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[suusuuu]

BrotherWarth wrote...

You DO have to have low standards or a completely uninquisitive mind to see no problems with the ending.

I kinda agree, even from a technical standpoint the ending is bad. Games have seen better cutscenes in the 90s (longer, more varied, not just recolors etc). 

Modifié par suusuuu, 19 mars 2012 - 01:25 .

[Askanison666]

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

I love how because this person seems to genuinely enjoy the game AND the ending, he must either be a troll, a bioware plant, or too stupid to recognize various plotholes other people have found. That, and the active attempts to persuade him against liking the ending.

What happened to being civil? Is that only for people that share the majority opinion that everything about the games is 100% ****ty and that now the entire franchise is in ruins?

It's almost not worth coming to this forum anymore.

Well said. There is nothing wrong with coming away from the game feeling a sense of accomplishment or enjoyment. The guys at Penny Arcade actually have some interesting views on that. While I don't agree 100% they make for some interesting reading.

[AllergevKev]

It took me a couple hours to realize how much I disliked it (not hated though, there were certain elements that were very well done). I'm guessing in a day you'll be pissed

[byne]

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

BrotherWarth wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

I love how because this person seems to genuinely enjoy the game AND the ending, he must either be a troll, a bioware plant, or too stupid to recognize various plotholes other people have found. That, and the active attempts to persuade him against liking the ending.

What happened to being civil? Is that only for people that share the majority opinion that everything about the games is 100% ****ty and that now the entire franchise is in ruins?

It's almost not worth coming to this forum anymore.

You DO have to have low standards or a completely uninquisitive mind to see no problems with the ending.

Or maybe he just has a different standard of entertainment than you do. What gives you the right to determine whether or not that standard is 'low'?

The endings are so objectively bad, I personally find it hard to understand how anyone could possibly enjoy them.

Thats just me though, I guess some people like plot holes and sloppy writing.

[Andy379]

byne wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

BrotherWarth wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

I love how because this person seems to genuinely enjoy the game AND the ending, he must either be a troll, a bioware plant, or too stupid to recognize various plotholes other people have found. That, and the active attempts to persuade him against liking the ending.

What happened to being civil? Is that only for people that share the majority opinion that everything about the games is 100% ****ty and that now the entire franchise is in ruins?

It's almost not worth coming to this forum anymore.

You DO have to have low standards or a completely uninquisitive mind to see no problems with the ending.

Or maybe he just has a different standard of entertainment than you do. What gives you the right to determine whether or not that standard is 'low'?

The endings are so objectively bad, I personally find it hard to understand how anyone could possibly enjoy them.

Thats just me though, I guess some people like plot holes and sloppy writing.

Is that a Dinosaur in your Sig?

[TsaiMeLemoni]

byne wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

BrotherWarth wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

I love how because this person seems to genuinely enjoy the game AND the ending, he must either be a troll, a bioware plant, or too stupid to recognize various plotholes other people have found. That, and the active attempts to persuade him against liking the ending.

What happened to being civil? Is that only for people that share the majority opinion that everything about the games is 100% ****ty and that now the entire franchise is in ruins?

It's almost not worth coming to this forum anymore.

You DO have to have low standards or a completely uninquisitive mind to see no problems with the ending.

Or maybe he just has a different standard of entertainment than you do. What gives you the right to determine whether or not that standard is 'low'?

The endings are so objectively bad, I personally find it hard to understand how anyone could possibly enjoy them.

Thats just me though, I guess some people like plot holes and sloppy writing.

I guess some people do. I didn't love the endings, but I also didn't find them so devastating that I must lash out at people who are more satisfied than I am.

[suusuuu]

byne wrote...

The endings are so objectively bad, I personally find it hard to understand how anyone could possibly enjoy them.

Thats just me though, I guess some people like plot holes and sloppy writing.

<3

[SpiderFan1217]

The Angry One wrote...

I glad you feel complete knowing your Shepard was a coward who settled for less, those of us who don't will still have to wait for our endings.

How do you figure he was a coward? He set out to do the impossible, destroy the Reapers, and the did it. Against odds that have killed countless other species for countless years. He did it. He was brave enough to take on the biggest bully in the Galaxy, and he won.

