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[Malevolence65]

I don't think this twitter person knows what they're talking about. I mean, it's not like they're given confidential information about whatever might be coming up about the endings, so this is just SPECULATION from them.

[foxlockbox]

Reading their twitter feed makes me want to kill someone gives me a headache, I mean how corny can you be? Do you have to punctuate everything with question- or exclamation mark? Do you have to lie at people's (fans') faces? No way in hell you're sending feedback from individual tweets to the devs. Maybe you gather them into some excel form "more Thane requests: 249" "ending complaint: 9000" and then send it over to Hudson who leaves it to dust in his email archive.

[withneelandi]

alberta wrote...

What is abundantly clear BW's tactics backfired all around - ME3 has tanked - prices slashed in half, powerful word of mouth sales have crashed - in my world that's not shooting yourself in the foot that's blowing off both feet.

I thought that was total exageration.

Then I looked at play.com Its literally down to £23.99 for xbox. Thats insane. When you look at AAA games like COD or GTA that pretty much hold their value years later that must be pretty god damm scary from the point of view of retailers and EA.

[Robhuzz]

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

[Jackal7713]

Kilshrek wrote...

Jackal7713 wrote...

Buddy they think we are Mugs.

Well, they can push their "art" on more willing mugs in the future I guess. Because Destroy + Shep living + Normandy a bajillion lightyears away = horse dung. To me.

Honestly, I doubt I'll give a toss about "clarity" DLC, I'm looking to get an experience as it says on the bloody tin,

" Experience the beginning, middle, and end of an emotional story unlike any other, where the decisions you make completely shape your experience and outcome."

I agree 100% my friend. Its sad Bioware can't figure out that simple fact.

[Karrie788]

Robhuzz wrote...

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

Unless they go with the IT.

[Kanon777]

The Angry One wrote...

tobito113 wrote...

And the keepers are the "hardware" of the citadel while the catalyst is the "software" of the citadel. The fact that the keepers were ever necessary to signal the reapers show how important they were. The keepers act as the hand of the Catalyst and the proteans disabled them (making the catalyst completely powerless)

No, the Citadel is the hardware of the Citadel. The Keepers are maintenance bots.
The idea that there's an AI at the heart of the Citadel that has zero control over the Citadel's functions is absurd.

Have you ever played Mass Effect 1? The keepers are the second most important part of the citadel (after the catalyst), they are the only one who can signal the reapers return, they not just maintenance bots.

The idea that a software can do anything about the real world when their hardware was made inactive is absurd...

[balance5050]

Sashimi_taco wrote...

omntt wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Call me a pessimist, but the notion that they think that scene will ever make sense worries me.

I know that feeling.

I am so afraid they are going to try and "fix" the endings by explaining them with more bad writing. No one wants them explained, they are so bad that they cannot be explained. I honestly dont' want to know why my squad abandonded me and why the choices of tyrants and dictators throughout human history were right. 

Indoctrination theory explains it all. Just sayin...

[Illusive]

Lots of  speculation from everyone :happy:

[MPSai]

The "Clarification" DLC is going to throw in a line where the Catalyst says he beamed them up to the Normandy.

Seriously I feel like they're just jerking us around now.

[Kanon777]

Robhuzz wrote...

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

People here keep saying how they dont want a happy ending with blue babies, they just want a story that makes sense even if it ends with everyone dead. I guess the community is going to get what we are telling bioware we really want...

[rvgifford]

meezookeewee wrote...

Gtacatalina wrote...



3) We can't get 4000 - 5000 EMS on single player only. You said we could get the optimal ending.
Biowares answer -  'We did not lie'

If you're playing without importing a character from Mass Effect 2, then yeah, it's not possible.  But if you import a character from ME2, then it's absolutely possible.  I did it.  But then that particular ME2 character was imported from ME1.  So, yes, you can get 4,000 -5,000 EMS on single-player only.

Yeah, I imported and had almost a little over 5,000 by the end game. I then played multiplayer which doubled it to close to 11k. Bioware was dishonest about a lot of things, but this is totally possible. Still, arguably, if you have to import to be able to get 4k+, one could argue that while not an outright lie, it is still, again, dishonest.

[Jackal7713]

Robhuzz wrote...

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

Its not any better buddy. You are not alone in thinking this. If bioware goes this route then ME 3 is dead. If they listen to the fanbase they can save this title. All they have to do is follow through with pre-launched promises.

Its that simple. No ending where you have  A, B, C.

[Reikilea]

I perfectly understood why they were or Normandy or how they got there...

The point is I dont want them on Normandy and want them on Earth and alive and waiting for Shepard who might have survived. In sigleplayer, because thats how I like playing my games.

The other thing is I had a perfect ME 1-2 playthrought and I never could get over 4000. First time I considered cheating. Gibbed save editor you are welcome.

[FemmeShep]

I never understood how the IT fits into the whole Normandy scene.

Why would Shepard dream of his/her crew crashing on some planet, stranded? That's not happy. Just the way the whole Normandy escape scene is shown, never really added up to me as being apart of the hallucination.

[Total Biscuit]

tobito113 wrote...

omntt wrote...

I don't want that part to make sense, i want it scrapped.
Anyway admitting it doesn't have any sense it's more then we got before.

