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[KevShep]

Gigamantis wrote...


Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

There is nothing wrong with hating an ending if it is not consistant with the rest of the series.

What makes it enjoyable is if the writers did not forget the lore and direction of there own game.

Iam passionate...and angry!

[Lookout1390]

How dare you voice an opinion on a public forum!

[Gigamantis]

Holoe4 wrote...

Animositisomina wrote...

April Fool's Day was yesterday, OP.

That's the surprise! Everyone one would know if it was an April Fool's day joke if it was on April 1st.
on topic: But there are just so many plot-holes, so many things don't make sense except for one explanation... [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/wizard.png[/smilie]

I do my April fools pranks in February.

You people are really bad at this.  Being forced to resort to the "troll" cop-out so soon in the thread.  It's like you've all never had a conversation before.  

[Commander Rpg]

The game sucks regardless of the endings, so...

[masseffectfan94]

Thornne wrote...

Glad you liked it. Thanks for coming here and letting us know.

LOL

[Serp86]

Gigamantis wrote...

KevShep wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...

Yes, I know.  Blah blah need more explanation.  Blah blah I'm sad because everyone died and my choices didn't change the ending enough to make me less sad in future playthroughs.  

The ending was the most well produced and moving one in the entire series.  Definitely a fitting conclusion. 

I'm all for lobbying to fill in a few of the plotholes with explanations, maybe in future DLC, but man can you people overreact like no one else on the planet.  They had better not change the ending.  The game was fantastic. 

Someone that is ether a troll or some "fan" that does not care about the plot holes and inconsistencies in the last 5 min of the game.

Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

How do you justify an ending to a triology that won't be continued that leaves so many open question ? The worst part about it that these question only come up because the ending was so flawed. Up until the ending everything was fine for the most part. Then it was hmm what the hell just happened ?

Most questions of the ME series get answered up until the endings basically just leaves you with a bunch of new ones and gives you zero information. 

Modifié par Serp86, 03 avril 2012 - 02:02 .

[Elvwood]

Another fine example of I liked the ending and all those who didn't are whinners.
Can you say I am a loser and want to create a stir so i can get attention in my otherwise humdrum Life
How about you grow a Krogan set and Just say you liked it and why

[CronoDragoon]

Mass Effect 2's ending made me feel like the biggest badass in the galaxy, which I was. ME3's ending made me feel like some crap weakling. No, I'll take ME2's.

[The Edge]

Disagree, but meh. Think what you will.

[xMellowhype]

Gigamantis wrote...

I can't honestly think of many games, or stories in general, that didn't have some plot-holes. To let it ruin the entire game for you is beyond my ability as a rational person to comprehend. I actually feel bad for you all.

What I find funny is your willingness to overlook several contradictory statements so you can continue to overdefend the almighty gods of BioWare at their altar. The Relays exploded, it's clearly stated in Arrival if they blow up the energy released would destory a vast majority of that sector. Poeple don't liek how they negated that statement. And you're going to act like some condescending philiosphical know it all when something that blatant is ignored?

As a rational person I don't understand how someone pretending to be rational doens't get people don't like contradictions.

Doesn't matter, I legitimately enjoyed the entire game, ending included, and felt like interjecting some positivity. You people can continue being dramatic and starting "online movements" if it makes you lives more bearable.

I take offense to you people, since when was rationality subjugated to sterotyping? Stop pretending to be some intellectual when you don't even know what te correct meaning for half of your words are.

Modifié par xMellowhype, 03 avril 2012 - 02:01 .

[Gigamantis]

KevShep wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...


Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

There is nothing wrong with hating an ending if it is not consistant with the rest of the series.

What makes it enjoyable is if the writers did not forget the lore and direction of there own game.

Iam passionate...and angry!

Ever think that passion might be better used on things that would actually improve your life?  Just sayin' 

I even went so far as to agree that despite the ending's general awesomeness I would enjoy furthor explanations.  I'm not starting an online movement, though, because I guess I'm the last gamer left that has some perspective on reality.  Again, just sayin'

[Arokel]

Adamantium93 wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...

The ending was the most well produced

It actually felt very rushed and ham-fisted to me.

[jds1bio]

Gigamantis wrote...

KevShep wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...

Yes, I know.  Blah blah need more explanation.  Blah blah I'm sad because everyone died and my choices didn't change the ending enough to make me less sad in future playthroughs.  

The ending was the most well produced and moving one in the entire series.  Definitely a fitting conclusion. 

