The logical ending without plotholes should be included in the game. But the truth is *sigh*... yea... I would paid to get better, endings...
Would you rather a "Free" DLC, or a "Quality" one?
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#152
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 10:14
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Repairing the public's view of the game would bring them enough profit, I would imagine.
#153
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 10:16
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False dilemma: They are not mutually exclusive.
In addition; a free quality DLC could provide more long term finance through retaining more customers for future releases.
In addition; a free quality DLC could provide more long term finance through retaining more customers for future releases.
#155
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 10:47
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If I have to pay for new endings, I will. Gladly. After all it's not like BioWare crew sat down one late Thursday afternoon and decided to screw us over or anything. They simply failed to deliver what we wanted. That's not morally bad on their part, so I don't see why I'm entitled to a "fix" for free.
I'll be very happy and proud of them if they fix the endings at all. Going back to change one's work is difficult and draining, but it will show they truly care about their fanbase. If it means paying a good chunk of money for a good ending instead of getting some short text inserts before the credit roll for free, I will gladly do so. I do not expect them to work for free.
I'll be very happy and proud of them if they fix the endings at all. Going back to change one's work is difficult and draining, but it will show they truly care about their fanbase. If it means paying a good chunk of money for a good ending instead of getting some short text inserts before the credit roll for free, I will gladly do so. I do not expect them to work for free.
#156
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:04
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If they released a free DLC, there's no doubt it would be of lesser quality. On the other hand, it would be a nice gesture for all the people they annoyed with the current ending. I'd like a proper expansion pack, with a lot of work put into it to create a truly satisfying experience. As much as I think BioWare dropped the ball, you can't expect people to work for free. That is entitlement. Wanting something improved, isn't however.
#157
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:08
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I prefer not just ending fix, but full-scale DLC with ending fix + more missions and more lore.
#158
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:09
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Quality, even if they have to re-do the whole ending. It needs it for the sake of the Mass Effect franchise.
#159
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:09
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A low-priced quality one which give more choices for the ending\\fixes it. and in both cases...make it make sense...
#160
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:10
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RedMosquito51 wrote...
Agreed.sistersafetypin wrote...
Complete, no doubt. I think I'd pay up to $30 for a complete ending actually... And that's on top of my N7 ed
Amen.
#162
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:28
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People will be unhappy regardless of the situation.
#163
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:39
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I must add, I don't mind paying for things I enjoy, and a fully fledged post-ending DLC based on indoctrination theory and the fact that Shepard lives after the 'destroy' ending breaking the indoctrination, I would pay for.
#164
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:41
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sistersafetypin wrote...
Complete, no doubt. I think I'd pay up to $30 for a complete ending actually... And that's on top of my N7 ed
#165
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:42
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Do they want to keep my $50, or not?
That's how simple that is.
That's how simple that is.
#166
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 11:53
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+1sistersafetypin wrote...
Complete, no doubt. I think I'd pay up to $30 for a complete ending actually... And that's on top of my N7 ed
Money is not an issue when it comes to this.
#167
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:12
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I have no requirement for a change to the current ending to be free. I would gladly pay for better endings, but considering the state of the current one, I would however be hesitant to buy it without some form of spoilers from it - if they charge me x amunt for an epilogue explaining Shepard was indoctrinated and sorry there is nothing you can do about it, the galaxy is gone and we still have a silly starchild acting as a god, then there's not really any change in the ending in my book.
#168
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:15
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KiddDaBeauty wrote...
If I have to pay for new endings, I will. Gladly. After all it's not like BioWare crew sat down one late Thursday afternoon and decided to screw us over or anything. They simply failed to deliver what we wanted. That's not morally bad on their part, so I don't see why I'm entitled to a "fix" for free.
They screw up, they have to answer for it. They are not entitled to my money either if they provided product which did not meet their advertised claims.
I'll be very happy and proud of them if they fix the endings at all. Going back to change one's work is difficult and draining, but it will show they truly care about their fanbase. If it means paying a good chunk of money for a good ending instead of getting some short text inserts before the credit roll for free, I will gladly do so. I do not expect them to work for free.
Cry me a river. They screw up, they pay the price. That's how things work out in grownup world. Or do you get pat in the back and more money if you screw up at work?
Honestly people... How in hell you see it as "working for free" when they fix their own failure? Bioware CAN AFFORD TO PAY FOR EXPENSES OF FREE DLC!
Why you people see bank account of corporation to be so sancrosant that it cannot be slightly drained to make up for their own failure? Why it must be your wallet which is abused to fix the game into condition where it should have been straight from beginning?
Modifié par Tregon, 22 mars 2012 - 12:17 .
#169
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:48
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DS_Abe wrote...
Do they want to keep my $50, or not?
That's how simple that is.
But is it that simple ?
Just out of curiosity : do you think your 50 bucks will hurt them more than not experiencing the new ending will "hurt" you ?
#170
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:49
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What I prefer? I prefer a freaking great ME3 Expansion pack.
#171
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:51
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Aloren wrote...
DS_Abe wrote...
Do they want to keep my $50, or not?
That's how simple that is.
But is it that simple ?
Just out of curiosity : do you think your 50 bucks will hurt them more than not experiencing the new ending will "hurt" you ?
If we all take our 50 bucks and tell them to stuff it, it damn sure hurts them more. Problem are people who are willing to become cashcows for corporations. If everyone unanimously, or nearly, told BW that they accept nothing short of free ending DLC or BW is in total boycott...
They WOULD cave in. They would learn lesson of not ignoring the fans. They would learn not to make promises they do not keep.
If you give in, they learn that they can do whatever they want and you keep pouring money into their pockets.
Which approach you think would motivate them to improve quality of their products?
#172
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:51
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dont care, i want ending dlc. i dont give a f**k about the price or free stuff, both works for me.
#173
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:51
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Quality all the way. But really high quality. It is especially important that we see our friends one more time which means bringing the VAs back, all of the major ones. So I am talking really high quality.
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#174
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 12:52
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Quality, even if I have to pay for it.
#175
Posté 22 mars 2012 - 01:30
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They did not release a faulty product, they released a product that didn't satisfy you. There is a huge difference. Yes, a carpenter will have to fix your chair if they forgot to attach the fourth leg, but there's not much you can do if you found it simply didn't match your walls when you took it home. They will not repaint it for you for free.Tregon wrote...
They screw up, they have to answer for it. They are not entitled to my money either if they provided product which did not meet their advertised claims.
Because I know the vast majority of money does not go to sit in a bank vault somewhere, it pays salaries. I don't want anyone laid off. I don't want anyone to be forced to put in overtime for no compensation. And I definitely don't want their next game's budget to be lacking in that they used some of the money for DA3 or some other game to fix the ending.Tregon wrote...
Why you people see bank account of corporation to be so sancrosant that it cannot be slightly drained to make up for their own failure? Why it must be your wallet which is abused to fix the game into condition where it should have been straight from beginning?
I'll be grateful I even got a new ending. Have you -ever- heard of a developer going back to the ending of their games before, no matter how dissatisfied people were? The only time I can recall at all - and it's a slightly different situation - is Fallout 3. Out of the millions of games out there, it's happened once. BioWare may very well be the second company to ever do their fans that same service. And you're complaining?
I'll vote with my wallet and buy a new ending day1, that's for sure.