[Drxx]

Squadrito wrote...

Epic troll is epic

 


This.

[SpiderFan1217]

Askanison666 wrote...

Sir_Alric wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

Just finished my first run of ME3. I took some advice and did it with a default Shep. I choose to destroy the Reapers. Everything seemed to fit. Bioware crafted a wonderful Trilegy and when they were done telling their story I wasn't left wanting. Usually when I finish a series that I love as much as I love ME. I'm sad that the journey is over. With ME it's different. I loved everything about it. From the Mako to mounds of weapon and armor DLC's that I will never use. Everythign just felt right. This is a way to say, "Thank You." to the company that has now solitified itself, in my eyes, as the greatest videogame developers of all time. It was a Hell of a Run Bioware. I'm glad I was part of it. Mass Effect was beautiful.


EDIT:    No, this is not a Troll. 

You are very lucky.

While I am among the folks who aren't happy with the final moments of the game, I agree with Sir_Alric that you're a lucky bloke. You got what you were after out of the game

I will disagree on the Mako though. That thing got stuck on so many rocks for me! *grumbles* haha

Me too, and see. It's funny now isn't it. I look back on how sh*tty the Mako was and I laugh fondly.

[byne]

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

Askanison666 wrote...

Sir_Alric wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

Just finished my first run of ME3. I took some advice and did it with a default Shep. I choose to destroy the Reapers. Everything seemed to fit. Bioware crafted a wonderful Trilegy and when they were done telling their story I wasn't left wanting. Usually when I finish a series that I love as much as I love ME. I'm sad that the journey is over. With ME it's different. I loved everything about it. From the Mako to mounds of weapon and armor DLC's that I will never use. Everythign just felt right. This is a way to say, "Thank You." to the company that has now solitified itself, in my eyes, as the greatest videogame developers of all time. It was a Hell of a Run Bioware. I'm glad I was part of it. Mass Effect was beautiful.


EDIT:    No, this is not a Troll. 

You are very lucky.

While I am among the folks who aren't happy with the final moments of the game, I agree with Sir_Alric that you're a lucky bloke. You got what you were after out of the game

I will disagree on the Mako though. That thing got stuck on so many rocks for me! *grumbles* haha

Me too, and see. It's funny now isn't it. I look back on how sh*tty the Mako was and I laugh fondly.

The Mako was awesome and I will not accept any statements implying otherwise.

[Askanison666]

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

Askanison666 wrote...

Sir_Alric wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

Just finished my first run of ME3. I took some advice and did it with a default Shep. I choose to destroy the Reapers. Everything seemed to fit. Bioware crafted a wonderful Trilegy and when they were done telling their story I wasn't left wanting. Usually when I finish a series that I love as much as I love ME. I'm sad that the journey is over. With ME it's different. I loved everything about it. From the Mako to mounds of weapon and armor DLC's that I will never use. Everythign just felt right. This is a way to say, "Thank You." to the company that has now solitified itself, in my eyes, as the greatest videogame developers of all time. It was a Hell of a Run Bioware. I'm glad I was part of it. Mass Effect was beautiful.


EDIT:    No, this is not a Troll. 

You are very lucky.

While I am among the folks who aren't happy with the final moments of the game, I agree with Sir_Alric that you're a lucky bloke. You got what you were after out of the game

I will disagree on the Mako though. That thing got stuck on so many rocks for me! *grumbles* haha

Me too, and see. It's funny now isn't it. I look back on how sh*tty the Mako was and I laugh fondly.

I race through the Mako sections or just stick to level terrain when I have to use it! haha I did like the guns though

[JeanLuc Awesome]

Glad you are able to find enjoyment out of it, same goes for how you found enjoyment out of the the Matrix sequels and conclusion...no really I'm happy for you.

[The Angry One]

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I glad you feel complete knowing your Shepard was a coward who settled for less, those of us who don't will still have to wait for our endings.

How do you figure he was a coward? He set out to do the impossible, destroy the Reapers, and the did it. Against odds that have killed countless other species for countless years. He did it. He was brave enough to take on the biggest bully in the Galaxy, and he won.

Your Shepard did as he was told by a genocidal maniac. You were offered 3 options and a ridiculous justification, and accepted them.
Make no mistake, destroy, control or synth. You did the Reapers' bidding. They determined their plan was no longer viable. They concluded a change. They did. Not Shepard.

