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[tariq071]

Err, no ..didn't buy any for DA II since they didn't fix that one yet.So i won't do it for this one neither.

[JohnnyG]

Absolutely not. However, if they release a fix to the end later, at that point I will go back and buy the DLC.

[Dark_Caduceus]

If they confirm ending DLC is on the way yes. If not, then maybe. I've stated before that I'd be just as happy with Bioware just coming out and explaining/justifying and elaborating on the endings as they stand, so we'll see.

[Splinter Cell 108]

No, I'm not going to waste money in something that is pointless. I won't save Omega just so it can get stranded along with everyone else, what would be the point, even worse is that it is a space station and I doubt it is self sufficient so it would even be more obvious that Omega wouldn't survive at all.

[Thalorin1919]

Opsrbest wrote...

Yes.

I'm not three years old I don't rely on every story having an over explained ending.

[J717]

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

If they confirm ending DLC is on the way yes. If not, then maybe. I've stated before that I'd be just as happy with Bioware just coming out and explaining/justifying and elaborating on the endings as they stand, so we'll see.

They would need to substantively release something in order for me to spend more money.

Just justifying the ending with words would not be good enough considering the lies they spewed pre-release about the endings.

[RobyBoy94]

[Midarc2nd]

Nope.

After an ending DLC, then amend to "yes, with gusto."

[mastergpo]

No ending DLC no money from me.

[J717]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Opsrbest wrote...

Yes.

I'm not three years old I don't rely on every story having an over explained ending.

It has nothing to do with age or the ending being "over explained."

It's about an ending that MAKES SENSE and isn't ridden with a million plot holes.

Must be bliss for some people....

[marstinson]

Mikeuicus wrote...

Let's say Bioware is working on an expansion, or patch, or DLC to fix the endings but they're keeping mum. In the meantime, they release some DLC, like Omega, or other misc. missions that provide more war assets. Would you buy it? Be honest.

My answer is no. Curious where other people stand. And please, no arguing, I'm just polling the community.

What would be the point? They all lead to the same conclusion. Shall I take the expressway to Disappointment or take the scenic route?

[Fliprot]

No.

[utdan]

No, don't feel motivated to buy it, if/when the endings get fixed then i will buy any/all mission and story DLC.

[Thalorin1919]

J717 wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Opsrbest wrote...

Yes.

I'm not three years old I don't rely on every story having an over explained ending.

It has nothing to do with age or the ending being "over explained."

It's about an ending that MAKES SENSE and isn't ridden with a million plot holes.

Must be bliss for some people....

A lot of you guys keep throwing around 'plot holes'. I don't think it means what you think it means.

Is it me or is it just some odd coincedence that everyone on the BSN is not only a literary graduate who has extensive knowledge in about every method of storytelling, but also know the strategy and tactics of PR as well?

[VikingDream]

negative on that until the ending is at a place i'm happy with mid game DLC is pointless and it would need to be a lot bigger then from the ashes DLC for me to even be remotely interested.

[Damballah]

I can honestly say I own everything bioware has ever made (other than MDK) and I'm talking collector's editions of everything where applicable still in mint condition (including the Baldur's gate gold pressed cd collector set) along with every DLC, x-pac, etc.

So you can say I've been a loyal customer over the years.

At this point I would have to say I wouldn't invest further in the Mass Effect franchise until something is done about the endings.

They may have been planned from the very start when the game was still in a whiteboard phase but I can't support making the game end in this manner after the fans have become so attached to the characters and what happens to them.  I've never really seen any other franchise where fans are so attached to the chars (I mean look at all the I support 'Character X' threads for ME3.)  I also feel cheated after playing the same character through three games to find out all the decisions I made meant practically nothing.

[Samzo77]

I will buy it for sure. The only DLC I would consider not buying is an "ending fix." but I'd probably buy that too. Why? Cause the ME universe is awesome. These games are awesome. I'd love to see what else Bioware can dish up.

[Grasich]

Thalorin1919 wrote...


A lot of you guys keep throwing around 'plot holes'. I don't think it means what you think it means.

Is it me or is it just some odd coincedence that everyone on the BSN is not only a literary graduate who has extensive knowledge in about every method of storytelling, but also know the strategy and tactics of PR as well?

It's not exactly difficult to educate yourself on PR tactics. Most of them are from the pre-internet age and so are bleedingly obvious nowadays.

As far as the literary thing, I see very few people claiming such. However, we do mostly have a basic knowledge of how one is supposed to tell a story, and can see when such things are blatantly ignored.

[Swisspease]

Nope

[MeatShieldGriff]

 Reasonably priced multiplayer yes.  Anything story No.

[K_Tabris]

Maybe.

I wouldn't mind helping Aria retake Omega (that's how much I hate TIM)

[StarcloudSWG]

Until they give us a proper, complete ending that gives us the feeling that Shepard wasn't a failure, that shows the rebuilding of the galaxy, and that DOESN'T imply horrible fates for the crew and galactic civilization, I will NOT buy any DLC for Mass Effect 3.

It's that simple.

Give us a reason to replay the game with a proper ending added, or lose any opportunity to get more of my money, Bioware.

Modifié par StarcloudSWG, 21 mars 2012 - 12:51 .

[darkiddd]

nope

[Renew81]

No.

[Sublime82]

No, absolutely not.