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[MrPuschel]

Cupcakes!

[_Syn_]

I'd give you an A for this essay.

[Arcadian Legend]

javierabegazo wrote...

L00p wrote...

You have my sword.

And my axe!

Haha.

[Siegdrifa]

Good read Cheez.

I won't comment or epilogue on it, listnening can be more important than talking sometimes.

[Kaidan Fan]

Nina88 wrote...

Thank you, Cheez, for summarizing (so to speak) what so many of us felt.

That post was very well written, Admiral Cheez and I agree whole heartedly!  So I quote the above for truth!

[Lux]

Brilliant.

[tommythetomcat]

This is how a lot of us "entitled whiners" feel, it's a shame gaming journalism would rather make assumptions and inflammatory remarks instead of actually learning why so many fans feel the way we do.

[PeterG1]

YES! Wonderful review. Thanks for sharing and talking so well about the community. Thankfully I think BW knows that most of us are only as loud as our passion and that, despite all we say and call for, it's all because we love BW and we love the ME franchise. Thanks again!

[Paul Sedgmore]

Cheez,

That was a well written statement and whilst I don't agree with everything you have said I do think that the ending we got was poorly executed and Bioware can and should have done this better.

I wish that everyone put as much thought and effort to be civil that you have as it is a pleasure to see someone talking calmly rather than the rage posts of the last few weeks

[WizenSlinky0]

Cribbian wrote...

Dougremer wrote...

L00p wrote...

You have my sword.

And my bow.

And my cupcake

You have my axe

Sorry, needed to make a Portal reference. God I miss that show.

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 27 mars 2012 - 04:06 .

[Heather Cline]

Though I don't agree with everything said in the OP it is well said and well structured. Most I do agree with but there are things from my personal point of view that Bioware did was unforgivable. Still nicely said and nicely written.

[WizenSlinky0]

Christoffee wrote...

Paul Sedgmore wrote...

Cheez,

That was a well written statement and whilst I don't agree with everything you have said I do think that the ending we got was poorly executed and Bioware can and should have done this better.

I wish that everyone put as much thought and effort to be civil that you have as it is a pleasure to see someone talking calmly rather than the rage posts of the last few weeks

What do you mean, everyone?

A lot of people have come on here and gave their view, similar to this one, without raging. I think it's Cheez's credibility that your admiring, and making everyone else's view sound less important.

The last few weeks, most people have agreed on the same thing. You just sound like you want to rock the boat.

I'm pretty sure it's my endorsement that makes things more credible. That's all that really matters in the end.

Or so I keep telling myself.

[That one guy you know]

Very well said Admiral!

[AdmiralCheez]

Christoffee wrote...

What do you mean, everyone?

A lot of people have come on here and gave their view, similar to this one, without raging. I think it's Cheez's credibility that your admiring, rather than make everyone else's view sound less important.

I fully admit that sometimes I think my Forum Cred makes the things I say go farther than the stuff other users put out, even though they've been equally or even more thoughtful/level-headed/personal/eloquentyadda yadda yadda.  I really should start signal boosting other people sometimes...

Then again, the "Fix Deception" movement and Indoctrination Theory spead just fine without my input, probably because...

The last few weeks, most people have agreed on the same thing.

Bingo.  The fanbase can be a hellhole sometimes, but lately we've been finding more and more common ground.  I think it's because we love Mass Effect too much, and we don't want it to crash and burn.  What's really amazing is that some honest good came out of all this (just look at the charities, and they actually said they'd fix Deception), so I'm hoping someday Fanpower is harnessed to start really changing the world for the better.

There's actually a pretty cool lecture on how gamers can change the world, if anybody's interested in watching it.  It's kind of halfway between seriously cool potential and pseudo-intellectual hullabaloo, but I think it's worth checking out.

You just sound like you want to rock the boat.

Actually, it sounds like you're trying to pick a fight.

[The R3medy]

Agreed with this post 500%

[BadgerladDK]

Well put, Cheez.

While I can't quite claim that the Mass Effect universe changed me as a person, it certainly changed me as a gamer, by teaching me that it was possible to feel connected to a story, a universe and its characters beyond the end of a 15 hour campaign and a couple of video sequences. For that, I'll always be grateful to Bioware. But the ending was such a letdown, I'm not sure I ever want to experience that connection again.

Escapism really shouldn't make me feel like the developers barged into my house, shot my dog and ran of yelling something about artistic license :-(

[Woofy128]

Thank you for writing this; echoed my feelings on the matter perfectly.

[xd3six]

Very well put. I agree with pretty much everything you said. Preach it!

[spirosz]

Been waiting for this thread, haha.

[DreamTension]

This OP entry deserves a bump from me.

Well done, sir/madam.

[Toryn Wattan]

Excellent Post. I agree.

[BanditGR]

What an amazing post. Good job Cheez.

[JPR1964]

But, I approve...

Well written!

JPR out!