[Harbinger of your Destiny]

Ok please to explain what happend with Joker. I'm not calling you out on anything I jus twant your view on why Joker did what he did at the end?

[Canary Wundaboy]

Im really happy you enjoyed it and are satisfied by the ending. It just proves for me that the universe is balanced, as it's the exact opposite of what I feel.

[Cheviot]

The Angry One wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I glad you feel complete knowing your Shepard was a coward who settled for less, those of us who don't will still have to wait for our endings.

How do you figure he was a coward? He set out to do the impossible, destroy the Reapers, and the did it. Against odds that have killed countless other species for countless years. He did it. He was brave enough to take on the biggest bully in the Galaxy, and he won.

Your Shepard did as he was told by a genocidal maniac. You were offered 3 options and a ridiculous justification, and accepted them.
Make no mistake, destroy, control or synth. You did the Reapers' bidding. They determined their plan was no longer viable. They concluded a change. They did. Not Shepard.

Make no mistake, Shepard freed the Milky Way from the Reapers by his sacrifice, whichever way he did it.

[Egonne]

Eain wrote...

Don't worry, tomorrow you'll wake up and start pondering what you've seen.

It takes longer for some than it does for others, but they all come around.

This

[byne]

Cheviot wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I glad you feel complete knowing your Shepard was a coward who settled for less, those of us who don't will still have to wait for our endings.

How do you figure he was a coward? He set out to do the impossible, destroy the Reapers, and the did it. Against odds that have killed countless other species for countless years. He did it. He was brave enough to take on the biggest bully in the Galaxy, and he won.

Your Shepard did as he was told by a genocidal maniac. You were offered 3 options and a ridiculous justification, and accepted them.
Make no mistake, destroy, control or synth. You did the Reapers' bidding. They determined their plan was no longer viable. They concluded a change. They did. Not Shepard.

Make no mistake, Shepard freed the Milky Way from the Reapers by his sacrifice, whichever way he did it.

Except, with Control, we have no guarantee Shep wont start thinking like the godchild over thousands of years, and just start the cycles all over again, and with Synthesis we have nothing stopping the new Synth/Organic hybrids from creating full synthetics, which would provide justification for the godchild to bring back the cycles.

Only Destroy truly frees the galaxy from the Reapers, at the expense of potentially making you a genocidal monster.

[connordavisj]

0/10

[meteng]

 I'm glad for you, OP. I want to feel that way too.

[the red boon]

I usually don't tell people when I'm satisfied and complete, that personal information I could live without.

[savionen]

Cheviot wrote...

Make no mistake, Shepard freed the Milky Way from the Reapers by his sacrifice, whichever way he did it.

Except that in 2 out of the 3 endings the Reapers aren't dead, and in the third, there's no guarantee ALL the reapers are dead. I mean, Reapers come from dark space, outside of the Milky Way, the explosion was only inside it.

Also, in all 3 endings organics (or organic-synthetics) can just create synthetics again. And... of course, all the mass relay destruction.

Modifié par savionen, 19 mars 2012 - 02:19 .

[The Night Mammoth]

Cheviot wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

SpiderFan1217 wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I glad you feel complete knowing your Shepard was a coward who settled for less, those of us who don't will still have to wait for our endings.

How do you figure he was a coward? He set out to do the impossible, destroy the Reapers, and the did it. Against odds that have killed countless other species for countless years. He did it. He was brave enough to take on the biggest bully in the Galaxy, and he won.

Your Shepard did as he was told by a genocidal maniac. You were offered 3 options and a ridiculous justification, and accepted them.
Make no mistake, destroy, control or synth. You did the Reapers' bidding. They determined their plan was no longer viable. They concluded a change. They did. Not Shepard.

Make no mistake, Shepard freed the Milky Way from the Reapers by his sacrifice, whichever way he did it.

Permanently with Destroy, perhaps only temporarily with Synthesis and Control. 

Regardless, destroying the Mass Relays either dooms pretty much everyone to slow and painful deaths through starvation and infighting, or dooms them to immediate incineration by supernova, depending on whether you agree with Arrival or not.