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[The Ole Ultra Violence]

www.gamepur.com/news/7426-fans-filing-ftc-complaints-against-ea-after-mass-effect-3-ending.html

Okay, I think this is extreme

Asking for a new ending on the grounds of bad quality or disappointment
is one thing, but this is getting dangerously close to economic extortion. In
the end, Bioware has the right to end the game any way they want. I don’t like
the ending, I’d like them to reconsider, and I’m in full support of us making
that known to them, including the fact that we don’t want to play without one.



But in the end, this is just a game, and I don’t think it’s worth causing
potential harm to the company, especially since
they haven’t said that they won’t release a new ending. Getting a new ending
won’t mean anything if we force them to do it.



Another problem I have is that this is a slippery slope. What happens if a game
turns out BETTER than we expected, but there is one small feature that gets cut
out right before launch?  Nobody really
cares, except this one person, who files a lawsuit against the company for
false advertising.



Whatever the law may or may not state, we all know the law isn’t always right,
and just because we CAN do something, it doesn’t mean we should.

What about you guys, do you think this is okay, do the actions of Bioware and EA warrant a legal response?

[Stanley Woo]

Yup, this has gone downhill.

End of line.