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[justlogme]

AlanC9 wrote...

justlogme wrote...
So she can starve to death on omega in the end when the relays are destroyed. Guess it won't matter anyway as you i(e shepard) will have commited suicide because the guy(ie space magic kid) making the reapers destroy all civiilizations says to.

Huh? I keep hearing this, but it doesn't make sense. Mass effect drives still work even if the relays are gone. Unless there are no garden worlds anywhere near Omega, they'll be fine.

   Well lets use Sol (earths solar system as a example) the closest star next to us being Alpha centauri 4.37 light years away. lets say FTL in ME universe can travel at 2 times the speed of light the trip then would only take 2 years  more or less. It would of course require energy and food stores.  Tthe chances of a garden type world being that close are pretty slim so your more realistically looking at a 10-20 year trip to get to a habitable world. Not sure Omega would have a ship large enough to carry that amount of supplies even if they had the supplies to start with.
   Sure theres always the possiblity of cryogenjic susppension for the trip but the ME universe doesn't really go into thta much. 

[llandwynwyn]

No, I've no interest in taking Omega back. Plus, my Shepard has no face.

[London]

I will when the updates come. For now I'm just playing with the DataPad on my IPad since its effortless and I hate MP.

Sadly I bought Silent Hill Downpour and HD and by the time I get through that I'll have Diablo 3, but I do want to replay the entire Triology later this year.

[AlanC9]

justlogme wrote...
 Well lets use Sol (earths solar system as a example) the closest star next to us being Alpha centauri 4.37 light years away. lets say FTL in ME universe can travel at 2 times the speed of light

Where are you getting that figure from? It's idiotic. How close were systems on the galaxy map supposed to be? You know -- the ones we get to without using relays.

Ash plainly says in ME1 that a dozen light-years is a day's cruise for a military vessel. Do the math.

Modifié par AlanC9, 21 mars 2012 - 05:40 .

[krim80]

It all depends on the DLC. If it is another pre end game mssion I will pass and never more return to the ME trilogy.

[FERMi27]

IPLASTIKMAN wrote...

Also can u explain why u wouldn't replay it? Assuming that the people not replaying it are the ones upset with the ending , my question is , if the ending is getting fixed because people like you wanted the change, but instead ur not gonna play it? ...
Even after all that ****ing and moaning and lawsuits and whatnot

I NEVER took part in lawsuits/whining and all that ****, all I've been doing is creating threads on-topic and participating in related discussions in a civil manner,

[UntamedZer0]

After the ending and all the plot holes leading to it, I have lost all desire to replay ME3 or the other 2. Occaisionally on MP.

I broke out the original "Homeworld" great game with a great story with no obvious plot holes that you couldn't have missed pre-release, or in the case of ME3 feels like just didn't care to fix.

[justlogme]

AlanC9 wrote...

justlogme wrote...
 Well lets use Sol (earths solar system as a example) the closest star next to us being Alpha centauri 4.37 light years away. lets say FTL in ME universe can travel at 2 times the speed of light

Where are you getting that figure from? It's idiotic. How close were systems on the galaxy map supposed to be? You know -- the ones we get to without using relays.

Ash plainly says in ME1 that a dozen light-years is a day's cruise for a military vessel. Do the math.

  The figure is from real life. google it. Alpha centauri is 4.37 light years away. Not sure why you consider that truth Idiotic?
  AFAIK they never say how much faster then light FLT drives can go in ME, if they do please post or PM me. I'm old its true, Grew up with the original Star Trek where warp 10 was about the max. So you stating that FTL drives in ME universe which i admit i haven;'t bothered to research much do warp 100 or so (100 times the speed of light would still take you alot longer "a Days cuise" to Apha Centauri).
Yes its all science fiction, but consider me a dinosaur in having my fiction at least alittle grounded in science.

[FERMi27]

FTL isn't possible within the General Theory of Relativity, to begin with. Basically, you're debating here over some fictional nonsensical crap with serious faces. Really?

Modifié par FERMi27, 21 mars 2012 - 06:49 .

[OutlawTorn6806]

I'm already on my 2nd playthrough

[kbct]

FERMi27 wrote...

FTL isn't possible within the General Theory of Relativity, to begin with. Basically, you're debating here over some fictional nonsensical crap with serious faces. Really?

Let's pretend FTL travel is SO FAST we can travel from one side of the galaxy to the other in one hour. Problem solved.

[Drake-Shepard]

kbct wrote...

FERMi27 wrote...

FTL isn't possible within the General Theory of Relativity, to begin with. Basically, you're debating here over some fictional nonsensical crap with serious faces. Really?

Let's pretend FTL travel is SO FAST we can travel from one side of the galaxy to the other in one hour. Problem solved.

hahahhahahah. 

[Salis777]

Nope, zero replayability. All my friends feel the same, and they're bigger fans than me.

[FERMi27]

kbct wrote...

FERMi27 wrote...

FTL isn't possible within the General Theory of Relativity, to begin with. Basically, you're debating here over some fictional nonsensical crap with serious faces. Really?

Let's pretend FTL travel is SO FAST we can travel from one side of the galaxy to the other in one hour. Problem solved.

And the point of mass relays, in this case, would be...

... TO SLOW US DOWN!

