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[iNikki]

They're not "patching" it. They're continuing the story after the indoctrination/hallucination or whatever you want to call it. They planned on this.

[Xusa]

bobobo878 wrote...

No! Unacceptable! If Bioware doesn't give me my purple explosion ending, I'll be fit to be tied.

There has to be an ending where Rainbow Dash saves Shepard and -n (really... don't.)

[Caz Neerg]

Dragoonlordz wrote...
You only have around 40k amount of people who have said they did not like it. Don't get ahead of yourself there lad. You are free to assume what you wish from that poll but by no means does that equal as factual that not a lot of people liked it. In my own thread only around day old already have dozens of people saying they enjoyed it. You do not speak for the millions who bought it only the 40k who moaned about it.

You can only reason from available data.  Out of people who care enough to voice any opinion at all, the vast majority, in any poll or forum you care to name, think the ending is a failure.  That is simply a fact.  You can try to pretend that a poll with almost fifty thousand responses, in which only 2% of the people are satisfied, is not significant, but despite the fact that it isn't a proper scientific poll, I doubt you would find many statistics professors who would argue that the numbers don't indicate a very clear direction.

[Xusa]

iNikki wrote...

They're not "patching" it. They're continuing the story after the indoctrination/hallucination or whatever you want to call it. They planned on this.

Do you have any proof regarding this?

[Dragoonlordz]

Aedan276 wrote...

stevesyanks17hotmail.com wrote...

Don't change a thing Bioware.

Also, no business will be lost. These whiners will buy any DLC, and they certainly will buy ME4, or ME: Miranda or whatever.

Business has already been lost. 

Business is lost over almost everythign they do which does not sit well with someone somewhere, you do not have actual figures to say how mauch they lost but they do have figures showing that they made more in one week than every single other title they have ever made over same period.

[Hanabii]

Basically you're asking for the same thing everyone else is. We want 'The Real Ending'. If the Indoctrination Theory is true then we want the ending to finish the story.

What we want isn't an eraser and an equally erroneous ending.

[Xusa]

Caz Neerg wrote...

Dragoonlordz wrote...
You only have around 40k amount of people who have said they did not like it. Don't get ahead of yourself there lad. You are free to assume what you wish from that poll but by no means does that equal as factual that not a lot of people liked it. In my own thread only around day old already have dozens of people saying they enjoyed it. You do not speak for the millions who bought it only the 40k who moaned about it.

You can only reason from available data.  Out of people who care enough to voice any opinion at all, the vast majority, in any poll or forum you care to name, think the ending is a failure.  That is simply a fact.  You can try to pretend that a poll with almost fifty thousand responses, in which only 2% of the people are satisfied, is not significant, but despite the fact that it isn't a proper scientific poll, I doubt you would find many statistics professors who would argue that the numbers don't indicate a very clear direction.

Have you heard any stories of customers who go th Walmart to say how they love the store and how they love the products they sell? You don't, right?

[Dragoonlordz]

Caz Neerg wrote...

Dragoonlordz wrote...
You only have around 40k amount of people who have said they did not like it. Don't get ahead of yourself there lad. You are free to assume what you wish from that poll but by no means does that equal as factual that not a lot of people liked it. In my own thread only around day old already have dozens of people saying they enjoyed it. You do not speak for the millions who bought it only the 40k who moaned about it.

You can only reason from available data.  Out of people who care enough to voice any opinion at all, the vast majority, in any poll or forum you care to name, think the ending is a failure.  That is simply a fact.  You can try to pretend that a poll with almost fifty thousand responses, in which only 2% of the people are satisfied, is not significant, but despite the fact that it isn't a proper scientific poll, I doubt you would find many statistics professors who would argue that the numbers don't indicate a very clear direction.

People only tend to fill in polls and make their voices heard when they are unhappy with something, not the other way around. When people are content they carry on with no complaints or feel the need to sign up to polls and such. You poll is biased along the lines of those most unhappy not taking into account those who are happy and as such feel no need to register a complaint.

Like said they should not patch it based on a mere 40-50k amount of people out of millions who bought it and felt no need to complain on your poll. If they give you (anything) at all it should be in the form of (optional) DLC. Simple as that.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 15 mars 2012 - 04:24 .

[Xusa]

Hanabii wrote...

Basically you're asking for the same thing everyone else is. We want 'The Real Ending'. If the Indoctrination Theory is true then we want the ending to finish the story.

