HOLD THE LINE!
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I dunno. They watched this ending and they said "Yeah, that is a damn good ending to this series"Darth_Trethon wrote...
ReavousX wrote...
Getting some investigative conversation with the Catalyst won't change anything, which I presume is exactly what they will do. I can see that these endings are horrible clear enough already, more clarity may in fact drive me mad.
No, that would be idiotic of them and they are well aware there's a lot more wrong with the ending than the catalyst and three choices......what do people REALLY care about? Theam members, LIs, allies and so on.....they would not bother altering the ending without touching these issues because ignoring these would be stupid of them.
Crellis wrote...
Jessica Merizan wrote...
Just so you guys are aware, my Twitter account will no longer be a place to discuss BioWare (at least for now). If you're following me there and that's the only reason, I suggest unfollowing me.
I will also be changing my interactions with fans on the BSN to a role that is more moderation focused and less engagement focused. Thanks to those of you who have provided wonderful conversations.
Lastly, despite what someone indicated on an earlier page, I am not a salaried employee. I am paid hourly. It's a good job, but I'm not being paid to engage with the community at 3AM. I did it because I thought it was helpful. I'm sorry that it wasn't.
Was just about to hit the sack before I read your post.
Don't let this experience get to you. you've made a difference and I'am sorry that you don't see it that way at the moment. There is a vast majority of people that understands and respects wat you do and did during these past days.
We appreciate your efforts, we appreciate you
Jessica Merizan wrote...
Just so you guys are aware, my Twitter account will no longer be a place to discuss BioWare (at least for now). If you're following me there and that's the only reason, I suggest unfollowing me.
I will also be changing my interactions with fans on the BSN to a role that is more moderation focused and less engagement focused. Thanks to those of you who have provided wonderful conversations.
Lastly, despite what someone indicated on an earlier page, I am not a salaried employee. I am paid hourly. It's a good job, but I'm not being paid to engage with the community at 3AM. I did it because I thought it was helpful. I'm sorry that it wasn't.
EDIT: None of this affects my role. I'm still your advocate and am actively collecting feedback, thoughts, questions, concerns etc.
Jessica Merizan wrote...
Just so you guys are aware, my Twitter account will no longer be a place to discuss BioWare (at least for now). If you're following me there and that's the only reason, I suggest unfollowing me.
I will also be changing my interactions with fans on the BSN to a role that is more moderation focused and less engagement focused. Thanks to those of you who have provided wonderful conversations.
Lastly, despite what someone indicated on an earlier page, I am not a salaried employee. I am paid hourly. It's a good job, but I'm not being paid to engage with the community at 3AM. I did it because I thought it was helpful. I'm sorry that it wasn't.
EDIT: None of this affects my role. I'm still your advocate and am actively collecting feedback, thoughts, questions, concerns etc.
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People4Peace wrote...
Crellis wrote...
Jessica Merizan wrote...
Just so you guys are aware, my Twitter account will no longer be a place to discuss BioWare (at least for now). If you're following me there and that's the only reason, I suggest unfollowing me.
I will also be changing my interactions with fans on the BSN to a role that is more moderation focused and less engagement focused. Thanks to those of you who have provided wonderful conversations.
Lastly, despite what someone indicated on an earlier page, I am not a salaried employee. I am paid hourly. It's a good job, but I'm not being paid to engage with the community at 3AM. I did it because I thought it was helpful. I'm sorry that it wasn't.
Was just about to hit the sack before I read your post.
Don't let this experience get to you. you've made a difference and I'am sorry that you don't see it that way at the moment. There is a vast majority of people that understands and respects wat you do and did during these past days.
We appreciate your efforts, we appreciate you
I completely agree.
To Jessica Merizan: I don't have a twitter account but I have checked your page numerous times. Honestly, your posts gave me hope (maybe it's blind/false hope but hope nonetheless). They also made me smile and laugh. I really enjoyed reading them because it was POSITIVE. You are (were?) a shining light to me and many other fans. I know you can't say anything about the ending and I never expected that when I began to read your tweets but I still read them anyway because I thought you gave interesting perspectives.
It's really sad that some people have attacked you. From what I've seen and heard, you've been considerate to everyone and it's too bad some people can't show you the same kindness and respect. Many of us appreciate all the times you stayed up until 2am or 3am to communicate with fans. So thank you for everything. You are greatly appreciated, whether we agree or not.
Modifié par Irishkev, 22 mars 2012 - 12:06 .
