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[daigakuinsei]

Unit-Alpha wrote...

I guarantee that most of the people voting against it never played ME3.

Agreed.  Maybe Bioware could poll the actual game owners through Origin?

[imtwocats]

tobito113 wrote...

Guys that dosent mean Bioware wont do what you want, but the argument that everyone hates the endings is pretty much useless now.

So 1 poll on Gamefaqs renders all other polls created about the same topic invalid?

I don't think so.

[The Nur]

So when is the OP going to fix the thread title?

[Jaron Oberyn]

I'm on my phone and can't do it myself right now, but I bet out they have a modifier on that poll for the options to get new endings. For example only showing 50% of the results from one category. Just so they can say not many people are against it. I've seen polls do that before. I'll check myself when I get on my laptop.

-Polite

[JunMadine]

It seems that 64% are willing to have the end change.

[pomrink]

lol top option now is more then bottom two combined

[Raezaiel]

terrible options

[Thalorin1919]

> Says poll doesn't matter.

> You guys spam poll anyways.

[Murkman4683]

Great, the polling virus has hit Gamefaqs. It spreads really fast, BSN forums see a new poll about "endings" every four seconds, it just recently started to slow down.

Plus, It is good to see a poll on a website not dominated by "hold the line"

[JohnnyG]

imtwocats wrote...

tobito113 wrote...

Guys that dosent mean Bioware wont do what you want, but the argument that everyone hates the endings is pretty much useless now.

So 1 poll on Gamefaqs renders all other polls created about the same topic invalid?

I don't think so.

I agree.  This is the only poll I have seen, and there have been many of them, where it was even close to people wanting to keep the endings.  Even the IGN poll was hugely lopsided in favor of changing the ending.  Even though the results are currently in favor of changing the ending, it should simply be one of many polls used to determine where the public stands.  And from what I have seen, the bulk of the public believes the ending should be changed.

Of course, I still think they worded the poll is rather dumb, but that's just me.

[Allasae]

Terrible poll is terrible.

Modifié par Allasae, 22 mars 2012 - 07:26 .

[MayaBalrin]

Rickin10 wrote...
What a sh*t poll. Doesn't give you decent options, like, 'yes I think they should change it because it's an atrocity.'

The poll was written that way to get people to answer in the negative as in No keep the way it is. The poll was poorly written on purpose to get the answer they wanted. THank you college statistics and writing peer reviewed papers. It was finally good for something.

[Kanon777]

As i said before, it dosent matter if you have majority, there are thousands of people who disagree with you. To me thats a victory, next time remember than before saying everyone agrees with you

[The Night Mammoth]

blacqout wrote...

The Night Mammoth wrote...

blacqout wrote...

The Night Mammoth wrote...

blacqout wrote...

Terumitsu wrote...

Another thing about the poll is that it is open to all people and not just those who played ME3. So, the data they are collecting is going to be skewed anyway based on the fact that any regular joe can hit a button. It is not representative of the groups it tries to, well, represent.

No. It's about the larger issue. You don't need to have played the game to have an opinion.

Certtainly not. 

But it makes your opinion a whole lot less constructive and valid than the opinion of someone who has. 

No it doesn't. You don't need to have played a game in order to believe a developer's right to maintain creative control over its product is sacrosanct, or that the customer is always right.

I'd agree, if this poll didn't refer to Mass Effect, or if it were released in say..... January 2005

It's not like that though. I'd rather people who haven't played the game refrain from commenting on whether Bioware do something about a situation that doesn't concern them. 

Well, the bad news is that you're wrong. The good news is that if you can find enough to people to agree with you and whine loudly enough, you might be able to retake the GameFAQ poll.

I see you skimmed my comment on the second(?) page where I said the poll was more valid than the one on BSN, since sampling bias is reduced considerably. You're also insinuating that I want people to deliberatly eskew the results. 

I do not. 

But hey, the Retake side are winning the poll. Guess it has already been retaken. Yes, the fact that it has been posted here likely has something to do with it. 

Regardless, the questions are still leading. They only refer to a mandatory change, and not what most people actually want: DLC, which is always optional. 

It should be obvious that Mass Effect is mentioned because of the current controversy. It's the only reason the issue is being discussed at all.

Yes, but the question specifically asks whether Bioware should change Mass Effect 3. It's not an open question which could apply to any game. If they want a poll on the issue over whether the consumers can demand something of a company (to which the answer is yes, free market and capatilism being what it is), then it shouldn't ask a direct question referring one example in particular. 

A valid question would be - 

"Do you think developers should provide optional DLC to address fan issues with the story and design?"

- Yes, fans are consumers, it is their right
- Yes, if the fans have a good enough case
- I have no issue, so long as it doesn't affect those who are happy with the game
- No, its the developers game, even if the fans have a reasoned case
- No, fans have no right to demand anything when it is not their's to change

Okay, thinking of enough negative options to balance the scales is difficult, I tried. 