What we want isn't an eraser and an equally erroneous ending.

You're the reasonable minority, the others are asking pretty much for that.

What I'm asking is for the story to be told as it's supposed to be, not as moaners are asking it to be.

[Xusa]

Eirzara wrote...

"DO NOT PATCH THE EN-"

*Renegade interrupt*

There.

lol, nice one.

[DarkBladeX98]

Id like to see them try to make an ME4 if things remain unchanged. If they do, I wont buy it. Period.
BioWare, we are 90% of your players who are either active in the forums or have internet connection.

[Caz Neerg]

So you guys seriously want to take the position that it isn't more likely than not that the overwhelming distate for this ending is substantial enough that it indicates that most fans will dislike it, whether they join the push for new endings or not?

[Xusa]

DarkBladeX98 wrote...

Id like to see them try to make an ME4 if things remain unchanged. If they do, I wont buy it. Period.
BioWare, we are 90% of your players who are either active in the forums or have internet connection.

Yes.

[Intelwolves]

Aedan, possibly, but I do think Bioware will come up with a fix maybe not in the next 3 months, but they are a gaming company and its good business to keep the players happy. The bigger question is will the numbers of fans that want to see the endings change grow over time and get louder or will it. Only last for about a month or 2 and then move on. that will be the 64 million dollar question as to say.

[Thornne]

I find this recent spate of 'DON'T DO IT' posts a bit odd.

Can you elaborate a bit on your reasoning? Why do you care if they listen or not?

Does it effect you in any way if they do listen to customer feedback? Does it effect you if they do not?

[Xusa]

All this rant reminds me of Megaman Legends 3. http://www.facebook....GetMeOffTheMoon

[GreyhameBioware]

 I'd rather get closure for this game than wait for a sequel to come out sometime in the unknown future.  Does the ending need to not have some hooks for a new story?  No, it can.  That would make sense.  But a sequel is really a poor excuse to leave the ending the way it is.

[shamE12]

Not sure if trolling or just trolling

[stevesyanks17hotmail.com]

People saying you wouldn't buy ME4:

You're quite clearly lying, or maybe new to the series with 3. Anyone who has played all the way through would have to buy any new ME. It's an addiction.

[Xusa]

Thornne wrote...

I find this recent spate of 'DON'T DO IT' posts a bit odd.

Can you elaborate a bit on your reasoning? Why do you care if they listen or not?

Does it effect you in any way if they do listen to customer feedback? Does it effect you if they do not?

Yes, effecting the story will effect me.

I don't want them to listen to this "cosumer feedback" because they know how to mange the story  because so far it has been great and if they have anything to add to it, that it is something they wanted, not something that their "strong fanbase" asked.

[dkear1]

Xusa wrote...

Thornne wrote...

I find this recent spate of 'DON'T DO IT' posts a bit odd.

Can you elaborate a bit on your reasoning? Why do you care if they listen or not?

Does it effect you in any way if they do listen to customer feedback? Does it effect you if they do not?

Yes, effecting the story will effect me.

I don't want them to listen to this "cosumer feedback" because they know how to mange the story  because so far it has been great and if they have anything to add to it, that it is something they wanted, not something that their "strong fanbase" asked.

Guess what, you are free to not download the fix........problem solved.  Was that really so hard?

[Xusa]

stevesyanks17hotmail.com wrote...

People saying you wouldn't buy ME4:

You're quite clearly lying, or maybe new to the series with 3. Anyone who has played all the way through would have to buy any new ME. It's an addiction.

Quite true. I only bought ME3 instead of asking to play someone else's one because I love the previous 2 ones and because of the genial multiplayer it has.

[Doc089]

Xusa, my curiosity makes me ask, what did you think of ME1 and ME2? And what did you play the three as? Paragon/Renegade/Paragade?

[Xusa]

dkear1 wrote...

Xusa wrote...

Thornne wrote...

I find this recent spate of 'DON'T DO IT' posts a bit odd.

Can you elaborate a bit on your reasoning? Why do you care if they listen or not?

Does it effect you in any way if they do listen to customer feedback? Does it effect you if they do not?

Yes, effecting the story will effect me.

I don't want them to listen to this "cosumer feedback" because they know how to mange the story  because so far it has been great and if they have anything to add to it, that it is something they wanted, not something that their "strong fanbase" asked.

Guess what, you are free to not download the fix........problem solved.  Was that really so hard?

If the DLC has something to the sequel, yes, it is hard.