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[TJX2045]

TheJiveDJ wrote...

MrPuschel wrote...


I didnt pay 75 Euro (approx up to 90$) to USE MY IMAGINATION.

Well that's not very fun!  Come on, let's sing the imagination song!!

We can always sing the netflix commercial imagination song too!

Then when it gets to the little girl's part we can all go... "WTF is this?"

And then Bioware goes "It's !"


And then we start singing the imagination song in tears.

[Reptilian Rob]

Oh, you mean the ending where Shep dies? Or the one where Shep dies? OR the one where Shep...Dies?

[Jimmie_Rox]

TJX2045 wrote...

Miekkas wrote...

"@Zodi_Emish my personal take: red-save my friends blue-rebuild relays green-singularity! OR should I trust what I just saw? ;)"

Either A) she is teasing/using textbook PR or she's actually giving us as serious nudge towards the hallucination/indoctrination theory. I'll reserve judgement for now.

This tweet is very suspicious...seriously? I don't get it.  Green is singularity regardless...Blue and Red kind of are ambiguous given the ending.

Tbh, if the indoctrination theory was anything more than just that someone somewhere would have let something slip by now. I mean what, it's been out fora week and a half by now. Basically, this is the ending that Bioware meant the game to have because obviously someone, somewhere thought it was good. And nobody told them it wasn't.

[Funkcase]

flaming arrows wrote...

OriginalNameGuy wrote...

Isn't she like the community manager/PR type person? She probably doesn't know, so I don't know why people bother her.

because she's the only one willing to talk to anyone 

And yet alot of people are being an ass towards her. People need to chillout a little. I cant blame Bioware for not responding to fans if they act like this to the one who is willing to talk just becuase she cant tell them what they want to hear, it's not like it's her fault.

Modifié par Funkcase, 16 mars 2012 - 05:56 .

[Liec]

Shepard and her LI celebrate at the bar in heaven ;-;

[durasteel]

The interviews and notes revealed in The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3 (I wonder if he had any idea at the beginning of his project how apt the gloomy title would prove to be) make it pretty clear what the writers had in mind.

The galaxy is toast.

They call it a galactic dark age, and clearly intend for everything that defines the galactic civilization to be destroyed. For the survivors, they invision a brave new world. In other words, what's left after "the ending" is not something that is recognizebly Mass Effect, it is a reboot for everything in a new post-reaping state.

It's not just the end of Shepard's story, it's The End. Shepard losses. We might not be reaped, but there is apparently no way to preserve any sort of galactic order, peace, or prosperity.  That's why they are saying any future Mass Effect games will be prequels - anything set after red/blue/green will be something other than Mass Effect.

It does make the DLC people are speculating about with Aria kind of pointless, doesn't it? She can take back Omega, but without the relays there is no galactic ezo trade, and Omega starves to death. The Blood Pack eats Eclipse, The Blue Suns try to horde what supplies there are until they're overrun. Wow, doesn't that sound fun?

Modifié par durasteel, 16 mars 2012 - 06:11 .

[Jimmie_Rox]

durasteel wrote...

The interviews and notes revealed in The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3 (I wonder if he had any idea at the beginning of his project how apt the gloomy title would prove to be) make it pretty clear what the writers had in mind.

The galaxy is toast.

They call it a galactic dark age, and clearly intend for everything that defines the galactic civilization to be destroyed. For the survivors, they invision a brave new world. In other words, what's left after "the ending" is not something that is recognizebly Mass Effect, it is a reboot for everything in a new post-reaping state.

It's not just the end of Shepard's story, it's The End. Shepard losses. We might not be reaped, but there is apparently no way to preserve any sort of galactic order, peace, or prosperity.  That's why they are saying any future Mass Effect games will be prequels - anything set after red/blue/green will be something other than Mass Effect.

Yes, exactly, and I hate this. I want the damn thing to end on a high note, even if it is tempered by Shepard's sacrifice. The defeat of the Reapers should usher in a new age of galactic peace and co-operation while the races work together to build a brighter tomorrow leading to a Golden Era where a united galaxy strives to remove their dependance on Reaper tech just incase there was a backup plan.

EDIT: A backup plan, sounds like a plot for ME4 right there, GG BioWare, you just missed out on a shoe-in for a sequel right there.

Modifié par Jimmie_Rox, 16 mars 2012 - 06:19 .

[TJX2045]

If it was a sequel, it'd have to be from the POV of someone other than Shepard if he happened to survive.

[Necrotron]

So...the trilogy was always supposed to end in a tragedy.

Not a great premise for a video game.

[Demonburnt]

Imagine if the last (3rd) starwars movie ended in vader and luke getting killed by the emperor and he continued to rule. No one AND I MEAN NO ONE is going to watch the 3 that got released after that nor are they even going to bother with the new 3D versions. Just my 2 cents.

[LPetty6]

Demonburnt wrote...

Imagine if the last (3rd) starwars movie ended in vader and luke getting killed by the emperor and he continued to rule. No one AND I MEAN NO ONE is going to watch the 3 that got released after that nor are they even going to bother with the new 3D versions. Just my 2 cents.

exactly, it makes the journey pointless if the destination destroys everything...

[AGogley]

My beef with the endings is that in order to get to the "happy ending" you have to play multiplayer. And the so called happy ending is simply Shepherd taking a breathe while your LI somehow got transported from the same charge you were making to the Normandy and then off on some planet? I don't know how you fix this.

[LPetty6]

AGogley wrote...

My beef with the endings is that in order to get to the "happy ending" you have to play multiplayer. And the so called happy ending is simply Shepherd taking a breathe while your LI somehow got transported from the same charge you were making to the Normandy and then off on some planet? I don't know how you fix this.

by it not being real, you must have seen the indoctrination theory

[Caz Neerg]

Even if the current endings are all we get, there is still a scenario in which it is perfectly reasonable to infer Shepard reuniting with his LI and living happily ever after. If you played male Shep, you picked the destroy ending with high EMS, and your LI was Jack or Miranda. Both were on Earth for the fight, neither had any reason to be on the Normandy, and we have no reason to believe they died.