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[locsphere]

Thats the thing.. A lot of people play for the story and how it is concluded. There are a lot of games that have great graphics out there. Its what you do with the story that make them more believable and enjoyable to play. I can't play cause I can't stand that the journey leads us off a bridge.

[M8DMAN]

The ending kills the replay value.

[nicksmi56]

The ending killed replay value for me.

[BARRAGE 74]

Yeah reuniting the Geth and Quarians felt like a great accomplishment for me.  But that was all undone when I had to destroy them at the end.

[betd2]

staindgrey wrote...

I do want to experience it again, with multiple Shepards.

But then when I start up the game, I remember the ending, then rage, then tell myself it's not worth my time until I get a definitive answer from Bioware as to whether or not they will eventually change the ending. Because if they do, I'm replaying all of my Shepards again to cleanse my memory of the original abomination.

I will replay ME3. One day. That day isn't any time soon, though.

yeah how I feel too

[shnellegaming]

I've been trying to...hasn't been working out to good.

[Turtlicious]

Whole Particle wrote...

Honestly, probably because of the ending, all actions leading to the same event kinda kills replay value for me.

Although if they released a good / variable ending DLC, patch, etc. I'd probably replay the heck out of it.

This. Sorry.

[pablosplinter]

Sion1138 wrote...

I can't look at it. That's how bad this is, I've been feeling the consequences for two days now. I know it's completely silly but that's what happens when you care.

This.

I have started up 3-4 different games in the last week, but I just don't feel like playing them.

[Thatguyky]

staindgrey wrote...

I do want to experience it again, with multiple Shepards.

But then when I start up the game, I remember the ending, then rage, then tell myself it's not worth my time until I get a definitive answer from Bioware as to whether or not they will eventually change the ending. Because if they do, I'm replaying all of my Shepards again to cleanse my memory of the original abomination.

I will replay ME3. One day. That day isn't any time soon, though.

^^ this is pretty much my situatian as well. I tried replaying it once, but said screw it about 20min. 

[GiBBsBoT05]

I don't have to explain it to you. I put the game in, I don't want want to play it.

[RedShft]

arthurhallam wrote...

I think we're damn lucky to have a game like this on the shelves. & I'm sure whatever Bioware chooses to do with extra content will add additional pleasure to the experience.

Yes, agreed. The ending game me pause, but I was extremely happy with ME3 as a whole. I've decided to replay ME1-2-3 for  fun, because it's interesting seeing how games have evolved over the years.

[gmboy902]

I can play Deus Ex: HR again, because the setting is cool, the sneaking is fun, and the story, while mildly interesting, isn't that important (to me).

I could play Assassin's Creed II again because despite the bad ending, I know my questions will be answered in the next game(s).

I can't play Mass Effect 3 again because, even though the action is fun and the setting is brilliant, it is story-driven. The two most important things in the game are the story and the characters. And, every moment of the main story through all three games builds up to one point. One specific point, at one specific point in time, at one specific place - during the battle for Earth, at the Citadel Hub. And that point sucks.

Mass Effect is driven by its story and elements of choice. The ending ruins both of those for me - it's like a rollercoaster where you have a few ups and downs, all going up a large hill, but at the top turns out to be the unloading station, not the drop you were expecting. The choices mostly don't matter, because I can't see their results and I refuse to be forced to "imagine" the results. If I buy the last book in the Harry Potter series, I expect to have resolution at the end, not a giant page full of line that says "What do YOU think happens next?" after Voldemort kills him.

[Aerevane]

 I'm doing my second playthrough slow however, so I'll be in time for the correction of the ending.

[Synonamess]

Aerevane wrote...

 I'm doing my second playthrough slow however, so I'll be in time for the correction of the ending.

this!

[RUDAL]

I just finished my 2nd play through and I'll be starting 3rd soon and considering 4th cause I really like the game and want to experience as much as I can from it, want to see how all the choices I've made in first to games work out in third. But I have to admit that from now I'll just stop after conversation with Illusive Man at the end, no need to go any further...

Modifié par RUDAL, 19 mars 2012 - 09:49 .

[InsaneAzrael]

I'm just going to take a moment in this comment to attempt a focus.

OP, if you are contented. Good for you. The readers of this thread are now aware of that sentiment.
It is my humble opinion that this thread is a waste of time. The replayability of the game is as subjective a response as your identification with as much.

To readers displeased with the ending and wishing to consider alternatives to feeding trolls. Please peruse the following thread (if you have not done so already), you may find it to be informative and somewhat more conducive to your interests:
social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/355/index/10084349

Modifié par InsaneAzrael, 19 mars 2012 - 10:28 .

[Apocsapel91]

I used to not be able to replay, but then I wrote my own ending and it was k.  However, as I have said before, I should not have to re-write the ending of a game to get enjoyment out of it.

Modifié par Apocsapel91, 19 mars 2012 - 10:29 .

[arthurhallam]

I'm not going to lie, I enjoy winding you people up. But I also happen to disagree with "95% of the toys out the pram" nonsense that's getting chucked around this forum at the moment.

I can't help but feel you'll all feel very dumb when you reflect on your hysteria a few months down the line.

[arthurhallam]

Also, more people need to call you out on your bull. There's nothing worse than a mob of irate fans.

[Vasparian]

arthurhallam wrote...



For instance, I can't think of a single video gaming moment that moved me as much as when I re-united the Geth & Quarians. Which was made all the more enjoyable because of my character's emotional attachment to Tali. You betcha I'm going to experience that again.

Because the ending makes what you did there mean nothing. 

[Vasparian]

arthurhallam wrote...

I'm not going to lie, I enjoy winding you people up. But I also happen to disagree with "95% of the toys out the pram" nonsense that's getting chucked around this forum at the moment.

I can't help but feel you'll all feel very dumb when you reflect on your hysteria a few months down the line.

So you are confirmed to be a troll. 

[Jaron Oberyn]

Two reasons person who just joined 4 days ago: Linear dialogue, the endings.


-Polite

[J717]

Game was beyond amazing for the first 95% of it.

Honestly, I mustered a 2nd playthrough...but boy, did it feel like a complete chore. It was literally just to go back and pick up/explore the things i missed on my first playthrough...but the ENTIRE TIME i was playing through the 2nd time I kept thinking, "this is all for nothing, why the heck am I playing this again? I'm just going to get emotional and then be completely let down in the end." You're right, OP...the game presents some amazingly emotional moments that...are completely destroyed by the ending when you put it all into context.

Needless to say, it's impossible to play this game until the ending is fixed - this goes for any future SP DLC that's released that doesn't change the ending as well. I mean, who the heck wants to invest more time into a game where the ending reflects NOTHING that you're actually accomplishing throughout the game?