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[Ultra Prism]

NA1 wrote...

You guys have GOT to stop putting smiley faces everywhere.

this dude has right point!

[avinashrath92]

This is my frank opinion of the game : Mass Effect 3 is the greatest epic sci-fi game ever up until it's last 5 mins. (WTF was going on in Bioware designing that part..LOL). There are so many awesome and heart-wrenching moments in the game and man i cannot stress enough about the game audio, which is the most beautiful that i have ever heard in the game. Leaving Earth and the final music is so epic and poignant that it literally made me sad. You guys seriously made a terrific game..but once again that's only until the ending spoiled the whole day for me. I swear i was like depressed the whole day. Anyway the special moments we share with our crew mates and the death of some of our beloved characters are some of my favourite moments ever. Mass Effect 3 puts so many other games to shame. 10/10 until the ending....after that 9.5/10 (can't give anything lesser coz that is not deserving of the game.)

Modifié par avinashrath92, 15 mars 2012 - 04:25 .

[merylisk]

I loved every minute of the game up until the last 5 minutes. I love this game and this series and Bioware so much, and yet ut pains me to think that this game could easily be remembered only for having a terrible ending. You guys have a chance to fix it and redeem yourselves, please take it!

[1104194442]

"I love you Shepard"
- "I love you too, Liara"
Like these two lines (never saw that in a game before)
No little blue babies, however, is a huge disappoinment :/

Modifié par 1104194442, 15 mars 2012 - 04:29 .

[txmn1016]

Jeez people. He said they couldn't talk about the ending yet. Give it some time. Or go hang out with the Retake charity people. Anything to keep the flaming down.

[Wickwrackscar]

Nice distraction, but I choose to bite.

Favorite moment of all three games: Final scene with Shepard and Anderson. Loved the voice acting (Hale) the animations and the music. Greatest emotional impact in a video game of all time.
I wish my computer exploded after that. Unfortunatly it didn't.

[Shade of Wolf]

Chris Priestly wrote...

We appreciate everyone’s feedback about Mass Effect 3 and want you to know that we are listening. Active discussions about the ending are more than welcome here, and the team will be reviewing it for feedback and responding when we can. Please note, we want to give people time to experience the game so while we can’t get into specifics right now, we will be able to address some of your questions once more people have had time to complete the game. In the meantime, we’d like to ask that you keep the non-spoiler areas of our forums and our social media channels spoiler free.
 
We understand there is a lot of debate on the Mass Effect 3 ending and we will be more than happy to engage in healthy discussions once more people get to experience the game. We are listening to all of your feedback.

In the meantime, let's give appreciation to Commander Shepard. Whether you loved the ME3 ending or didn't or you just have a lot of questions, he/she has given many of us some of the best adventures we have had while playing games. What was your favorite moment?

Upon thinking about it, the game is great, except for the weird endings that I don't understand (yet hopefully)). Before, I was really worked up with myself about the unavoidable deaths, but they are personal attachments I have to characters rather than criticism lol.

''we will be more than happy to engage in healthy discussions once more people get to experience the game.''

That's fair.

[BioChair]

Mordin making amends.

Tali drunk

Garrus /brofist

EDIs progress as a character

The Reaper sound effects

Seeing Shepard start to crack near the end.

The soundtrack

Hackett and Anderson

Ship felt more alive, people moved around and interacted a lot more with each other.

The bit where you indoctrinated your entire fanbase. Amazing.

Mass Effect will hold a special place in my heart for ever. Thank you guys!

[Haukeland]

My favorite moment? Visiting Thane at his hospital bed. Tears were shed. Also Mordin on Tuchanka, Legion on Rannoch, anything with Lance Henriksen's voice (Admiral Hackett). Shepard and Anderson enjoying the view towards the end.
I thought the feeling of the ending was amazing, even if it wasn't nearly as conclusive as I'd hoped.
The journey in the game made up for it, though. It has been wonderful.

[pors88]

First of all, I'd like to congratulate you and the entire team for an outstanding series.
I've been playing games for a long time (no need to give numbers here), and I can say that I have NEVER experienced a game that has taken me through such a wide range of emotions.