Oh you naughty-naughty little Reapers, naughty Catalyst, destroyed the relays so now we can't travel between nebulaes... Oh wait...

[Pee Jae]

I'm on my fourth. Maybe I keep hoping the end will change based on what I do... d'oh!

[AkiKishi]

I went back to Deus Ex:HR just considering whether or not to get the missing day DLC.

[Raizo]

Now that you mention, yeah, I do feel like playing ME3 again now. I won't do so right now ( the ending still stings and I know I will have to stop before get near the end ). Maybe sometime next week. I would also like to know more about this DLC that we are getting. What will it contain, when will it be available, how much will it cost, should I buy it ( should I buy anything from Bioware ever again ), will it be worth it, will it make the ME3 endings more palatable?

[FERMi27]

Also, I should mention that I wouldn't like to see a "happy ending". More so, I hope Bioware won't do it, this is stupid. In fact, I've never been against this endings as they stand. What I didn't like is that the writers felt really free in disposing off of any character closer to the end. Now that is something I don't agree with. Yeah, OK, some people die. Hell, I can deal with the whole Citadel dead and vaporized. The Citadel, source and home of so many quests, starting with the original ME. Everything rendered pointless, but OK. I'll deal with it.

But, come on. My crew lands on a planet. What planet lol? How will they survive? How did my crew even got to the Normandy when they were just beside my back 10 minutes ago? What the ****? What's happening? If they'll all die and the only thing left will be Liara's time capsules, what was the POINT? Of war? Noone if people I ever knew survived, all died. Everyone I knew and loved. Why should I be motivated to win this war then?

That, and many other plot holes and cliffhangers, are what bothers me. I seek a resolution to this, but I fully acknowledge that 99% of the RetakeME3 movement & Co. doesn't want closure, they want a completely different ending. A happy one. And it looks to me like this is what Bioware will do...I am ready to deal with it and accept it, but I won't agree with it, and I will never follow a happy ending path in my playthroughs. I don't believe in miracles and I'm aware I do not live in a fairytale.

Modifié par FERMi27, 21 mars 2012 - 07:28 .

[AlanC9]

justlogme wrote...

AlanC9 wrote...

justlogme wrote...
 Well lets use Sol (earths solar system as a example) the closest star next to us being Alpha centauri 4.37 light years away. lets say FTL in ME universe can travel at 2 times the speed of light

Where are you getting that figure from? It's idiotic. How close were systems on the galaxy map supposed to be? You know -- the ones we get to without using relays.

Ash plainly says in ME1 that a dozen light-years is a day's cruise for a military vessel. Do the math.

  The figure is from real life. google it. 
Alpha centauri is 4.37 light years away. Not sure why you consider that truth Idiotic? 

The idiotic figure is the one I italicized in your post, not the distance to Alpha Centauri. I guess you didn't see the itals.

  AFAIK they never say how much faster then light FLT drives can go in ME, if they do please post or PM me.

I already did post it. You quoted it. I bolded it above.

And even if you never saw that quote or saw the codex entries about ships travelling at hundreds of times lightspeed, you've played ME. Exactly what did you think was happening when the Normandy travelled between different star systems without using a relay? Seriously, what was going through your mind?

Yes its all science fiction, but consider me a dinosaur in having my fiction at least alittle grounded in science.

If you can break light speed at all it's all impossible by current theories. 2 x lightspeed isn't any more realistic than 4000 x lightspeed.

Modifié par AlanC9, 21 mars 2012 - 07:38 .

[Oldbones2]

I was already on my second play through when the news came out.

However the news is enough to stop my gaming in its tracks.

I don't want to here more of the RGC telling me why its insane logic works. IT DOESN"T. I don't want Liara or Javik hinting that organics and synthetics need to someday merge to survive. They don't.

I don't want Bioware to defend this ending. Some fans love it. LET THEM KEEP IT. Some fans hate it. MAKE NEW ENDINGS FOR THEM.

How can Bioware claim to be listening and still act like what we want it more of the same. I could, in time forgive this whole debacle. I will never pre order again, but Maybe Dragon Age 3 will be good. I'd like to buy that I think. But every time Bioware assures me they're listening to fans, then turns around and proves they aren't, it fills me with rage. Every single time.

Honestly Bioware, If you aren't going to give us what we asked for just say so.

[av196vad]

Ck213 wrote...

av196vad wrote...

I'm going to replay it. Just gonna stop before the ending.

That's what I was going to write.

The game ends for me when The Illusive Man takes a bullet. What happens after that I could care less about. It just felt so unsatisfying. I'll just have to use my imagination for satisfying endings. I'm a little torn between watching the other endings on Youtube or actually playing them. I'm leaning towards Youtube. All that work trying to play them for a certain way just to see them doesn't feel like it's worth it.

Yay I'm not the only one

Agreed. I wanna watch TIM die and thats it for me. Hoping for a different ending in the future.

[Cyph3rX]

Nope, tried to even play MP and couldn't. Playing Skyrim and LoL till D3 where at least I expect the story to be weak, but I play Diablo for the mindless hack and slash anyway.

Modifié par Cyph3rX, 22 mars 2012 - 02:21 .

[Vincent Rosevalliant]

No I do not

[Ruined Requiem]

Yes I do, though, I planned on replaying it before this news came. I have multiple playthroughs for a reason, even if all the endings seem similar.