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[Element Zero]

And there are dozens more expressing why the ending should be changed. Who gives a damn about these wannabe, fake journalists.

[azradalHunter]

Was just at gamestop the other day and blew the rest of my gift card. I won't be heading there again. Wasn't their motto "Power to the players"?

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

Owned by Gamestop....who sell games.....i'm convinced....

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

[Thalorin1919]

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

Owned by Gamestop....who sell games.....i'm convinced....

They thrive on used games. I doubt this article was created to "boost" the sales of their games.


This is genius stuff. 

Modifié par Thalorin1919, 31 mars 2012 - 01:34 .

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I'll bite, because they are saying that whatever the ending people won't be happy.

I disagree, quite frankly they could bring out an exploding cat and a guy pooping into a tophat and it would make me happier than the current ending.

[parrmi22]

Why does he say that the endings are happy? I don't think I've ever been more depressed in my life. He gets a lot of stuff wrong, or just doesn't address it, but I'm not going to cancel my subscription based off some guy's opinion. It's an opinion piece.

That said, it worries me that the comments seem to be pro-ending. I thought we were the majority? I dunno.

One thing that bothers me about these gaming sites are that they seem to think we want to discard the ending completely. I don't. BioWare can keep R/B/G, I just want a few new options, like purple, or . . . . ohkay

[Thalorin1919]

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

Then...don't...play...the...DLC.....simples.

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I'll bite, because they are saying that whatever the ending people won't be happy.

I disagree, quite frankly they could bring out an exploding cat and a guy pooping into a tophat and it would make me happier than the current ending.

People WON'T be happy.

People like the current ending. People disagree with the notion that this ending has to be changed. I don't see why one group should be screwed over becaue of a more vocal one that dominates the internet by monopolizing every single poll, forum, and discussion board because they are on the internet 24/7.

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed) in the first place, and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

Modifié par FemmeShep, 31 mars 2012 - 01:44 .

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

Then...don't...play...the...DLC.....simples.

Re-read what I said. Then re-read what you said. 

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I'll bite, because they are saying that whatever the ending people won't be happy.

I disagree, quite frankly they could bring out an exploding cat and a guy pooping into a tophat and it would make me happier than the current ending.

People WON'T be happy.

People like the current ending. People disagree with the notion that this ending has to be changed. I don't see why one group should be screwed over becaue of a more vocal one that dominates the internet by monopolizing every single poll, forum, and discussion board because they are on the internet 24/7.

People aren't happy now.

People don't like the current ending. People agree with the notion that the ending should be changed. 

And again, how would you be screwed? Don't download the DLC. Keep the ending you loved so dearly. 

Modifié par FemmeShep, 31 mars 2012 - 01:43 .

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I'll bite, because they are saying that whatever the ending people won't be happy.

I disagree, quite frankly they could bring out an exploding cat and a guy pooping into a tophat and it would make me happier than the current ending.

People WON'T be happy.

People like the current ending. People disagree with the notion that this ending has to be changed. I don't see why one group should be screwed over becaue of a more vocal one that dominates the internet by monopolizing every single poll, forum, and discussion board because they are on the internet 24/7.

91% dude, 91% don't like the ending. 5% don't care so that leaves 4% that like the ending.....which would you rather sell to?

[Thalorin1919]

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

I used the colour control on my monitor...got 62,000,000 endings.

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I'll bite, because they are saying that whatever the ending people won't be happy.

I disagree, quite frankly they could bring out an exploding cat and a guy pooping into a tophat and it would make me happier than the current ending.

People WON'T be happy.

People like the current ending. People disagree with the notion that this ending has to be changed. I don't see why one group should be screwed over becaue of a more vocal one that dominates the internet by monopolizing every single poll, forum, and discussion board because they are on the internet 24/7.

91% dude, 91% don't like the ending. 5% don't care so that leaves 4% that like the ending.....which would you rather sell to?

Where is this statistic from? One of the many polls that Retake members flood?

Sorry, but there is no consensus. Out of the dozens people I've talked to in real life about the ending, many more of them liked it rather than disliking it. The ones who did like it don't feel the need to go out on the internet everyday and do war with consisten Retake members. 

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

Nope.

The choices you are presented in the end are not a reflection at all of the choices you made prior to it. Whether you cured the Genophage or not had NOTHING to do with the choices you get in the end. Whether you do X or Y event, has nothing to do with the choices you are given by Starchild. 

