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Modifié par STEEEEVE, 05 avril 2012 - 03:36 .
Modifié par Animositisomina, 05 avril 2012 - 03:58 .
Modifié par YonatanJ, 05 avril 2012 - 03:38 .
YonatanJ wrote...
Yep, Bioware just tore up the protest group into two halves, and now the press will also side with them against the left of the retakers. The Extended Cut is merely an incredibely smart PR move.
YonatanJ wrote...
Yep, Bioware just tore up the protest group into two halves, and now the press will also side with them against the left of the retakers. The Extended Cut is merely an incredibely smart PR move.
GrimIntent89 wrote...
oh yeah, the incoming free DLC is just sadistic!
/sarcasm
YonatanJ wrote...
Yep, Bioware just tore up the protest group into two halves, and now the press will also side with them against the left of the retakers. The Extended Cut is merely an incredibely smart PR move.
Modifié par Geneaux486, 05 avril 2012 - 03:43 .
STEEEEVE wrote...
I have never, EVER seen a company so actively antagonistic towards their core supporters. From the day 1 DLC, to the lack of conversation choices throughout the game, to the lazy quest pickup, banning players for modding Single player, and of course- the terrible endings, because they knew we'd buy it anyway. Through all this, through all the protests, the pleading, and the cries to Bioware for a fix, they have, at every turn, done the bare minimum to keep themselves looking ok in the public eye, while doing their best to keep those demanding a better ending unhappy by leaving the garbage heap that is the ME3 ending in tact.
There is literally NO reason to keep the ending the way it is other than because of the ego of Walters and Hudson, both of whom are probably very unsatisfied with the ending deep down, but are either too proud or too afriad to admit it. Thanks Bioware, at least you're making it easy to walk away.
The man of myth wrote...
They don't hate everyone STEEEEVE. Just you.
STEEEEVE wrote...
banning players for modding Single player
Geneaux486 wrote...
Bioware worked really hard on the Mass Effect series, including ME3, which most people who hate the ending even agree is a good game besides. And after all that work, the majority of feedback is hatred for the ending and in most cases hatred for them by extension. *Then* they respond with *free* DLC that alters the ending, probably as much as they can, as a compromise. No, Bioware does not hate their fans. It's quite the opposite.
Gigamantis wrote...
Bioware seems to love their fans, and after spending a month on these forums I have no idea why. If these were my fans I'd start over, maybe start making fighting games.
STEEEEVE wrote...
Geneaux486 wrote...
Bioware worked really hard on the Mass Effect series, including ME3, which most people who hate the ending even agree is a good game besides. And after all that work, the majority of feedback is hatred for the ending and in most cases hatred for them by extension. *Then* they respond with *free* DLC that alters the ending, probably as much as they can, as a compromise. No, Bioware does not hate their fans. It's quite the opposite.
The DLC won't alter the ending at all. "As much as they can" is that a joke? They are the developers of the franchise, and can change it as much as they want.
Hell, there are fan made youtube videos that completely remove that starchild (which Bioware could do with literally one line of code) and just skip from Shepard and Anderson talking, straight to the destroy ending. It's abrupt, but it's also exponentially better than the ending we got, and will likely be better than the 'explanation' we're going to get. They could do that with one line of code, but they'd rather keep him, for absolutely no reason except that they can't admit when they screwed up.
Gigamantis wrote...
Bioware seems to love their fans, and after spending a month on these forums I have no idea why. If these were my fans I'd start over, maybe start making fighting games.
The DLC won't alter the ending at all. "As much as they can" is that a joke? They are the developers of the franchise, and can change it as much as they want.
Hell, there are fan made youtube videos that completely remove that starchild (which Bioware could do with literally one line of code) and just skip from Shepard and Anderson talking, straight to the destroy ending. It's abrupt, but it's also exponentially better than the ending we got, and will likely be better than the 'explanation' we're going to get. They could do that with one line of code, but they'd rather keep him, for absolutely no reason except that they can't admit when they screwed up.
Modifié par Geneaux486, 05 avril 2012 - 03:53 .
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