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[Capt Shanderson2]

Linkboy9 wrote...

Hell no I wouldn't! And to think, I was going to pick up LotSB and Arrival so I could have a complete playthrough with my Shepard once the import issue was fixed...
Instead, my money is most likely going towards something I know will be productive and useful, like champion skins in League of Legends!

Yeah, because League skins are so much more important than Shadow Broker. Which is arguably the best dlc for any game ever. Next to The Shivering Isles for Oblivion that is.

[DeinonSlayer]

No. And this is someone who bought all mission DLC for ME2 and took the time to figure out how to registry-patch BDtS for ME1 despite Bioware's instructions being broken.

Also, "clarification" of the current endings isn't gonna cut it. We're all too aware of the implications (see This Hurts You in my sig). We want new options, new outcomes. It wouldn't be hard to do if done right (see Refuse).

Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 22 mars 2012 - 02:15 .

[Black Jaguar Risc]

No, until Bioware fixes the ME3 ending I'm not buying any more games from them. I didn't like DAO2 and now I'm not happy with ME3 ending.

[Ravenmyste]

yes i would indeed

[Shadrak17]

I bought mass effect 1 and 2. Did a preorder for mass effect3 and wish that it was never made. 
Not only did the end ruin mass effect 3 it killed the joy of playing the other 2 games to.
The missions on Tuchanka and the geth Quarian missions are the best things i ever played. To bad that they got in to drugs or something when making the end. 
Not only will i be not buying any dlc for M3, I won't be buying any bioware game before i see some fan reviews.
Before this game i didn't wait for the reviews, i simply ordered because i believed that bioware would deliver a good game. Now I will be reading the user and critic reviews for at least 2 or 3 months before ordering any game.
So buying a bioware game right now, NO WAY.

[Shadeling]

Bioware used to be an automatic buy for me but that changed when they announced DA2. Now I'm in complete wait-and-see mode when it comes to Bioware. Right now, I'm waiting to see how they'll handle the ME3 choiceless ending before I decide if I'll buy the game.

[Yuqi]

I will. Honestly the over-reaction to the ME3-Ending is getting absurd now. ME3 was fantastic...So yes.

[Lannes1789]

Hmm...depends on whether they do something with the ending of ME3. To be honest, I'd also probably wait for player reviews.

[SmoochPie]

My knee jerk reaction is a big NO, but to be honest I can't say I won't ever buy another BioWare game.

Though I am pretty sure I will never ever pre order any EA games again.

[miltos33]

Probably yes.

[Kaiser Shepard]

That would depend on the game in question, and how I perceive it.

As for the silly "Retake ME3" people in here, don't even try to fool yourself; you know you will keep buying all of BW's products regardless. It is inevitable.

[Loreshield]

Negative.

[Jreavyr]

No.

[Thepeak12]

Nope.

[catofnine]

No. And I've made plenty of Day 1 purchases from this company. No longer.

[jonbed]

Yes and will preorder

[Greer]

Absolutely not.

[Shadrak17]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

That would depend on the game in question, and how I perceive it.

As for the silly "Retake ME3" people in here, don't even try to fool yourself; you know you will keep buying all of BW's products regardless. It is inevitable.

I'm not saying that i won't but buy bioware games anymore, but I am
saying that i will not buy without a very good review and fan response. I
simply have stopped assuming that Bioware = Great game. 



They dropped the ball with Dragon age 2 where the
story kind of made up for the mediocre Gameplay. But for me the endings
ruined 3 of their games. I played Mass effect 1 for months, Mass effect 2 I finished
at least 20 times.

Mass effect 3 I finished and I have no desire to go play it again and that
is just sad. Some people loved the ending and good for them. A good game makes
you play it over and over again. M3 just doesn’t do that. If you want a shooter
there are better games out there, the strength of mass effect was the story.
You wanted to know how it finished, and if the end wasn’t good you played
again. But if the end is bad* no matter what you do, you lose the reason to play
it again because you start thinking why bother. That is why I won’t be buying
any dlc for it and I will be reluctant  to buy other games from them. When they made a
game I automatically bought it, that is something that I will not do anymore.
This doesn’t mean I will never again buy a bioware game. They lost my trust it
is up to them to earn it again.

[Wikal]

Yes. Endings were mindnumbingly bad, but 95% of the game was amazing which makes an okay product. Compared to other games out there, I prefer Bioware's.

[Noelemahc]

Yes. The fact that I didn't like the ending doesn't mean I should suddenly stop buying their games.

(I won't, however, because I already own all their games that I'd like to own, which is every one that is not Neverwinter Nights or Shattered Steel, although you can argue that my owning MDK2 in its Wii incarnation doesn't count if you want to)

[CrasVox]

No.

[G00N3R7883]

Would I buy another game that is 26 hours of awesome and 15 minutes of disappointment?

Hell yes.

[Aspia Shadowborne]

No. Not even if it was something epic, like the next Baldurs Gate or something.

[Star fury]

No. I absolutely don't like the direction Bioware took after wonderful DA:O. I regret buying DA2, and ending of ME3, nuff said. The new Bioware is not for me.