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[Verit]

Pretty much ruined it for me, yes.

[KotorEffect3]

No, it was 5 minutes in a game consisting of dozens of hours of awesomeness.

[Phoenix_UK]

I thought maybe i could just go back and replay and i wouldn't care, so i started my second play through, got to Palaven, and found i had no desire to continue.
I literally lost interest in replaying it. I had even intended to start a new ME1 game and do an epic three game run, but it just seemed pointless... and this is from someone who's done a full LOTR extended edition rally.

[CYRAX470]

Nope. There are more good things than bad things in ME3. I can and will keep playing,

[Giant ambush beetle]

Pretty much, yeah.

[agathokakological]

It ruined Bioware.

[Probable Cylon]

Yes. Completely tainted the entire franchise. It was that awful.

For reference, Battlestar Galactica is my favorite show ever. I also thought the ending was absolute garbage, but it didn't make me feel terrible about the previous 70~ shows I had watched. I can still re-watch it and love it as much as I always did. I managed to forgive the awful ending. Can't do that with Mass Effect.

[Mr. Big Pimpin]

Ruined it all.

[Mad-Hamlet]

Tricky.

Yes and no.
No, the crowning moments of awesome are still ruling supreme. The accomplishments by Bioware are worthy of praise and recognition.

Yes. The ending has soured the experience and, as stated while awesome is still awesome, I cannot bear to revisit the awesome as I know where it's going to go.

Does that make sense?

[Tangster]

Xenbus wrote...

Lt.Boom wrote...

Truely and honestly did that ending really ruin a amazing game which start to all the way to the ending run was amazing. In my opinion it wasn't all that terrible..Granted it was a desus ex machina but then again so was the crucbile it self if you think about it.

I've almost gotten through most of another play through, its taken over a week to get that far because I can do like 1 mission at a time before I get angry and stop.

So yes, it really did for me.

This, although I quit when Anderson dies. I also play a lot of MP now.

[frostajulie]

Divitiacus wrote...

It ruined the whole series. It makes me think about how it all comes down to nothing.

yeah this right here.

Modifié par frostajulie, 18 mars 2012 - 01:32 .

[Stygian1]

yep

[RLesueur]

It ruined the game, the previous games and any future content set in the universe.

[Fame-KIllz]

Unfortunately the whole series really. It sucks.

[dreaming_raithe]

It did for me. I still can't bring myself to play it. I think about the choices my other Shepards would make, but I can't shake the knowledge that those choices are irrelevant.

[Cpl_Facehugger]

Lt.Boom wrote...

Truely and honestly did that ending really ruin a amazing game which start to all the way to the ending run was amazing.

Yes. I tried to do a NG+ insanity run but I'm stuck on Mars for lack of motivation. There's this little voice in the back of my head that keeps reminding me that I'll meet that irritating kid with his insane troll logic at the end. Every time that happens, the disappointment comes back.

I think I'm really so irritated because the rest of the game was so good. If it was crap all the way through I wouldn't care nearly as much. But instead it's like having a date with a beautiful woman only to discover she's really a man in the last five minutes.

Modifié par Cpl_Facehugger, 18 mars 2012 - 01:33 .

[Endersgone]

scyphozoa wrote...

I hate to use the word ruin, because all the game content is so good. But the ending completely kills my desire to replay any of the trilogy. My enthusiasm has been depleted

Yup : (

[HITMAN629]

Not the entire game but it did ruin what I believe is the most important part, the story. I replaying it on insane for the achievement but I no longer care about the story or its characters

Modifié par HITMAN629, 18 mars 2012 - 01:35 .

[DemonDestroyer]

JohnShepard12 wrote...

I don't really care about the dues ex machina, to me it's about not adequately conveying what the hell just happened and plot holes like Joker fleeing the battle and my squad appearing on the ship.

Ha, i hear you there, why was joker running and how the hell did squad get in there when they were seemingly following you into the beam before Harbinger arrived? So unless everyone's indoctrination and hillucination are correct, or BioWare completly messed up and forgot "The fans want closure so we'll give it to them." From interviews with Casey after all the yelling, it sounded like they messed up.

[DentedHalo]

i can honestly say it did... whats the point if you just doom the galaxy instead of the reapers just because the Citadel Reaper tells you to... those endings are crushing and i think itll be a long time before i can bring myself to play that game, or any of the ME games, again...

[Velocithon]

Yup. Everything that I used to sit and think about no longer matters.

Hmmm....save the council...kill the council...OH YEA IT DOESNT MATTER.

*kill*

[Phattee Buttz]

Yep. Can't even bring myself to listen to the soundtrack.

[Agremont2]

Pretty much yes.

[GhostlyMaiden]

Nope. I had guessed that the Reapers would be taken down by either a macguffin, a galaxy wide fleet, or the destruction of the mass relays. Ended up being all three. Unfortunately, BioWare screwed up by not giving the mass relays a fatal flaw, something that makes it seem better to live without them, so their idea of a "technological reboot" of galactic civilization fell short. I was actually expecting something closer to Cthulhu (like a final boss fight) opposed to Deus Ex Machina kid, but yeah, everything about that kid was a bad idea.

Ultimately, I know the ending. My Shepards don't. It's not fair to not let them have their turn.