[Crusina]

AwesomeDudex64 wrote...

That is such a ****ty poll.

So, let me get this straight. This movement is supposedly about respecting everyones opinion, but still pushing forward your opinion.


Yet every single time someone disagrees, publicaly speaks against it, or you have a poll where you loss, you post it here complaining about how they are wrong, gang up on them, and complain how you are misunderstood and everyone else is clearly wrong.

You have no less then 20 threads about what levine said, and all of its about how he's clearly wrong for speaking his mind on the matter. Whats it matter to you what he thinks? he's entitled to it, just as you're entitled to think he's wrong. But he doesn't post it in his game forums saying  "look at these idiots trash talk them.

There are thousands, no probably tens of thousands of great retake people, then people like you come along and act like some weird cult whenever someone speaks against the great movement.

[FyreFlyeRush]

blacqout wrote...

Jeb231 wrote...

I don't understand how you can be arguing this.

It's because i can read properly.

Good grief, I read that in Garrus' voice.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

see the no's are catching up

[Blarghonk]

Crusina wrote...

AwesomeDudex64 wrote...

That is such a ****ty poll.

So, let me get this straight. This movement is supposedly about respecting everyones opinion, but still pushing forward your opinion.


Yet every single time someone disagrees, publicaly speaks against it, or you have a poll where you loss, you post it here complaining about how they are wrong, gang up on them, and complain how you are misunderstood and everyone else is clearly wrong.

You have no less then 20 threads about what levine said, and all of its about how he's clearly wrong for speaking his mind on the matter. Whats it matter to you what he thinks? he's entitled to it, just as you're entitled to think he's wrong. But he doesn't post it in his game forums saying  "look at these idiots trash talk them.

There are thousands, no probably tens of thousands of great retake people, then people like you come along and act like some weird cult whenever someone speaks against the great movement.

Considering you can vote more then once and the results are not accurate by any mean, no matter wich side  "wins" it is a "****ty" poll.

[blacqout]

FyreFlyeRush wrote...

blacqout wrote...

Jeb231 wrote...

I don't understand how you can be arguing this.

It's because i can read properly.

Good grief, I read that in Garrus' voice.

Well, i am calibrating the Retake movement.

[FarynUEA]

cal·i·brate (kl-brt)
tr.v. cal·i·brat·ed, cal·i·brat·ing, cal·i·brates
1. To check, adjust, or determine by comparison with a standard (the graduations of a quantitative measuring instrument): calibrate a thermometer.
2. To determine the caliber of (a tube).
3. To make corrections in; adjust


And you do nothing of that sort ... 

Modifié par FarynUEA, 22 mars 2012 - 08:08 .

[Chuvvy]

Gamefaqs is such a ****hole. Even their board is terrible, looks like it hasn't been updated since the early 2000s.

[blacqout]

FarynUEA wrote...

cal·i·brate (kl-brt)
tr.v. cal·i·brat·ed, cal·i·brat·ing, cal·i·brates
1. To check, adjust, or determine by comparison with a standard (the graduations of a quantitative measuring instrument): calibrate a thermometer.
2. To determine the caliber of (a tube).
3. To make corrections in; adjust


And you do nothing of that sort ... 

5
: to measure precisely; especially: to measure against a standard

- Merriam Webster http://www.merriam-w...onary/calibrate

Language is my business. I wouldn't attempt to correct me when it comes to the written word ever again.

[NReed106]

blacqout wrote...

FarynUEA wrote...

cal·i·brate (kl-brt)
tr.v. cal·i·brat·ed, cal·i·brat·ing, cal·i·brates
1. To check, adjust, or determine by comparison with a standard (the graduations of a quantitative measuring instrument): calibrate a thermometer.
2. To determine the caliber of (a tube).
3. To make corrections in; adjust


And you do nothing of that sort ... 

5
: to measure precisely; especially: to measure against a standard

- Merriam Webster http://www.merriam-w...onary/calibrate

Language is my business. I wouldn't attempt to correct me when it comes to the written word ever again.

Oh **** we got a bad*** over here, he'll destroy your grammar

[coolbeans]

NReed106 wrote...

blacqout wrote...

FarynUEA wrote...

cal·i·brate (kl-brt)
tr.v. cal·i·brat·ed, cal·i·brat·ing, cal·i·brates
1. To check, adjust, or determine by comparison with a standard (the graduations of a quantitative measuring instrument): calibrate a thermometer.
2. To determine the caliber of (a tube).
3. To make corrections in; adjust


And you do nothing of that sort ... 

5
: to measure precisely; especially: to measure against a standard

- Merriam Webster http://www.merriam-w...onary/calibrate

Language is my business. I wouldn't attempt to correct me when it comes to the written word ever again.

Oh **** we got a bad*** over here, he'll destroy your grammar

Dont forget, he's also a genius and highly intelligent