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[Sashimi_taco]

Welcome to the fleet. Many people defended the endings before they actually saw them. We do not hold it against them, we know you truly trust bioware like we did. This makes the betrayal even worse.

Join us in holding the line!

[Erethrian]

Welcome to the fleet.

[Mad-Hamlet]

For someone to admit to being wrong- on the internet no less, is a rare thing. Someone doing it so well, is a treasure.

Welcome to the war.

[Yusta1]

Welcome to the front bro!

[yahtzo]

We all make mistakes. I kind of defended the ending a bit before I saw it too..boy do I feel stupid now.

Welcome aboard!

[Renew81]

another war asset gained.

[Pallowin]

A very nice gesture !

[Colancio]

Welcome to the fight !

[Mr Indivisible]

I think this post describes all of us prior to beating the game. I didn't post on the forum, but I heard it was bad, and assumed it was just some ranters hating.... Then I beat the game.

We will hold.

Modifié par Mr Indivisible, 19 mars 2012 - 05:19 .

[Zing Freelancer]

MrFob wrote...

Hi there,

I create this thread because after finishing the game yesterday night, I really feel like I should apologize.
Before I even started the game, I was in the general discussions forum a lot and I heard about the "bad endings" and came across a thread about "new ending dlc".
Back then, I posted in this thread, condemning the very idea of a $10 ending DLC. My reasons for this were solid. If one company starts with this kind of practice and has success, you can bet that others will follow the example and soon we will have to buy our endings extra for most games. I still stand by the notion that buying an ending DLC is not the way to go for video game consumers.

However, after seeing the current situation at the end of ME3, I realize I really had no idea what I was talking about just a couple of days ago. And I say "Screw it!"
I do want an ending DLC for ME3 and I am ready to pay for it as well because I am just too invested with this franchise to give a damn (mind you that ME3 IS an exception in that regard).

I also said that we should take the ending BioWare intended, believing that after all the work these people put into their franchise it must be somewhat appropriate. Clearly I was wrong on that count as well.

So here it is, I apologize to everyone who has been "holding the line". You were right and I was wrong.
You guys are not haters or people with a false sense of entitlement, you genuinely care and so do I.
And though I think the chances of actually achieveing something are small at best, I also think it is worth to at least be heard.

Well, felt I had to get that off my chest, so my regards to everyone involved in the discussion and ... we will hold the line! :innocent:

You are welcome as a brother among us, together we shall hold the line or see the world come undon.

[Hellosanta]

I was away from BSN for almost a year. After I finished ME3 without getting any spoilers, I really was curious about others' reactions about the ending because I was so disappointed. I came back to BSN about 4-5 days ago and found out that it's not only me who felt that way

[Goljana]

Welcome, all is forgiven

[Reptilian Rob]

*Hugs*

Welcome!

[Amanthor]

MrFob wrote...

Hi there,

I create this thread because after finishing the game yesterday night, I really feel like I should apologize.
Before I even started the game, I was in the general discussions forum a lot and I heard about the "bad endings" and came across a thread about "new ending dlc".
Back then, I posted in this thread, condemning the very idea of a $10 ending DLC. My reasons for this were solid. If one company starts with this kind of practice and has success, you can bet that others will follow the example and soon we will have to buy our endings extra for most games. I still stand by the notion that buying an ending DLC is not the way to go for video game consumers.

However, after seeing the current situation at the end of ME3, I realize I really had no idea what I was talking about just a couple of days ago. And I say "Screw it!"
I do want an ending DLC for ME3 and I am ready to pay for it as well because I am just too invested with this franchise to give a damn (mind you that ME3 IS an exception in that regard).

I also said that we should take the ending BioWare intended, believing that after all the work these people put into their franchise it must be somewhat appropriate. Clearly I was wrong on that count as well.

So here it is, I apologize to everyone who has been "holding the line". You were right and I was wrong.
You guys are not haters or people with a false sense of entitlement, you genuinely care and so do I.
And though I think the chances of actually achieveing something are small at best, I also think it is worth to at least be heard.

Well, felt I had to get that off my chest, so my regards to everyone involved in the discussion and ... we will hold the line! :innocent:

You owned up to your mistakes, takes a real man to do that, welcome to the line.

[shnellegaming]

welcome, we have cookies

[Jadebaby]

MrFob wrote...

Hi there,

I create this thread because after finishing the game yesterday night, I really feel like I should apologize.
Before I even started the game, I was in the general discussions forum a lot and I heard about the "bad endings" and came across a thread about "new ending dlc".
Back then, I posted in this thread, condemning the very idea of a $10 ending DLC. My reasons for this were solid. If one company starts with this kind of practice and has success, you can bet that others will follow the example and soon we will have to buy our endings extra for most games. I still stand by the notion that buying an ending DLC is not the way to go for video game consumers.

However, after seeing the current situation at the end of ME3, I realize I really had no idea what I was talking about just a couple of days ago. And I say "Screw it!"
I do want an ending DLC for ME3 and I am ready to pay for it as well because I am just too invested with this franchise to give a damn (mind you that ME3 IS an exception in that regard).

I also said that we should take the ending BioWare intended, believing that after all the work these people put into their franchise it must be somewhat appropriate. Clearly I was wrong on that count as well.

So here it is, I apologize to everyone who has been "holding the line". You were right and I was wrong.
You guys are not haters or people with a false sense of entitlement, you genuinely care and so do I.
And though I think the chances of actually achieveing something are small at best, I also think it is worth to at least be heard.

Well, felt I had to get that off my chest, so my regards to everyone involved in the discussion and ... we will hold the line! :innocent:

Welcome aboard! And a fellow Aussie too...

[MzAdventure]

Welcome to fleet...

Wouldn't wish the experience of the ending on anyone who has love for the ME universe.

It hurts!

[Golferguy758]

What the hell? Civility...on the internet. better screenshot this.

[Fruxie]

*hugs* Welcome to the team. Hold the line!

[Danielsun2]

welcome to the line

[Vhalkyrie]

No worries. We've seen many converts who were in the same boat.

[Iyerbeth]

Honestly the reason I stayed up until 6am one morning to finish it was so I could finally see that all the fuss was exagerated, and whilst I didn't post on the forums before that I too thought it couldn't possibly be that bad before experiencing it. In fact, everything leading up to it even until the last 20 minutes I couldn't imagine anything that Bioware could have possibly done to end it badly.

Now I'm here, doing my part to hold the line.

[NekOoNinja]

A warm welcome from me too, know exactly how you feel. Pre-release, I defended the game, tried it with fan-reasoning.

Not anymore. I fell into that trap quite a few times, guess some take a bit longer to snap out of it.

[Evil_medved]

Fleet always will be with you.