Based on the pre-release posts, interviews etc.. I guess I was expecting something closer to the ME2 ending (continue with some unfinished business, romances , see how the effect of my final choice have affected the galaxy).
I can understand that you can not always please everyone, but it seems that you really don't have as many choices as I thought we'd have.

Lots of people are happy with the current ending, but I personally feel that the game was cut short.
(Maybee there were release date pressure and things needed to be changed.)
Maybe you have plans for some sort of expansion or a DLC, but at this point (judging from all the posts) there are lot of confused people out there.
Many of us have invested tremendous amount of time playing/saving different scenarions starting with ME1 and it all seems to come to the same end.

What I liked.
Everything with Liara. You really nailed it this time (my LI).
The combat interface is great as are the graphics, musical score , and the overall tone of the game.
The death of some of the crew members was very touching and emotional (well done).
The final fight with KL brought huge level of satisfaction.
Garus bottle shooting, saving Kelly ..
There are so many that it would be pointless to list them all.

The only thing that I would like to have more of would be interaction with crew members, deeper relationships (especially with LI), more variety of consequences (combat , squad selection and relationships).

Overall, I would rate this series at 95% satisfaction.

[Mischuge77]

ME3 was a great game, but some things were dissapointing for me:

1.the game seems to be made especially for console player, dont get me wrong i dont have nothing against them, but i had the feeling bioware forgot about the PC players
2.and last will be the confusing ending, the ending gave me no hope at all for the species in the galaxy. i know its a war and it can not only end good, but every choice i made , the mass relays were destroyed.i would apreciate 3 different endings, maybe one a litlle more positive.it would be great to see a DLC . some thing i didnt understand in the ending either, like why did joker run away from shepard, when they always stayed by her side? etc

ty for listening to ur fans

[Descedent]

2nd Favorite Moment:








Favorite Moment: Shepard gets pulled out of the rubble and we kick some reaper ass once and for all and everyone flys back to their respective planets = me4 = war of the races, oh and give me a prequel too. I wanna see how reapers became reapers.

[BigBubbaBacon]

This thread gives me hope that after the game is fully released Bioware will offer some explenation.

Also...

Eclipse merc wrote...

I want my little blue children.

^this.

[Lurchibald]

Glad to see this thread!

[Deadstoned]

The game was brilliant until the ending

[Quintus Kessler]

NA1 wrote...

You guys have GOT to stop putting smiley faces everywhere.

Agreed.

[Ultra Prism]

All I can say that I love ME3, until ending, every second of it, felt like you devs pour your heart in, making scene realistic and emotional...

but I dont what happen at ending ... everything felt like failure

[raeting]

Favorite moments:

- Shooting bottles with Garrus
- Liara writing Shepard's name in the stars
- Farewells with Liara & Garrus
- Traynor romance was way, way better than expected
- Conrad!

But, all overshadowed by that last 5 min.

I really want to replay this game a dozen times. But... Can't! Argh! Knowing what's waiting for me just makes me want to toss my ME disks into the trash.

[Templar Fox]

Tali and her romance.

[icemount]

Hi I really liked ME3 as a whole. I also like rather dark endings, even with all new questions popping up.Still I need to know 2 things:
1. Why was Anderson controlled by IM ?? (evolution of indoctrination technique giving power not only over mind ??)
2. Why was Normandy flying away from the pulse in all endings ?? ( it may have a stretched sense in case of desttroying synthetic life as EDI is integrated in Normandy and Joker telepathically knows what's coming... but other than that ???!!!).

Thanks.

[aaron baba]

Cerberus attacking the Citadel really caught me off guard! I felt like I was racing against time through that entire mission. The climax with the Virmire Survivor at the end of the mission was very well done.

Honestly, there were many great moments in Mass Effect 3. Receiving closure on the Genophage, the Quarian-Geth War, and finally chilling with Garrus were at the top of my list. Yes, the endings were a disappointment. I'm anxious to see where the series goes whether it be through DLC or another source..

