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[PhoenixDove1]

Every time I hit that link to get the Eilogue nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?

[Siduri]

Zhuinden wrote...

For question 8, how come EDI is not an option?

Because EDI is always a crew member. The choices in question 8 concern characters who might or might not be part of your crew by the end of the game. I'm asking which slides you need to see, basically. (You always get a Joker/EDI slide, just like you always get a Liara slide, unless you had a really low EMS and everybody died.)

[Siduri]

PhoenixDove1 wrote...

Every time I hit that link to get the Eilogue nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?

It runs on JavaScript, so if your browser has JavaScript disabled or if you're looking at it from a mobile device that doesn't do JavaScript, it won't work. Sorry!

[PhoenixDove1]

Siduri wrote...

PhoenixDove1 wrote...

Every time I hit that link to get the Eilogue nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?

It runs on JavaScript, so if your browser has JavaScript disabled or if you're looking at it from a mobile device that doesn't do JavaScript, it won't work. Sorry!

 I thought I did but maybe it's because I'm at work and there's a block or something.  Going to go crazy having to wait!  (based on other responses I definitely want to read )  Thanks for responding so quickly!

[Favourite store on the CitadeI]

AAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDDd that was the ending I wanted. Thank you.

[aetheldod]

Arik7 wrote...

Love it..... I nearly cried...lol

BioWare should really take a look and see how it's done.

This .... wow well done (with what happened to Liara did you read my mind?) , with today´s anouncement not being all that great I was feeling down again but this made my day. I guess it will be up to us you(such a awesome job)  if Bioware botches it again. (I wanna beleive in them but , heck , how can I?)

Really an great thing you did for us ... now I do wanna play the game again.

Modifié par aetheldod, 05 avril 2012 - 10:22 .

[Volc19]

Damn, mine isn't working. And I wanted an epilouge...

[movieguyabw]

These endings might actually keep me playing ME3.  I'm contemplating going back and restarting my Paragon male, and using this after I'm done.  With very little knowledge of what to expect with the upcoming ending DLC, I'm a little worried that these will be rendered pointless by cutscenes along the lines of "and then everyone died."   Might just watch the new endings on youtube before downloading.  If I'm not too happy with them, I'll just stick to these.

And yeah, was lurking on this thread and found these - quoted just in case these points were missed:

goodventure wrote...

Only
minor detail I had an issue with is the control ending one where the
geth refer to themselves as "we," when I thought it was established (if
you save the geth or foster peace between them and quarians) that each
geth is now an individual?

and

RevanREK wrote...



I
don't know if you're open to suggestions but maybe there could be
something to do with your background choices, as in, Earthborn, Colonist
and Spacer. Because if you're a spacer your family supposedly survived,
and that would be a nice addition. and I suppose also if you where
Earthborn it might make seeing the destruction of earth more emotional
for Shepard??

[WhiteVV1ings]

Nice job and thank you for the epilogue.

[Siduri]

Those are definitely good points, and I'll keep in them mind for a 2.0 version of the slides! Again, thanks for the feedback, everyone.

[o Ventus]

To Bioware-

You know you screwed up somewhere when a fan-made epilogue generator is better than what you gave us with your millions of dollars.

@Siduri- That was awesome.

Modifié par o Ventus, 05 avril 2012 - 10:54 .

[NickelToe]

Nice job, good story, read the paragon version and its better than BioEA's ending.

[lillitheris]

I don't always condone stealing someone's work to pass as your own, but when I do, I hope it's BioWare stealing this.

[Raven4030-2]

aetheldod wrote...

Arik7 wrote...

Love it..... I nearly cried...lol

BioWare should really take a look and see how it's done.

This .... wow well done (with what happened to Liara did you read my mind?) , with today´s anouncement not being all that great I was feeling down again but this made my day. I guess it will be up to us you(such a awesome job)  if Bioware botches it again. (I wanna beleive in them but , heck , how can I?)

Really an great thing you did for us ... now I do wanna play the game again.

Just saying... you do realize that the announcement about an extended cut boils down to "we're going to do what this fan here did but with more time, a fully staffed development house, and a whole lot more money and resources".

People do realize that, right?

[movieguyabw]

Raven4030-2 wrote...

aetheldod wrote...

Arik7 wrote...

Love it..... I nearly cried...lol

BioWare should really take a look and see how it's done.

This .... wow well done (with what happened to Liara did you read my mind?) , with today´s anouncement not being all that great I was feeling down again but this made my day. I guess it will be up to us you(such a awesome job)  if Bioware botches it again. (I wanna beleive in them but , heck , how can I?)