I'm all for lobbying to fill in a few of the plotholes with explanations, maybe in future DLC, but man can you people overreact like no one else on the planet.  They had better not change the ending.  The game was fantastic. 

Someone that is ether a troll or some "fan" that does not care about the plot holes and inconsistencies in the last 5 min of the game.

Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

It's not psychotic.  We read interviews by the ME3 chiefs-in-charge a few weeks before the game was released, specifically stating the game would not have A, B, C ending, among other statements about just how many endings there would be, and the choices you would have.  If you did not read those interviews, then good for you, your expectations were more relaxed.  But it doesn't mean that others are psychotic.

[xMellowhype]

Gigamantis wrote...

KevShep wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...


Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

There is nothing wrong with hating an ending if it is not consistant with the rest of the series.

What makes it enjoyable is if the writers did not forget the lore and direction of there own game.

Iam passionate...and angry!

Ever think that passion might be better used on things that would actually improve your life?  Just sayin' 

I even went so far as to agree that despite the ending's general awesomeness I would enjoy furthor explanations.  I'm not starting an online movement, though, because I guess I'm the last gamer left that has some perspective on reality.  Again, just sayin'

Oh an ad hominem. Add another strike to the irony bit of thinking you are rational. Hilarity.

[gekko513]

The ending is consistent with the rest of the series. There are clear parallels and explanations throughout. The most obvious is the Geth/Quarian conflict, which mirrors the Reaper/Organics conflict almost perfectly in miniature.

[free17]

Seriously? I just played through the Suicide Mission again last night and it completely owns the ME3 ending in every way possible, and IMO the ME1 ending is even better than ME2's ending.

[Mann42]

Gigamantis wrote...
The ending was the most well produced and moving one in the entire series.

I sort of agree, but all that does is prove that high production values and the pathos in the Anderson conversation still wasn't enough to distract people from the nonsense of the last 5 minutes.

[Bigdoser]

Read the sig.

[Animositisomina]

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Modifié par Animositisomina, 03 avril 2012 - 02:05 .

[Gigamantis]

Serp86 wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...

KevShep wrote...

Gigamantis wrote...

Yes, I know.  Blah blah need more explanation.  Blah blah I'm sad because everyone died and my choices didn't change the ending enough to make me less sad in future playthroughs.  

The ending was the most well produced and moving one in the entire series.  Definitely a fitting conclusion. 

I'm all for lobbying to fill in a few of the plotholes with explanations, maybe in future DLC, but man can you people overreact like no one else on the planet.  They had better not change the ending.  The game was fantastic. 

Someone that is ether a troll or some "fan" that does not care about the plot holes and inconsistencies in the last 5 min of the game.

Again, some plot-holes aren't the end of the world in what was an otherwise moving and intense ending.  It's about being a fan without being a psychotic about it.  It makes everything much more enjoyable. 

How do you justify an ending to a triology that won't be continued that leaves so many open question ? The worst part about it that these question only come up because the ending was so flawed. Up until the ending everything was fine for the most part. Then it was hmm what the hell just happened ?

Most questions of the ME series get answered up until the endings basically just leaves you with a bunch of new ones and gives you zero information. 

In a game that was guaranteed to have DLC I don't mind that at all.  The game we have is awesome and supplemental content is on the way for those who want more.  It's not over yet, skippy. 

Modifié par Gigamantis, 03 avril 2012 - 02:06 .

[xMellowhype]

Lookout1390 wrote...

How dare you voice an opinion on a public forum!

An opinion that sues ad hominems, straw mans and appeal to authorities as their main arguments shouldn't be taken seirously. Such as an idiotic post as yours.

[pharsti]

Well, thank you for your feedback, mind going into more detail about the part you said "well produced and moving"?

I honestly would like to see you expanding on this comment.

[jds1bio]

gekko513 wrote...

The ending is consistent with the rest of the series. There are clear parallels and explanations throughout. The most obvious is the Geth/Quarian conflict, which mirrors the Reaper/Organics conflict almost perfectly in miniature.

Thematically yes, and very much so.  But narratively, not even close.  A brand new antagonist 10 minutes out from "fin" is just jarring and is not the time to isolate Shepard from the rest of the story, the rest of his/her story, in favor of making a point.

[jds1bio]

free17 wrote...

Seriously? I just played through the Suicide Mission again last night and it completely owns the ME3 ending in every way possible, and IMO the ME1 ending is even better than ME2's ending.

Word.

[Vexia2070]

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