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[FoxShadowblade]

I support having the option to end happily, to end bittersweet, or to die lonely on the ground watching my poorly prepared fleet get destroyed...

So long as I can have the option to do all of them.

Seriously Shepard's death scene from ME2 that I purposefully got one time was probably thr most beautiful thing I've ever seen. But only because I got my whole squad out alive ob another playthrough.

[DirectorStormchaser1]

Vurculac wrote...

The idea is that the "Cinderella" ending would only be one of the possible endings. Why would you oppose this? You can still have your no hope ending as well. At least try to be reasonable.

I'm a Rager from Mass Effect 1 when Bioware told us to go F*** Yourself when one of the Renegade Options should be Shepherd Indoctrinated.

Thank you Bioware for getting Shepherd indoctrinated finally!!!!!!

So now you know what it feels like.

[lockesilver2]

SURE. Such a happy ending would be a bit of a cliche, but there is a reason why happy endings are used so much. Because they are enjoyable and satisfying.

Especially if this new ending took notice of my ME1+ME2+ME3 romance with Liara (duh!) and provide ANY comment or reward on that.

[Ghurshog]

GeneralBacon339 wrote...

in this optional happy ending shepard lives, it would show reconstruction on everyworld, and shepard with his love interest and his/her children (where applicable), and perhaps shepard will FINALLY get the recognistion he/she deserves!  maybe that apology the council owes you!  that interview with EMILY WONG that was promised in ME1!

HOWEVER you would have to make all the paragon choices in order to get this ending!  achieve all of the good outcomes!

Like Mass Effect 2 you can die... depending on the choices made and upgrades acquired.

Dont care about happy or sad, just want an ending that my previous choices mattered AND made sense in context.

[LilyasAvalon]

Sywen wrote...

I would like the OPTION to work for one.

This. If my Shepard works their ass off to get the highest EMS possible, I think I deserve a happy ending.

[dfstone]

I don't want a happy ending, I just want one that made more sense. Or at the very least, one that told me what all the decisions I've made in the series have ultimately done. When EA/Bioware were marketing this game they made your "choices" to seem like they were so important. So I want to know where they ended up.

[Avissel]

I do.

The ending should have been like the ending of ME2, the effort put in reflects the return.

Yes your EMS can effect some things like Earth being destroyed but....how? How does having a bigger fleet translate into the shock wave working differently?

[lasertank]

I don't need a Disney ending. But I deserve much more endings vary vastly, not the same ending with different colors. And they must be CONCLUSIVE, DEFINITIVE, and MAKING SENSE.

[HyperionTheGreat]

I don't need 16 different endings... I just need 3 of them. 3 that don't end in the same way. You know with small differences.

[WhiteVV1ings]

I want a happy ending.

[Matt561]

I wouldn't mind the option for one

[Vaktathi]

A happy ending would be fine.

A sad ending would be fine.

A Grimdark ending would be fine.

As long as it's an actual sensical ending, it's fine. That's the big thing we're lacking.

[RunAway ItzJack]

Hell yeah I want to be able to choose a happy ending!

I want to be able to feel the rewards of uniting the galaxy. More than a 3 second long look at Shepard's (last?) breath.

I want to not have the galactic community royally screwed over.

I want to have lots of little blue children with Liara/Build Tali's house on Rannoch/whatever else LIs want.

[spartan5127]

I do. I don't see why anyone would have a problem with it being a CHOICE that players can make. If I play the game perfectly all the way through the series, I deserve to be able to walk around in the end and have everyone tell me how awesome I am.

[totalrecall87]

Definitely as long as it was one of many that accurately reflects your decisions

[Muddle]

I want a happy ending.

[locowolfie]

no i dont want a happy ending i think it dos not fit with the reaper wars. i whould how ever want a ''ending'' cuz whats in the game now is just a big fat WTF

[Cosmochyck]

Everyone?
I want my choices to matter.

[CmdrSkinner]

In short, yes. With heavy emphasis on the OPTIONAL part.

[Kilshrek]

+1 to thread intentions.

Ignore the haters, an extra ending, one that's happy, will have no impact on their game whatsoever. They can still have their Shepard indoctrinated, a Reaper puppet and have the galaxy destroyed again and waste the best chance to end the cycles once and for all. That's entirely their right.

What's not their right is to ****** on our hope for a better ending, a happier ending even, like OP's wish. Wrex's comment here, I like.

[Exeider]

Sywen wrote...

I would like the OPTION to work for one.

Hells yeah!!

-Æ

[gimzod76]

defiantly.

[die-yng]

I personally would probably prefer an ending as good as possible on the first playthrough.
Then I would try a bittersweet or darker ending and then, when I know the game in and out I would go for the perfect ending.

[tucsondoug]

I would like the option to earn a happy ending, like what you could do in ME2 if you put the time and effort into it. If some people want a dark ending, that's fine, they should get that option too. I just don't like them telling me how my game should end. But no more deus ex machinas please. I want the endings to make sense. If Shepard lives, I want to see how the resources she gathered, the choices she made, and the army and fleet she built make it possible.

[Blind2Society]

"Don't ****** in my ear and tell me it's raining." Damn, how did I miss that