Archonsg wrote...
I guess you missed that later post where I did say it's speculation on my part. Since that's clarified, no need to dwell on it, yes?
Agreed.
Archonsg wrote...
As for that last bit, way to just read one line and not the rest of the paragraph. If I as a gamer wanted to feel ****ty, I don't have to pay $80.00 for a game to do that. I'll just volunteer to work with social services dealing with broken homes and children from said homes. Which, is rather funny really, since every once in a while, you get a case so screwed up, you'd think the child is a lost cause but his (or her) determination helps dig that child out of poverty and you go "booooyeahhh!" So, even in "real life" even when things are dire, sometimes, things end well.
Of course they do, plenty of times as a matter of fact. My question is why you are claiming that there is no such possible outcome in ME3, because, if you make the "right" choices, it is.
Archonsg wrote...That was what I personally wanted for Shepard. Its a game. The world already has enough depressing situations, do we really to pay for a game that takes all hope of winning, of over coming the odds to stand tall and victorious?
I don't.
And neither should anyone else.
Just add in more choices. Those happy with the current ending, good for you. The rest of us would want a chance to fight the Reapers, win, retire with our love interest. Is that too much to ask?
It's not a "all is good and fine" Happy ending, and that is imho good,
but you can make your Shepard, your LI your squad mates and most
important, the galaxy, survive. As I stated before, the endings are poor delivered, but there
is not just one, bad ending. It's just not true.
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