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[Kartzaz]

Why i should pay DLC what is not going to change the end anyway`?

[Wattoes]

Even if they changed the end its a crappy situation.

If you have to pay for an actual ending, thats a big problem.

Also if you force them to make a new ending, the new ending won't feel that great. You will still always remember this ending, and it will always feel more "canon", than a dlc alternate.

[Texhnolyze101]

KillSlash45 wrote...

count_4 wrote...

Simple: Not buying it. Same for future BioWare games. They've gone too far. Especially with what lies they told before the release in the media and what is to be found in Final Hours(see sig for 'great' example).

Even if a new bioware game comes out to community acceptance with good endings?

But to answer the question, yes , I would buy it if it looks good.

A New game means nothing if they are willing to screw up the one they are selling now so why the hell should i care about better endings in another game that's not the one im currently playing? what type of dumb question is that?

[blah64]

Not buy it. Come here for consolation. Cancel TOR subscription. Never buy Bioware again.

[zhixson]

Wattoes wrote...

You will still always remember this ending, and it will always feel more "canon", than a dlc alternate.

You might.

[whitey4444]

I don't want any DLC, I just wanted the real ending to have something tangible about it. However, that ship has sailed, that horse has bolted and the goalposts can't be shifted halfway through the game.

Come to grips with it people, the ending while possibly making sense (he was indoctrinated, that one was obvious even to me) was not done in a way that provided a conclusion to the story, either good or bad. No amount of papering over the cracks will fix it now.

At least the ending wasn't as cliched as my response.

[DrDark101]

I wouldn't expect the next DLC to attack the end in anycase. Any change will come later, and probably be the last piece of DLC... If at all.

[Faunwea]

 I just won't buy it. That's about it.

[JackHallin]

 

zhixson wrote...

Wattoes wrote...

You will still always remember this ending, and it will always feel more "canon", than a dlc alternate.

You might.

 


I'm convinced this is likely a stunt to get everyone to finish the game together and that the next DLC will be the "actual" ending that was planned all along. (And it will be free.)

If that's what happens, I'll give BioWare kudos for trolling and I'll keep buying their games. But, I probably won't trust them for the rest of my life. >.>;


Edited: To fix my quote fail.

and add

I see EA as the corrupting overlord, pushing the Devs to get things done. BiWare's always been great to us and they've built up a lot of capital with the fans, I think, so we should do our best to be patient, HOLD THE LINE, and give BW some credit.

Modifié par JackHallin, 16 mars 2012 - 04:43 .

[Arokel]

I will hold the line.

[KillSlash45]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

KillSlash45 wrote...

count_4 wrote...

Simple: Not buying it. Same for future BioWare games. They've gone too far. Especially with what lies they told before the release in the media and what is to be found in Final Hours(see sig for 'great' example).

Even if a new bioware game comes out to community acceptance with good endings?

But to answer the question, yes , I would buy it if it looks good.

A New game means nothing if they are willing to screw up the one they are selling now so why the hell should i care about better endings in another game that's not the one im currently playing? what type of dumb question is that?

Because that would be the game you are paying for? Because this future game has nothing to do with the one you are currently playing. You would be paying for a completely different game that has good gameplay, a good story, and a good ending. 

I don't know what you are talking about here. ME3 is not related to some new IP game they come out with in the future.

[Texhnolyze101]

KillSlash45 wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

KillSlash45 wrote...

count_4 wrote...

Simple: Not buying it. Same for future BioWare games. They've gone too far. Especially with what lies they told before the release in the media and what is to be found in Final Hours(see sig for 'great' example).

Even if a new bioware game comes out to community acceptance with good endings?

But to answer the question, yes , I would buy it if it looks good.

A New game means nothing if they are willing to screw up the one they are selling now so why the hell should i care about better endings in another game that's not the one im currently playing? what type of dumb question is that?

Because that would be the game you are paying for? Because this future game has nothing to do with the one you are currently playing. You would be paying for a completely different game that has good gameplay, a good story, and a good ending. 

I don't know what you are talking about here. ME3 is not related to some new IP game they come out with in the future.

