Would a new ending actually make anyone feel better?

#126
Dretlin

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:02

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I want the ending were my choices are reflected and not completely discarded.

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#127
Squadrito

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:02

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Spartas Husky wrote...

ppeters77 wrote...

Squadrito wrote...

I would throw my money at the screen if they make a new, BETTER, ending.

Same here...

Sigh... and that is exactly why I made up my own ending. I am sorry if I come too strong. But the fact that your so eager to throw money away will lead Bioware, IF they even make a new ending. To make it fruity, unappealing and simply as a way to appease you. And like Dlc's before, you'll buy it regardless.

Hence why I imagined my own. Too many like us grasping at straws, but we are a minority, the majority is like you eager to pay for w/e closure you can get. I know you said "BETTER" in caps. But fact remains your eager to throw the cash away. And that makes a good ending, with real closure, as a consequence of all of your actions as well as with a hint of bitter sweet taste as it should be... highly unlikely.

I completely agree with you, but if you were going through the depression I am going through because of this ending, you'd probably be willing to pay for closure. And by " BETTER" I mean a legitimate ending, every loose end tied, everything touched on. If not? Ill pirate it

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#128
knightnblu

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:03

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Yes

In fact, I would even pay for DLC that corrects the abortion at the end of ME3. The old endings are saved so those people are happy, I get a new and hopefully better ending so I am happy, and BioWare makes a profit so they are happy. Everybody wins.

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#129
PrussianBlue

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:05

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nomoredruggs wrote...

It would! It would x1000!

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#130
Brawne

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:05

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Yes actually. I have avoided playing my other Shepards, the ones I created myself and have much more personal emotional investment involved.
So far I only played the standard unmodified Soldier Shepard save I had, the canon Shepard.

Modifié par Brawne, 19 mars 2012 - 09:06 .

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#131
DrowVampyre

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:08

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Sure would.

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#132
spacehamsterZH

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:22

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Basically what's needed is a complete replacement of the Crysis 2 level... I mean, the London mission. Several stages where things go one way or the other based on what factions you've recruited to your cause and all the various "galactic readiness" stuff that ended up not meaning jack. A couple of Virmire-type decisions where you're forced to send people to their deaths. And the Reapers need to be turned back into nihilistic space gods that destroy everything because they can.

That's a tall order. I don't think it's gonna happen. And some stupid dream/indoctrination/hallucination explanation would really only make it worse for me. What really bothers me is that nothing I did makes any difference.

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#133
vlherg

Posté 19 mars 2012 - 09:23

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Spartas Husky wrote...

[And this is exactly what I was talking about. Fallout 3 DLC content was already planned from before it came out. hell a lot of it was inside the cd already...

again... hence why I dont hold my breath.

We are a handful of people screaming " give us closure in an intelligent manner" in a crowd screaming "take my money just give us anything".

I never said I'd pay for it.

I think that was is needed from Bioware is an admission that they made a mistake, that they repect their customers enough to fix their mistake and do it for free.

The reward for them is I'd then be willing to pay for other DLCs which I currently have no interest in purchasing.

If the new endings are provided on their own for a fee, that's not good enough. If they are bundled (at no extra charge) with another DLC package set before, during or after the main quest, I'll buy.

As I recall the first two FO3 DLCs were orginally intended to be played before you completed the main story - it was only after player feedback that they changed to an open ended game after completing the main quest with the 3rd DLC. Of course, I could be wrong in my recollections.