comes are sensible thing to do just like Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2.

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Zhen-Lin wrote...

Guys, there are some people who made an unlogical counter point, hold the line and let's show them that we are the majority!!
http://social.biowar...400/22#10665159


Ah seriously?  Gather the troops, someone said something lol  :police:

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Zhen-Lin

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Keep holding the line and don't settle for extended versions of the endings we have now and Bioware will have to make new endings and one of them will be happy.

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The storyline of ME, I think, is similar to a generalized storyline to the Lord of the Rings. If we look at just the ending, I think most of us wouldn't want Frodo walking out of the volcano and suddenly everyone who died is alive again as a happy ending. A happy ending is Shepard meeting up with the survivors and then an epilogue of how the species are dealing with rebuilding and recovering with the Reapers gone, giving us closure to all the characters/races that we have come to love/hate.

The current endings are like a random ghost appearing to Frodo telling him he could :

Destroy the Ring but in doing so you also kill all the dwarves and every single horse/other mount is crippled beyond healing with new mounts not coming for at least decades.
Sacrifice himself in order to control orcs himself and every single horse/other mount is crippled beyond healing with new mounts not coming for at least decades.
Merge all of the races together into some kind of abomination and every single horse/other mount is crippled beyond healing with new mounts not coming for at least decades.

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I want an ending like DoW2:Retribution. Where Gabriel Angelos faces down the Maledictum in single combat, is defeated. Then Apollo Diomedes comes in with the rest of the 3rd company, defeats the Maledictum and recovers Gabriel's ruined body. Then at the end shows Gabriel survived but is heavily augmented but now Chapter Master of the Blood Ravens.

THAT is victorious and uplifting.

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Marinemike69

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I support any ending that at least makes sense. I mean comon, pick your favorite color. Really EA-Bioware.

I know there are feces covered canveses I'm painting galleries; but i never thought you could do the same with a videogame ending an call it "art".