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[GammaSniper]

Nachtritter76 wrote...

bleachorange wrote...

GammaSniper wrote...

bleachorange wrote...

even though grammar and spelling are technically two different things.

touche' lol

Nachtritter76 wrote...

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Waaagh!

dragonage200200 wrote...
eh, its two'o clock where I am, I really need to go to bed. ../../../images/forum/emoticons/sleeping.png

lol, this was apparently an awesome funny. As funny as Predator was bad@ss (i wish, lol)

I'm so bad@ss, I made him go to bed, didya see that?

Rolling out Big Bang theory jokes was what made me lol
Then Nachtritter's response was icing on the cake

[Deflagratio]

Rockworm503 wrote...

Deflagratio wrote...

Alocormin wrote...

Legion64 wrote...

They mind as well take out the word 'like' and just leave it to what people disliked about it. Then again, it should be obvious what people dislike about it.

I liked certain aspects of the ending.

Someone already said it, (Probably more than one person), but if Mass Effect 3 had Ended before a certain Elevator takes you into "WTFLAND", I would have been content.

YES I actually thought that as well.  The WTF started before that but the true WTF was there after that.

For sure.

Is it strange I had major Deja'Vu from Deus Ex: Human Revolution during the games final minutes?

[Mr. Siegal]

Jimmy Zhan wrote...

Look at this guys,

Zack Godwin ‏ @Zack_Godwin · Open
@masseffect ME3 is THE best game I have ever played. Thank you! But how long do we have to wait for whatever it is you're hiding from us?
9m Mass Effect ‏ @masseffect · Open
@zack_godwin How did you know we were keeping leftovers in our socks? :/
4m Jonathan Ryan ‏ @JonRyan13 · Open
@masseffect You've been hiding leftovers in your socks this entire time and you haven't told the fans!!?? WE'RE HUNGRY.
Mass Effect ‏ @masseffect Close
@jonryan13 Shhh don't tell everyone! We're saving them for later!
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I think this was more a joke than anything else.

[TuringPoint]

Deflagratio wrote...

Someone already said it, (Probably more than one person), but if Mass Effect 3 had Ended before a certain Elevator takes you into "WTFLAND", I would have been content.

Did you expect to beat the Reapers through conventional means?  Have a predictable ending?

Modifié par Alocormin, 15 mars 2012 - 06:59 .

[Valo_Soren]

Bioware has always listened to their fans, why do you think the Dragon Age II DLC is better then the main campaign? The DLC for mass effect will depend on how we all feel about it and they will do things to please as many fans as they can. Why any of you ever doubted them in the first place is beyond me. Hot and cold fans ****** me off, your narrow visions are idiotic and uncalled for. You hate the ending so you blow things out of proportion and **** for a week, but oh Bioware appears to be paying attention, HERES A NEWS FLASH. They likely were the entire time. Believe it or not they actually do care what people think about their work.

The fact that the OP acts surprised that they are reacting only pisses me off further, stupid hot and cold fans. No middleground, no leeway, self-entitled jerks.

[Daniel Anteron]

My only question to the Bioware employee's who helped work on the ending is this. Is it really that much to ask for some closure? It could even be something as simple as some text scrolling that says something like, "And because of this (this being what happens in the ending trying not to post spoilers) person "x" ends up leading group "a" to victory." I would prefer some kind of video or something, but I would be ok with just some text explaining what all happened at the end. I think we can both agree that that isn't something that's unreasonable. Being a GM in my own pen and paper role playing games I can totally understand and respect your ending (even if I don't really like it ), but I would really appreciate some kind of closure as I've already stated.

Please keep it civil guys they're much more likely to take us seriously, and actually be willing to talk to us if we don't insult them. I know for a fact that if I were in their shoes and I read things like, "*expletive removed* you (random bioware staff member)!" I wouldn't give you the time of day. They are people after all, and do appreciate it when you talk to them like they're a human being. They're not reapers after all... or are they. lol Plus I've got to give you guys credit there were moments in the game where I grew a little teary eyed due to what was going on.

[Nachtritter76]

Bawseee wrote...

A legit ending? PSHHHH.

Biowares reaction to ME3's sales:

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Not quite as funny as people posting Harry Enfield's "Loadsa money", but still, I chuckled.

Modifié par Stanley Woo, 15 mars 2012 - 07:57 .

[Bawseee]

Sigh. 

Modifié par Bawseee, 15 mars 2012 - 07:01 .

[TuringPoint]

Something to consider: From a 'story simulator' perspective, no ending makes sense. In real life there are no clear endings that really resolve everything. For a story to have a real conclusion is thus artificial no matter what you do, in a sense.

[Lord Costantino]

Bawseee wrote...

