bleachorange wrote...
If the relays are spoiler, how long till the Turians and Quarians run out of food?
GeneralArrow wrote...
Were are you guys getting that Idea?!!!! That makes less sense than the endgings! LOL!!!!bleachorange wrote...
tdl84 wrote...
bleachorange wrote...
Living to tell the tale? Satisfying my need to know the consequences of major decisions like geth vs quarians and genophage? stuff like that.
Can't argue with wanting that, but it is a selfish desire for shep to have at a moment so important. The fact that those species and events still exist because of what you did should be enough.
If the relays are gone, how long till the Turians and Quarians run out of food?
kww75 wrote...
I personally wouldn't quite say the ending was amazing, but it is no where as bad as some of the people on these forums are making it out to be. It was unique and unusual, but the bottom line for me is I enjoyed it. I can fully understand why some people didn't like the ending, it's different and as is the case usually, we humans don't like change or things to be different. Kinda ironic when you think about the story in ME.
What was dissapointing in a way was I found more enjoyment through the journey from start to the end much more than the end. There were many moments in the game that made me laugh, almost as much as seeing Morrigan from Dragonage:Origins complain about your Marbari hound at the camp.
Cobra5 wrote...
GeneralArrow wrote...
Were are you guys getting that Idea?!!!! That makes less sense than the endgings! LOL!!!!bleachorange wrote...
tdl84 wrote...
bleachorange wrote...
Living to tell the tale? Satisfying my need to know the consequences of major decisions like geth vs quarians and genophage? stuff like that.
Can't argue with wanting that, but it is a selfish desire for shep to have at a moment so important. The fact that those species and events still exist because of what you did should be enough.
If the relays are gone, how long till the Turians and Quarians run out of food?
Solving the problem of rebuilding and living without the relay network seems trivial compared to uniting the entire galaxy under a single banner, building the crucible in such a short period of time, and defeating an ancient monolithic race that couldn't be described as anyhting other then apocalyptic. Not to mention the pan-species team of the best engineers and scientists that have ever lived being assembled together in a system with a prothean archive full of deus-ex machines.
But sure i mean if you want to say "Nah they're all just gonna roll over and die" then I guess that's cool too.
Zorziban the Great wrote...
I have just beaten the game series that changed my whole outlook on videogaming. It took me 32 hours to complete Mass Effect 3 on Hardcore difficulty. That is significantly longer than it took me to beat ME1 and ME2. Before I finished the game I heard many bad things about the ending, and how it impacted the universe. However, I still kept playing becaue I wanted to see for myself. What I got was a suprise.
The ending was incredibly satisfying to me, and it wrapped up my favorite game series of all time. I cried, I laughed, and I cried some more throughout the whole emotional rollercoaster that was the single player story. My mind was blown when I realized the true purpose of the Reapers and the Citadel. My only complaints about the ending is that it makes replaying the previous games pointless because we already know what happens in the end. I also feel that any single player DLC starring Shepard that takes place BEFORE the ending of ME3 is pointless, because we already know what is going to happen.
However, with the way the game ended, there is still a possibility for it to continue, with or without shepard. Bioware, I hope you know that I love the universe and characters that you have created, and I hope you decide to continue with this universe and make many more games involving it. Thank you.
PiEman wrote...
Well, I think you're a ******, and my opinion is just as valid...
tdl84 wrote...
PiEman wrote...
Well, I think you're a ******, and my opinion is just as valid...
Hey, none of that. There is no need to say such things, you should be reported.
PiEman wrote...
Zorziban the Great wrote...
I have just beaten the game series that changed my whole outlook on videogaming. It took me 32 hours to complete Mass Effect 3 on Hardcore difficulty. That is significantly longer than it took me to beat ME1 and ME2. Before I finished the game I heard many bad things about the ending, and how it impacted the universe. However, I still kept playing becaue I wanted to see for myself. What I got was a suprise.
The ending was incredibly satisfying to me, and it wrapped up my favorite game series of all time. I cried, I laughed, and I cried some more throughout the whole emotional rollercoaster that was the single player story. My mind was blown when I realized the true purpose of the Reapers and the Citadel. My only complaints about the ending is that it makes replaying the previous games pointless because we already know what happens in the end. I also feel that any single player DLC starring Shepard that takes place BEFORE the ending of ME3 is pointless, because we already know what is going to happen.
However, with the way the game ended, there is still a possibility for it to continue, with or without shepard. Bioware, I hope you know that I love the universe and characters that you have created, and I hope you decide to continue with this universe and make many more games involving it. Thank you.
Well, I think you're a ******, and my opinion is just as valid...
Tazzmission wrote...
PiEman wrote...
Zorziban the Great wrote...
I have just beaten the game series that changed my whole outlook on videogaming. It took me 32 hours to complete Mass Effect 3 on Hardcore difficulty. That is significantly longer than it took me to beat ME1 and ME2. Before I finished the game I heard many bad things about the ending, and how it impacted the universe. However, I still kept playing becaue I wanted to see for myself. What I got was a suprise.
The ending was incredibly satisfying to me, and it wrapped up my favorite game series of all time. I cried, I laughed, and I cried some more throughout the whole emotional rollercoaster that was the single player story. My mind was blown when I realized the true purpose of the Reapers and the Citadel. My only complaints about the ending is that it makes replaying the previous games pointless because we already know what happens in the end. I also feel that any single player DLC starring Shepard that takes place BEFORE the ending of ME3 is pointless, because we already know what is going to happen.
However, with the way the game ended, there is still a possibility for it to continue, with or without shepard. Bioware, I hope you know that I love the universe and characters that you have created, and I hope you decide to continue with this universe and make many more games involving it. Thank you.
Well, I think you're a ******, and my opinion is just as valid...
reported for bashing
PiEman wrote...
I'll report myself then, fine.
I'm just not dealing with it anymore. Everything is f*cked because of people like the OP, who let the big guy walk all over them and say "THANK YOU SIR MAY I HAVE ANOTHER" when it's over.
I'm tired.
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
HectorB wrote...
I liked the ending. I think it was a great closure to this trilogy.
Cobra5 wrote...
Solving the problem of rebuilding and living without the relay network seems trivial compared to uniting the entire galaxy under a single banner, building the crucible in such a short period of time, and defeating an ancient monolithic race that couldn't be described as anyhting other then apocalyptic. Not to mention the pan-species team of the best engineers and scientists that have ever lived being assembled together in a system with a prothean archive full of deus-ex machines.
But sure i mean if you want to say "Nah they're all just gonna roll over and die" then I guess that's cool too.
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
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Uchimura wrote...
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
If people who hate the ending didn't act like this, maybe you'd have a better chance at getting what you want.
Uchimura wrote...
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
If people who hate the ending didn't act like this, maybe you'd have a better chance at getting what you want.
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
addiction21 wrote...
PiEman wrote...
Again, I just don't care anymore.
Bioware doesn't give a ****, and no one else will because of people like the OP and anyone who agrees with them.
Welcome to reality. It is a place where not everyone conforms to you.
Deal with it
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