Elhanan wrote...
I do not have the game. I read what others have posted, and when they say that they have achieved said goal, I have no reason or motive to doubt them. [ . . .] But trust is earned, and Bioware has earned mine over these past years.
Well, I do have doubt. Do I need a reason or motive to disbelieve? Well, do you need a reason or motive to believe them?
BioWare earned my trust- I bought ME3 prerelease (7 months early), I bought ME1 and ME2, I bought all the DLC for ME2 (it added up quite a bit), I bought the IRL t- shirts and wore them with pride. I had trust.
But the ending made that trust gone. You can trust your local doctor for 40 years, but if you were suddenly to come across your doctor in the street, needle in his or her arm, tripping balls, your trust would be broken.
Could they get it back? Absolutely. Could BioWare regain our trust? Of course.
But saying "Just TRUST us!" doesn't work.
And there is a median between BioWare apologists and Howling Hyenas of Death, you know.
I've always said I LOVE 99.9% of ME3. LOVE IT!
But the ending, well, it does go against every other part of the Mass Effect theme.
I mean, at the end of ME2, you can go into your cabin and cuddle Garrus (shut up, no other love interestr is worthy! Grrr!). At the end of ME3- nothing. Poor.
But I don't support scrapping the ending- just adding to it, so those that like it as it is can keep it, and those that don't can change it.
Choice- that's what Mass Effect is all about, right?