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[Ruined Requiem]

I love it, I love the series. The only thing the ending ruined for me was the ending. Still a phenominal experience and game, and I would buy it again in a heartbeat even knowing about the ending.

[neenee77]

absolutely. it was awesome and epic! made me laugh and sob uncontrollably for 30+ minutes (no not the ending). Almost everything i expected was in there except face imports and thanes cure, but maybe a dlc for that?? I will pay!!! lol yes it was a game for the decades!!!


Until the end (which I liked emotionally;some of it).

[BigBoss117]

Everything before the final 5 minutes, yes. I absolutely loved the game

[The Sarendoctrinator]

I don't even think about the ending when I'm playing ME3. That's how awesome it is. It has problems, but overall, the game is really fun. That being said, I'm not playing my Shepards through the end choice, and I can see why the way those who do feel about the game would be completely different. I've been doing pretty much what the title says - ignoring the ending, and enjoying ME3. And then letting BioWare know, if they're reading anything I say.

[Yalision]

I loved every bit of the game before the ending. Personally I would have been happy to have a tragic, but victorious end. If I had to die, it would have been cool to be able to do like I did in Dragon Age... heroic death. Then I could at least give myself 100% closure by taking my LI and best friend (Garrus) on the suicide run to the beam, have them die, and then I die. No loose ends... but no. Space magic...

Other than that, I loved the Thane moment, the (complete) Grunt moment, and the Mordin moment. They were extremely emotional and awesome, on par with Ico and Shadow of the Colossus awesome. Unfortunately, the ending unraveled it all and every time I think of replaying it the ending makes my body retort away.

[Destr1er]

The game was awesome, as was the trilogy. The ending was bad, but not as terrible as most people make it out to be. Here's to hoping they listen to both the constructive, and not-so-constructive criticism.

[Shadrak17]

Until the ending most of it was brilliant

[soulscore]

i don't hate them for a bad ending, i hate them for shifty practices like cutting out weapons and armour out of the game to sell as dlc.

kk i lied they didn't cut it out, they did worse they keep the stuff on the disc and lock it till you unlock it with the promo codes.

[AllThatJazz]

Superb fun. A bit too much auto dialogue for Shepard, and lacking any kind of exploration - but honestly, those things didn't spoil my enjoyment overall. I had a fantastic 56 hours and 28 minutes with the game, I really did not want it to be over. I then had several minutes of confusion and rage, which I keep getting every time I think about the brat. Still, the joy to rage ratio is pretty impressive

[DrNegative]

The ending aside, a wonderful game and series.

Modifié par DrNegative, 01 avril 2012 - 08:27 .

[Arsmajk]

I like the game , but because of the way it ended i haven't played it in about 3 weeks.

[Eclipse merc]

I loved the game up until the ending.

[Harorrd]

For me ME2 will be the better game of the serries. it got almost everything right, ME3 just made the game stupid, if you rate your game 18+ you dont need to design the game for a 5 years old to compleete it

[TUHD]

It was a great game. I found the missions a bit short, but that's just my opinion. Up to the endings, it's superbe and it delivers to that point what was promised: impact of decisions, etc.

[reeot]

I enjoyed Mass Effect 1, 2 and 3 greatly. Well... till Marauder Shields.

Unfortunately the ending destroyed the whole trilogy for me.
I don't care about the minor technical and gameplay problems the series have.
The reason why i kept playing the series over and over again was the Story, my crew and the romance subplot.

Now i got no urge to replay the trilogy again... Thats very sad.
Seems that the deadline rendered the grande finale to a joke.
Talis lazy face reveal, the plot holes and the ridiculous motives of the reapers, killed it for me.

[WarChicken78]

Hell, yes!
The game was fantastic. If I don't include the endings, there were only a few very minor problems.
99.9% of ME3 is superb and meets and exceeds all the expectations I had in the game.

[billywaffles]

I loved the game, specially the missions, new enemies (multi-race husks were awesome, marauders, banshees, etc.) and how the story developed overall. The ending wasn't terrible, just lacking.

The only thing I really didn't like was the Citadel parts, where I felt like an idiot running from one place to another trying to pick up quests just by walking near npcs... I hope you never do this again bw...

Overall I'm excited about new dlc content to expand the game more.

Oh and fix face import plz

[Tymvir]

Mostly. The quest tracking sucked, and the exploration mini-game was even worse than before. On the other hand I liked the combat and improved customization, plus the story had some epic moments (not including the ending, obviously).

Modifié par Tymvir, 01 avril 2012 - 09:38 .

[Eterna]

I liked ME2 more, I couldn't say why. But ME3 was still an amazing game that would have ended the series on a great note......until the ending.

[JunMadine]

I enjoyed Mass Effect 3 and the entire series. I hope for more games and will hope to get more content. Please fix the ending so I can play the game again and continue to follow the story.

[KyuzoS7]

if you romanced tali you know there's no way in hell she would up and ditch you on earth....

[Mersey]

Have done 2 playthroughs, on my 2nd playthrough I let Marauder Shields kill me and then I quit...up until that moment it was a brilliant game, minor irritating flaws (like the quest log) but overall brilliant.

[Euno17]

This game really wasn't that great of a game. 'Amazing gameplay?' Nope. 'Interactive story?' nope.

This game is a rushed game plain and simple - the list of bad things in this game is pretty long considering this is supposed to be an 'awesome' game. I thought I actually already commented about the game in this thread but apparently not.

- Loads of auto-dialogue (don't get me started on this)
- Face importing issues
- The ending
- the horrible quest journal system
- the lack of many biotic animations
- Javik as a Day 1 DLC? Really?
- No exploration
- Really Bad Story Arcs (The impossible to beat Assassin - is bad story-telling.)
- Diana Allers? (Need I say more?)
- EDI's new body (Need I say more?)
- Most of your choices in previous games did not matter throughout the game.
- The dream sequences in this game are stupid and did nothing to add to the story. So Shepard is having a dream about a kid but not of all the hundreds of thousands of people he killed in the ME-2 DLC? Or of all the people he may or may not have saved during the suicide mission in ME-2?
- Getting War Assets via planet scanning (really?? when I started getting fleets in planet scanning . . .)
- Ease-dropping in on conversations to get side-missions ( . . . I mean for a few of them I could see but come on now ripping off Assassin's Creed in this area isn't exactly what I had in mind for getting side-missions)
- The lack of customization in weapons
- Ashley Williams is now another 'eye candy' character. (Why?) Why would we need a squad-mate as eye-candy as EA thinks we do?
- The lack of romances
- The cameo's of previous vital characters in the series. (Particularly your love-interest if you had one in ME-2.)
- Forcing Players to Play Multi-player (to get the best ending)

I'm sure there are things I missed but all-in-all this is far from an 'amazing' experience.

Was it a good game? Eh - I guess so (till the end anyway). But nothing to be super-excited about (other then the fact that it's the end of Shepard's story).

I never would have bought the game if this wasn't the finale of Shepard's Story.

[xrudix]

Liked Me1 and Me2 way more. For me me3 feels average shooter and not rpg I wanted, nothing more. Yes it has few nice moments, but this is not enough to overcome all other bad stuff. Don't want to write detailed points that i dont liked(had written them a lot of times). Mostly agree with Euno17 ^