[Hydralysk]

Tailen wrote...

To be honest -- and I'm being completely honest here -- the more I think (read: obsess) about it, the more I think the ending might be my favorite moment.  Not just in Mass Effect 3.  Not just involving Shepard.

It might be my favorite moment in the history of gaming; in the history of storytelling.

We may not have all the answers yet, but I don't need a definitive ending to know that the one we have so far is the next step in the evolution of storytelling.  Somehow BioWare has transcended the bounds of ordinary storytelling and actually caused the player to become Shepard.

To feel what Shepard would be feeling.  To actually live it.  Those final moments aren't gaming or storytelling.
 They are existence.  Existence as Shepard for a moment in time.

But naturally -- as many would with such a foreign feeling overtaking them -- a significant, vocal part of the ones who shared this existence have rejected it entirely; refused to let this new feeling overtake them.

And that's fine.  I, for one, accepted it wholly and completely.  I let it overtake me, and will look back on it fondly forever.

I believe we're witnessing history in the making.  I believe this is storytelling at its finest; at its core.

I believe I was Shepard... even if only for a fleeting moment.

Thank you, BioWare.

The problem is we believed we were our Shepard's as well, and then we are apparently told that the Reaper leader has three choices for you, none of which our Shepard's would have chosen and he just accepts it and goes "Well if you say so...".

[guz1123]

Game is very good, for me one of the best of all time and has those moments:

Seeing different races fighting the reapers, and how they feel. How characters affect us, make us feel sad, happy, angry, hopeful, is really good and makes the game an awesome experience.

Favorite moment? Too many to count. Happiest - :)Grunt getting out alive. Saddest - :crying:When Anderson died.

But ending was disappointing, because rest of the game (99%) was so good. Ending made me feel like everything i did didn't matter and putting all that effort do save everyone was useless. People wouldn't be mad about the ending if the game was bad, but conclusive ending to a story this big and awesome is important too the players.

Modifié par guz1123, 15 mars 2012 - 04:28 .

[Dormin]

Thank you Chris it is good to hear you are listening.

Romance with Liara.

Liara's time capsule, letting her tell my tale as my LI was heartwarming. In fact nearly all love interest cut scenes were executed perfectly.

Leaving earth was intense.

Speaking in the war room with Wrex, Victus and the Salarian Dalatrass. All of the briefings and discussions with every character in the war room and on the hologram made it feel like the war was raging around us and we were having a very real impact.

Eve speaking to the Krogan sent chills up my spine.

Mordin's death had me saluting the screen in tears ala Big Boss MGS3.

The entire Quarian and Geth conflict I was on the edge of my seat in the final moments so I renegaded them into peace, simply I felt I had to be aggressive or they would not listen.

Legion dying to uplift the geth, his line was cheese but the best kind if cheese.

Thane's story arch was perfect execution, I cried man tears on his death bed.

Javik....everything about Javik, it is a real disservice that he is not in the standard retail copy actual game. In the end it seems Javik and I share a similar fate.

Garrus and me hanging on the Citadel.

Every character relationship had weight even with the reduced dialouge,and the I really felt like I was going to lose people, I was ready for it but it hurt. Real tender moments with every character that had a real air of finality around them.

Earth reminded me of James Cameron's Future War always a plus.

The game was an emotional rollercoaster and I could continue to list positives, but as I and many others have said the ending corrupts the entire trilogy it's not the only problem but it is the most prevelant. The other issues I would be willing to ignore if the ending was good.

But for example: more diversity in the reaper forces. I can give you an example off the tip of my tounge, a Drell husk in a similar vein to the Saren husk or Geth leaper/jumper from ME1. Hanar husks similar to face huggers, Varren husks could be pretty intimidating, Salarian husks that could cloak Where did the Praetorian go? The abominations and scions?

Modifié par Dormin, 15 mars 2012 - 04:29 .

[pseudonymic]

BigBubbaBacon wrote...

This thread gives me hope that after the game is fully released Bioware will offer some explenation.

Also...

Eclipse merc wrote...

I want my little blue children.

^this.

second that.