Thanks for post - it's exactly what I thinkG0ldmember wrote...
Sorry but I'm getting a bit annoyed with certain people popping in this thread, suggesting that we (in this thread) are not civil and should calm down. In the last 100 pages I've read, I havent seen one NOT ONE moment of friction, swear, curse or personal attack towards any Bioware member and especially Miss Merizan we have been upmost respectful. To me its just trolls poking us for a raging reaction, because we allegedly gave a raging reaction...or smth.
Now what happens on twitter I dont know. Thats the Wild Wild West for me. But in here, in this thread, Miss Merizan or any other Bioware member have nothing to fear.
Anyway, thank you Jessica for being a voice when all we hear is silence. Its deeply appreciated and I hope that you'll come and visit us again when things around you and us have cooled down.
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Denis Nickoleff wrote...
If they plan on releasing a proper ending in a DLC, I don't really see how we've 'won' unless it's free then maybe, but it would not at all be shocking if it was pay DLC, which may have been the plan in the first place, since the ending has a text screen that amounts to 'find out what happened in dlc'
shephard987 wrote...
I MEANT TO EDIT, BUT IT WAS REPOSTED ACCIDENTALLY
Guys, we need to show the public we're not what this article says we are.
Help further our cause. Be civil and battle using logic and reason.
Please post in the comments showing just how "immature" we are.
http://oxcgn.com/201...reative-vision/
Thank you.
NSGM wrote...
Not only are you still called a minority, the PR team from Bioware continues to tie the movement with people's stereotypes of negativity when it comes to criticism. Unless this community, specifically the RME front, is actually attacking Bioware or its employees through methods other than "We think your product is flawed.", take this faux olive branch with a grain of salt as recommended.
If the GM of ME3 is unwilling to make note of the very positive aspects of this campaign (unprecendented collaboration of passionate fans, over $75,000 donated to charity, real tangible answers as to why you think the game is flawed), I wouldn't take his promises to the bank until he delivers.
What this community should really do is continue to find ways to show the world that they are making a positive impact, not only through charity contributions, but also through polite and civil discourse which I've never seen occur in a "complaint" type thread related to a video game.
If major outlets such as Forbes start to include the charity work, civil discussion and "meeting of the minds" with their analysis of Bioware's shifty "apologies". You'll really start to show them that you're here to stay and you aren't willing to stoop to the level of those that simply say "You suck, I want something different."
P.P.S. While RM's statement definitely is a battle won of sorts when it comes to validating the complaint that Bioware has made mistakes when it comes to the game, don't take his promise of new content as gospel and end your movement. It seems to me that you are on the precipice of having your movement make real headlines, the type that Bioware simply cannot ignore, especially due to the overwhelmingly positive aspect of your charity work. If you let this front stagnate, you will end up getting less than what you want. Instead, continue promoting the positive aspects of your argument and stay civil. Show Bioware that while some might be willing to be "destructive" as RM puts it, you as a community as steadfast in your resolve to not only be positive but to help the world while you protest for what you want from this company.
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Modifié par cyrrant, 22 mars 2012 - 12:13 .
VibrantYacht wrote...
I think some the Hold the Line movement (perhaps not in this thread) needs some refocusing. I'm not saying everyone is doing this, but I've seen more and more un-civil postings recently (paranoia, perhaps a little too much reading into things, and the like). I think some of us are looking for something wrong instead of keeping the primary goal in focus. We shouldn't attack every statement made by BioWare. That makes it seem like those critical of the movement are right, that we won't be satisfied with anything. Sure, you can doubt its meaning, but I think at some point we do have to believe them. I believe Dr. Muzyka's statement today was a step in the right direction for us. Of course I am a little suspicious, but let's be fair, we've been bombarding their project for what feels like a very long time. Despite the money being made, and good reviews from critics (which I don't think we should really ever get into. It has no relevance to us. I think they only brought it up because we did), it must be at least somewhat difficult to take some criticism from a section of the core fanbase. We need to refocus and let them know (again) that this isn't about throwing an immature tantrum because we didn't get what we wanted. We all probably have slightly different ideas on what the "perfect ending" would be and because of that, the "perfect ending" that appeals to all will ever exist. But we know BioWare can offer better than what was given to us. So just a reminder to Keep It Civil while you Hold the Line. Myself included.
Jessica Merizan wrote...
Just so you guys are aware, my Twitter account will no longer be a place to discuss BioWare (at least for now). If you're following me there and that's the only reason, I suggest unfollowing me.
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