Why scrapped? I keep hearing people say that they dont want a happy ending they just want one that makes more sense. Well there you go, they can make those scenes make more sense AND continue with their vision for the end of the story. 

Making sense is kind of the bare minimum they need to do that we've been asking for. Hell, we shouldn't have NEEDED to ask for that, that's just poor quality control.

What most of us have problem with is the fact we were promised the same amount of variety and choice in the endig's as the rest of the series, and instead we get one ending in  3 colours that doesn't really have anything to do with the rest of the game, and for the majority of players that go primarily with the paragon path means the game suddenly gets utterly miserable and depressing out of nowhere, then ends with you objectively having failed and ruined the galaxy you were expecting to save.

Add in all the 'little blue kids' and he like the game makes you expect, and the general lack of reward for playing, and there's no way in hell most people are going to accept this ending no matter how much exposition is crammed down our throats.

And again, we were promised our own individual brings, not a one size fits all awful failure one.

[Jackal7713]

Kings19 wrote...

Lots of  speculation from everyone :happy:

Thank you Captin Obvious, we did not know this until you came along and enlighten us with your words of wisdom.

Modifié par Jackal7713, 29 mars 2012 - 04:32 .

[Robhuzz]

tobito113 wrote...

Robhuzz wrote...

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

People here keep saying how they dont want a happy ending with blue babies, they just want a story that makes sense even if it ends with everyone dead. I guess the community is going to get what we are telling bioware we really want...

I want both. The nonsensical part needs to go.... spacekid and his logic for starters. 

Also with all the promises of 'this really is YOUR ending' and 'the endings will be more sophisticated' I simply want an ending that's a nice finish to Shep's story. I know there's plenty of people hating on others for wanting a 'happy' ending, but I want my story to end with Shepard and crew surviving and no mandatory galactic dark age. Plain and simple. Also there are A LOT of people around who also want an option for the story to end happily. I'm certainly not the only one...

Unless they go with the IT. 

That's what I'm hoping for...

Modifié par Robhuzz, 29 mars 2012 - 04:32 .

[Daniel_N7]

Man, I wish they would quit this kind of stuff. If BioWare has something to say, then go ahead and disclose it. If not, then don't make stupid teasing "tweets". At least we, the fans, are taking this game seriously. Still...

[Karrie788]

FemmeShep wrote...

I never understood how the IT fits into the whole Normandy scene.

Why would Shepard dream of his/her crew crashing on some planet, stranded? That's not happy. Just the way the whole Normandy escape scene is shown, never really added up to me as being apart of the hallucination.

I'm not overly familiar with the IT, but the impression I got was that Shepard envisioned his/her crew in a safe place before he/she died. To have a sense of hope for the people he/she cares about. After all the first person who pops out of the Normandy after Joker is your LI.

[Apocsapel91]

MattFini wrote...

Hahaha, what a mess.

These poor sods can't win.

And neither can we.

Holding strong for just about one more week. Been a long month, hasn't it?

23 days.  So close... very close.

[Bill Casey]

Back in February...

BioWare's Mike Gamble has told GamerZines that players should probably hold onto their Mass Effect 3 save files, because you never know what may come in future.

"Obviously I can't say anything, but it wouldn't be a bad idea," he said.

www.computerandvideogames.com/334529/bioware-keep-your-mass-effect-3-saves-just-in-case/

Modifié par Bill Casey, 29 mars 2012 - 04:34 .

[BalooTheBear]

I'm going to go with 'ohhh.'

I still have faith that bioware will sort this out.

[Jackal7713]

Daniel_N7 wrote...

Man, I wish they would quit this kind of stuff. If BioWare has something to say, then go ahead and disclose it. If not, then don't make stupid teasing "tweets". At least we, the fans, are taking this game seriously. Still...

Its their failed PR strat to try an save this title.
Honestly, the best thing they can do if they are keeping slient is to teach the twitter poster to cut and paste " We will have announcement in April." 

Hell I just wrote it out for them. Just cut and paste.

[Jackal7713]

Robhuzz wrote...

tobito113 wrote...

Robhuzz wrote...

So they're going to add something that makes the scene where jokers flies off with my crew make sense.

They'll still be marooned on that blasted planet and Shepard is on earth about to be crushed by the citadel crashing on earth (in the best ending). The space kid is still there and the mass relays still blow up. How is this any better?

People here keep saying how they dont want a happy ending with blue babies, they just want a story that makes sense even if it ends with everyone dead. I guess the community is going to get what we are telling bioware we really want...

I want both. The nonsensical part needs to go.... spacekid and his logic for starters. 

Also with all the promises of 'this really is YOUR ending' and 'the endings will be more sophisticated' I simply want an ending that's a nice finish to Shep's story. I know there's plenty of people hating on others for wanting a 'happy' ending, but I want my story to end with Shepard and crew surviving and no mandatory galactic dark age. Plain and simple. Also there are A LOT of people around who also want an option for the story to end happily. I'm certainly not the only one...

Unless they go with the IT. 

That's what I'm hoping for...

Thats what I want. After all the hours and buying three games, I don't think it to much to ask for.

Modifié par Jackal7713, 29 mars 2012 - 04:40 .