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you

Oh my, just please stop responding altogether if you are going to make idiotic comments like that. 

ikr telling the consumers that they don't make games to please us  granted he ment that particular person when he said you but it still sounds bad.

[jeweledleah]

Nachtritter76 wrote...

bleachorange wrote...

even though grammar and spelling are technically two different things.

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Waaagh!

I think I need to lay off warhammer O_O  casue with your avatar.. I actualy heard it in my head >_>

[dragonage200200]

@ Bawsee and SuperShepard

When he said that about developing the games he meant they don't develop them for your every need and whim as a individual, they develop them for the community as a whole.

[GammaSniper]

jeweledleah wrote...

Nachtritter76 wrote...

bleachorange wrote...

even though grammar and spelling are technically two different things.

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Waaagh!

I think I need to lay off warhammer O_O  casue with your avatar.. I actualy heard it in my head >_>

ROFL same here

[jeweledleah]

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[Rockworm503]

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[LegendaryBlade]

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Modifié par Stanley Woo, 15 mars 2012 - 07:59 .

[VAIOMANIAC]

Stanley Woo wrote...

cinderburster wrote...

I've talked to other Mass Effect fans that have chosen NOT to buy 3 because they've heard the ending sucks.  Regardless of where the true majority sits, word-of-mouth can--and in this case, possibly will--cost sales.

that's unfortunate since they'll be missing out on a game that's, by all popular accounts, one of the best super-awesome games EVAR and a great complement to the Mass Effect series and Shepard's story... aside from the ending. I often wish the internet did not have an "all or nothing" "us vs. them" mentality when it comes to evaluating things. It really prevents us from having more discussions like this.

True but claiming you care about the fans when nothing could be further from the truth is not good PR.

[Rockworm503]

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I'll happily take predictable over what we got.

Modifié par Stanley Woo, 15 mars 2012 - 07:59 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

Lord Costantino wrote...

Bawseee wrote...

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you

Oh my, just please stop responding altogether if you are going to make idiotic comments like that. 

ikr telling the consumers that they don't make games to please us  granted he ment that particular person when he said you but it still sounds bad.

Well..technicly no. They make games for us to play. They follow their "artistic vision". We can like it or not, but that changes little.

I mean - death of a liked character CAN ruin an entire series for some poeple. I completley understand that. But that doesn't make the series bad by default.
On the other hand ME3 writing is pretty horrid, so there is legitimate reasons for complaining....

[bleachorange]

Jimmy, thanks for the info. it meshes with what Gamble tweeted here:
"Hardest. Day. Ever. Seriously, if you people knew all the stuff we are
planning...you'd, we'll - hold onto your copy of me3 forever."

FINGER CROSSED, PEEPS!

[bleachorange]

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Modifié par Stanley Woo, 15 mars 2012 - 08:00 .

[voteDC]

I've not reached the ending of the game yet but I confess some trepidation at people saying how depressing the endings are.

My Shepards have always been positive characters, looking for the best in the races and the universe, so I had hope that there would be an ending that reflected the outlook I'd put on the trilogy.

What I hear though is that things are just shades of the same depressing ending and that how I tackled 1, 2 and 3 don't really matter in the final choice.

I feel that Mass Effect is going to be like Star Wars for me. I can enjoy a New Hope again and again but the other movies in the series have never held the same grip on my imagination. I'll be playing Mass effect again but I doubt I'll carry on into the latter two parts.

[Lord Costantino]

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Modifié par Stanley Woo, 15 mars 2012 - 08:00 .

[MeanderingMind]

Deflagratio wrote...

Someone already said it, (Probably more than one person), but if Mass Effect 3 had Ended before a certain Elevator takes you into "WTFLAND", I would have been content.

The preferred ending by Ridley Scott does just such a thing in Blade Runner. That was before the studio forced a (longer) happy ending on him. Thankfully we have "director's cut" available nowadays.

I would very much prefer a proper and complex ending in line with the series theme up to this point, but if a well crafted ending wasn't possible, it would've been better to just cut the last parts out.

As the game seems a bit disjointed in other parts and obviously missing a lot of stuff, all this debacle is likely due to a forced deadline by EA. What saddens me is that BioWare didn't just say that we need more time, regardless of fiscal years or some such. ME1 and DA:O made me look at BioWare as true artists, and artists shouldn't compromise with their creative goals. Despite some unncessary changes in ME2 that I didn't agree with, that game is still overall very satisfying and didn't seem as rushed as ME3.

The good parts of the game (Mordin and Wrex stories for example) is as good as it ever got in ME1 and 2. So obviously the talent is still there, and that makes me somewhat hopeful for the future.

[bleachorange]

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