You could argue EMS, okay. But you can scan planets and play MP to get your EMS up. And even then, the 3 endings are all the same with slight vartiations. They do not reflect your choices.

The ending itself is a closed plot developement, that doesn't take anything in the past into consideration. It's 3 closed choices. 

Modifié par FemmeShep, 31 mars 2012 - 01:47 .

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

I used the colour control on my monitor...got 62,000,000 endings.

That's like me saying I killed Sovereign in 16 different ways because I used different visual effects on my monitor while watching the ending to ME1.


Sorry, but every ME game had a conclusive ending that was the same in general, different in variation. Might as well ask them to change the ending to ME2 because you either watch the base blow up in blue or red form. 

[Hexley UK]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

I used the colour control on my monitor...got 62,000,000 endings.

That's like me saying I killed Sovereign in 16 different ways because I used different visual effects on my monitor while watching the ending to ME1.


Sorry, but every ME game had a conclusive ending that was the same in general, different in variation. Might as well ask them to change the ending to ME2 because you either watch the base blow up in blue or red form. 

Yea...that was a joke.

[FemmeShep]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

I used the colour control on my monitor...got 62,000,000 endings.

That's like me saying I killed Sovereign in 16 different ways because I used different visual effects on my monitor while watching the ending to ME1.


Sorry, but every ME game had a conclusive ending that was the same in general, different in variation. Might as well ask them to change the ending to ME2 because you either watch the base blow up in blue or red form. 

Yeah, because in ME2 they promised you 16 different endings. lol

[2Shepards]

They can have my click when I can grow another pair of breasts....on my feet.

[Thalorin1919]

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

FemmeShep wrote...

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Maybe you guys should read the articles and opinions that oppose your viewpoint.


There are people out there who are satisfied with the ending and who are opposed to it being altered. And there are the people who want it changed due to their opinion that not everything was answered, that it wasn't the collective ending they wanted it to be.

However, shows the maturity level of you guys by blindly hating and not even bothering to read articles such as this. This movement is a ****ing joke.


EDIT:

Gameinformer is a pretty respectable sight. Saying that their morons, bought out, and just completely oblivious to the opinion of gamers and the industry that they support just shows how narrow minded you all are. 

lol wat

I read it, and thought the argument was silly. 

How so?

Because stating something without reason is pretty silly. Are you and the rest that high and mighty to just say things like this and move on?

I'm glad. 

I already explained, maybe YOU need to read everyone's posts, before making generalizations.

I find the argument to be silly, because BioWare releasing changes via DLC, is just that..DLC. If you like the ending, great. Don't download the DLC.

Everyone can be happy here. 

Uh-huh.

The fact that DLC would be out there invalidates what the player has done. What if they don't like the changes? What if they feel that there is no longer a "real" ending because this is content that was created by a vocal group that they may not agree with. 

Creative groups that alter their films, shows, or games are usually crucified in the end. Changing anything will just cause more drama for Bioware. Adding clarifying content? Sure. Changing? No. 

How does it invalidate your choice, if you don't download the DLC? It's not canon to your experience, because you didn't download it.

Personally, I don't understand why BioWare designed an ending that was so little and set on a fixed outcome. For a game that was all about choice, their 16 ending claim, should have been real...with 16 different ending all shaped by your choices.

So personally, I don't see why them adding more choices via DLC or expanding further on the ending invalidates the choice you already made. If there was 16 endings (like they claimed), and you made your choice, you choice isn't invalidated because there is 15 other choices/endings to choose from. 

To start, there ARE 16 different endings. You may not like it, they may not be that different, but there ARE 16 variations of the ending. Find an ending guide on the internet and it will show you how. 

You make choices throughout the game, and the choice you make at the end is pretty big considering you have the fate of the universe in your hands. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean none of it matters. You don't need to see every single thing in visualized form or have every single question answered to be satisfied. The most popular stories in films, and video games, are often the ones that leave players asking questions. 

I used the colour control on my monitor...got 62,000,000 endings.

That's like me saying I killed Sovereign in 16 different ways because I used different visual effects on my monitor while watching the ending to ME1.


Sorry, but every ME game had a conclusive ending that was the same in general, different in variation. Might as well ask them to change the ending to ME2 because you either watch the base blow up in blue or red form. 

Yea...that was a joke.

Sorry I pulled the humor out of it and totally killed your argument.