Why should i care about future bioware games if they are not interested in fixing the endings for this one? that future game will mean nothing to me as i don't intend to waste money on it. if you like supporting a company who lies to you and treats you like an idiot by all means continue doing so as for me i don't like wasting money on such company's.

Modifié par 101ezylonhxeT, 16 mars 2012 - 04:54 .

[KillSlash45]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

KillSlash45 wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

KillSlash45 wrote...

count_4 wrote...

Simple: Not buying it. Same for future BioWare games. They've gone too far. Especially with what lies they told before the release in the media and what is to be found in Final Hours(see sig for 'great' example).

Even if a new bioware game comes out to community acceptance with good endings?

But to answer the question, yes , I would buy it if it looks good.

A New game means nothing if they are willing to screw up the one they are selling now so why the hell should i care about better endings in another game that's not the one im currently playing? what type of dumb question is that?

Because that would be the game you are paying for? Because this future game has nothing to do with the one you are currently playing. You would be paying for a completely different game that has good gameplay, a good story, and a good ending. 

I don't know what you are talking about here. ME3 is not related to some new IP game they come out with in the future.

Why should i care about future bioware games if they are not interested in fixing the endings for this one? that future game will mean nothing to me as i don't intend to waste money on it. if you like supporting a company who lies to you and treats you like an idiot by all means continue doing so as for me i don't like wasting money on such company's.

Why should you care? Because that specific game is good. That's why. It will show they are on the "right track" of making games again. 

You aren't wasting your money if the product they give you is good. 

You show you don't like a product by not buying the product. You show they are doing something right by paying for that product.

Seems childish to dismiss any and all future products if some past product was bad.

I won't be supporting a company that lies to me and treats me like an idiot. I would be paying them for a product that is good, and I want. Simply

[JPR1964]

As I won't play the game for a looooooooonnnnnnggg moment, not buying...

JPR out!

[ArcanistLibram]

The next Bioware product I'm getting is DLC that fixes ME3's ending. If that never comes out, too bad for them.

[aksoileau]

This is a moment where you can actually put your foot down and not buy the DLC. The endings supersede any kind of DLC which makes them pointless. Would you really give two sh!ts about Omega knowing that the endings don't care if you did?

[raitori]

My reaction ? I will not buy it

[DrDark101]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I see no point in buying dlc if the endings stay as they are that's just wasting money.

Tend to agree for much the same reason its hard to keep playing the game. Example. How heroic of Mordin to sacrifice himself to save the Krogan. Hooray! Oh wait its doesnt matter the Relays are destroyed so the krogan are trapped on a dead rock for a world and now they'll just eat each other.

DLC without clarification at the end means any action or mission Shepard goes on doesn't matter. He could do the most heroic thing in the history of history in one of the DLC packs, but if the ending stays as is then oh well, doesn't matter. Galaxy goes boom at the end = rendered null in void. This is the fundamental problem with the ending. It simply wreaks EVERYTHING.

Modifié par DrDark101, 16 mars 2012 - 05:15 .

[AdmiralJacket]

I wouldn't buy it. I'm probably not going to pick up any product from Bioware after the ending I had to witness. Unless that changes, of course.

[Meltemph]

No rage or anything, I just wont buy any DLC until the DLC make sense of their own game.

[Talogrungi]

Kinda depends on what BW say about the endings.

If they announce that an ending DLC is in the works, then I'm cool. I wouldn't be surprised if the first DLC is close to going gold already. If Bioware says "The first DLC is Take Back Omega, and the second DLC will address the endings" then I'd buy the first one and trust BW to deliver on the second.

[Colancio]

My reaction:

[mulder1199]

i will not buy your dlc
i will not but it, no not me
i won't have your dlc in my house
i will not purchase it with my mouse
your dlc is not worth squat
boy the end has people really hot....

[Byrdman]

I've debating canceling my TOR sub, and if Bioware releases DLC that's not ending related and doesn't promise one, then not only will I cancel TOR, never buy dlc or Bioware games again, I'll delete them from my computer. I feel betrayed. Sucks cause I WAS looking forward to DA3