Really an great thing you did for us ... now I do wanna play the game again.

Just saying... you do realize that the announcement about an extended cut boils down to "we're going to do what this fan here did but with more time, a fully staffed development house, and a whole lot more money and resources".

People do realize that, right?

We still don't know what the extent of these 'cutscenes' will be, and we won't until they're released.  For all we know, the "closure" they're going to give us is a scene where someone comes out and says "and then everyone died."

Judging by how grimdark this game was, I wouldn't be surprised.

Personally, the whole reason I LOVE these epilogues here, is because even in the Control ending, where Shep obviously sacrfices him/herself to stop the Reapers, it's very much an "Everyone lives" ending, if all the right conditions are met.  If you saved the Geth, and had a high enough EMS, it's hinted that the Alliance is trying to find a way to bring Shepard back.  If Miranda was your LI, it's heavily implied that this will work.

Honestly, as a writer myself and a filmstudent, I really don't give a lick about Bioware's "artistic integrity" if it means a 'happy ending' is impossible.  The Commander Shepard I played for the past 2.9 games fought long and hard to save as many lives as he could.  There is no ending that fits better for him, than the Epilogue here for Control, high EMS, Quarian/Geth peace and Miranda as a love interest.

[Dan Dark]

I only just discovered this (trying to catch up on a different thread I've been following, and someone posted the link for it there), and I've got to say... I second the idea that BioWare should steal this. I love it. It's not perfect, rainbows and butterflies, there's still loss, which makes sense, considering the odds the galaxy was going up against... but Shepard and the Normandy have always been able to overcome the odds before, and you give us that chance, while providing some actual closure.

I would far prefer if BioWare were to do an extensive DLC with additional options to choose from... but if they must insist on keeping what they already have... I would love to see this made officially canon. Because, for many of us, I think it already is.

Thank you.

[Palidane]

Amazing. Fabulous. Now I know Control was the right option.

[Artking3]

Thanks for the epilogue

[Cousland001]

 

Well done OP, Well Done.

[lucidfox]

Not bad, but I prefer to simply ignore BioWare's endings instead of trying to explain them.

[CronoDragoon]

Test Subject 58 wrote...

Following her release from medical care, Tali'Zorah retired from the quarian admiralty and entered into civilian life on Rannoch.

She is also known to travel at least once a year to the memorial of the Last Defender in London, leaving behind a pebble each time. The small cairn of stones at the base of the memorial has been left untouched by other visitors, and is now considered an iconic element of the site.

I am a grown man, and I cried after reading this, well done.

Wow. I picked Destroy so Shepard got to put a ring on it, but that's the kind of bittersweet that WORKS. I thought that when Shepard gave Tali that stone on Rannoch it was one of the greatest ME moments ever, and this is just perfect. Well done.

Tali and Garrus surviving a year+ on emergency dextro rations seems a bit far-fetched, but screw it.

[Ketten]

I only just figured out about this, and by golly did it make me smile. Very satisfying, I suddenly feel uplifted.

BioWare please, learn from this.

[Volc19]

Really masterfully done, If I do say so myself (thank Atheismo I got it working eventually.) This is the best possible "clarification" that could be tacked on to already terrifyingly bad endings.

If we're voicing critiques, then I would propose a few more options involving Javik. I don't feel all too contented with him simply dying. Perhaps you could add something about "who exited the Normandy", and that could lead to Javik living. (Also, speaking of the Normandy, I encountered a little bug. On Garrus's slide, there was a mention about him sharing rations with Tali, though she didn't survive my playthrough. Not sure if it has already been discussed.) Honestly, I think that Javik's actions would be best driven by what ending was chosen. He would go into 'peace mode' and write a book with Liara in Destroy. He would train his skills with the Justicars or something to that effect due to paranoia about the Reapers in Control, and would likely outright kill himself in Synthesis due to his hatred of synthetics.

Also, slides addressing the Rachni, the Council, and the ME2 squadmates would be appriciated.

All the best to you, and thank you for this wonderful epilogue.

[justafan]

Bravo to the creator of this, and thank you.

[Emzamination]

Test Subject 58 wrote...

Following her release from medical care, Tali'Zorah retired from the quarian admiralty and entered into civilian life on Rannoch.

She is also known to travel at least once a year to the memorial of the Last Defender in London, leaving behind a pebble each time. The small cairn of stones at the base of the memorial has been left untouched by other visitors, and is now considered an iconic element of the site.

I am a grown man, and I cried after reading this, well done.

hee hee ha ha