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[pixelface]

Let me start by saying that I did not like the ending myself, but I however am trying to understand other point of view,
and the only explanations that i see possible are that 
1. you only bought mass effect 3, and did not import your choices from the previous games.
2. you are angry at the fans for hating bioware so you sided with them.
3. you are easily satisfied with anything presented to you.
so, which one is it? or do you have a different reason?

[arial]

I enjoyed the ending because it was dark and depressing. In real life, wars never end happily, they end with death and sacrifice. and Shep shows us this in the ending.

to many games out there have happy colorful endings, and ME3 didn't, and for that, i give Bioware a pat on the back. War rarely ends in happy colorful scenarios, and the gaming industry needs to reflect this.

[The Razman]

Because it was beautifully emotional and contained a wonderful irony regarding the nature of the Reapers, maybe?

It would be easier to get involved in the thread if you didn't pose your question in a "the only reason I can think of for you liking the ending is if you're stupid" way.

[kbct]

So, we have dark, depressing, emotional, and ironic so far.

[Calbeb]

*cough* troll

[Mr. C]

I disliked the ending, but I dislike the overreaction to it more.

[ChaosAgentLoki]

I'm one of those who has not felt the need to support these retake movements and other aspects of determination to change the endings. I have played through all of 2 (originally got it on the PS3 so I don't yet have 1, had to shift to 360 when PS3 copy erased all save data a week and a half before 3's launch) and have been following the series since its announcement in 2006. The endings did not bother me as I have suffered through games with far worse endings before and ME3's to my mind paled in comparison to games like RE5, Lunar Dragon Song, and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2's (among others). Was I let down by the ending? Yes, but I did not let it ruin my enjoyment for the rest of the game. The only reason they let me down was the lack of explanation. I'm fine with Deus Ex Machina endings and actually found the desperation of Shepard's last choice to be intriguing. I'm even replaying the game (when I can break free from DA:O), so it does come across that I enjoy the endings. I just love the game overall, so I really don't feel like complaining. And that is my reasoning.

Modifié par ChaosAgentLoki, 06 avril 2012 - 07:47 .

[pixelface]

The Razman wrote...

Because it was beautifully emotional and contained a wonderful irony regarding the nature of the Reapers, maybe?

It would be easier to get involved in the thread if you didn't pose your question in a "the only reason I can think of for you liking the ending is if you're stupid" way.

so you choose number 3. because truthfully we all saw what bioware tried to do, but the execution was just not very good. 

[RebelTitan428]

i liked the ending because it showed it proved no matter how great something is, it doesnt take much to ruin it


"I AM HANAR!"

[fle6isnow]

pixelface wrote...

Let me start by saying that I did not like the ending myself, but I however am trying to understand other point of view,
and the only explanations that i see possible are that 
1. you only bought mass effect 3, and did not import your choices from the previous games.
2. you are angry at the fans for hating bioware so you sided with them.
3. you are easily satisfied with anything presented to you.
so, which one is it? or do you have a different reason?

1) Nope, played all three games. ME1 four times, ME2 five or six times, ME3 three times.
2) Nope, I'm actually pretty pissed at Bioware for the first day DLC debacle. Javik SHOULD have been in the game. I'm also minorly pissed about MP affecting SP, but I can overlook that. However, I still like the endings.
3) Not really. I think the ending wasn't as good as it could have been, but it wasn't as bad as people are making it out to be. It wasn't as out-of-nowhere as people think, either. I can definitely see how it ties in to the themes that were put forth from the very first game.

See my sig for the threads detailing some of the reasons I like the ending.

Modifié par fle6isnow, 06 avril 2012 - 07:47 .

[thedosbox]

Mr. C wrote...

I disliked the ending, but I dislike the overreaction to it more.

This++

[abaris]

arial wrote...

I enjoyed the ending because it was dark and depressing. In real life, wars never end happily, they end with death and sacrifice. and Shep shows us this in the ending.

Your opinion obviously.

Mine, well, I would have had no problem with the war raging on for centuries. With a stalemate, with Shepard sacrificing him or herself or finding a different solution.

Problem is, it's out of character for once. Shepard just swallows the threeway solution. And nevermind the plot holes and obvious genocide which Shepard by all indications, most obvious in this very game, has no part in.

[kbct]

thedosbox wrote...

Mr. C wrote...

I disliked the ending, but I dislike the overreaction to it more.

This++

We did the heavy lifting for you then. You're welcome.

[Il Divo]

This can only end badly. A for effort, OP.

[thedosbox]

kbct wrote...

thedosbox wrote...

Mr. C wrote...

I disliked the ending, but I dislike the overreaction to it more.

This++

We did the heavy lifting for you then. You're welcome.

You're assuming I want Bioware to change the endings instead of working bug fixes.

[kbct]

thedosbox wrote...

kbct wrote...

We did the heavy lifting for you then. You're welcome.

You're assuming I want Bioware to change the endings instead of working bug fixes.

I'm sure you'll download the DLC.

[Harshfact]

pixelface wrote...

The Razman wrote...

Because it was beautifully emotional and contained a wonderful irony regarding the nature of the Reapers, maybe?

It would be easier to get involved in the thread if you didn't pose your question in a "the only reason I can think of for you liking the ending is if you're stupid" way.

so you choose number 3. because truthfully we all saw what bioware tried to do, but the execution was just not very good. 

I love how you're labelling his response and putting him into your own conclusions in the first post

[pixelface]

arial wrote...

I enjoyed the ending because it was dark and depressing. In real life, wars never end happily, they end with death and sacrifice. and Shep shows us this in the ending.

to many games out there have happy colorful endings, and ME3 didn't, and for that, i give Bioware a pat on the back. War rarely ends in happy colorful scenarios, and the gaming industry needs to reflect this.

like i said before, it wasn't about thier intentions, but the execution that mattered to me, i like dark and depressing as well, but it has to be really well done. 

[Justin2k]

I didn't like the ending, but I don't see why people are being so nasty about it.

FFXIII : 60 hours of bad game with a fanastic 5 minute ending
ME3 : 40 hours of really really great game with a bad 10 minute ending.

Whats the worse of the two? I prefer ME3 tbh.

[pmac_tk421]

1. Nope. I played all three games.
2. While I am disgusted with reaction, nope.
3. Nope.

[thedosbox]

kbct wrote...

thedosbox wrote...

kbct wrote...

We did the heavy lifting for you then. You're welcome.

You're assuming I want Bioware to change the endings instead of working bug fixes.

I'm sure you'll download the DLC.

Absolutely.  Just as I can enjoy a glass of beer despite the bitterness at the very end, I recognize that the remaining 99% of the game was great fun, and am happy to extend that experience.  If you're not, I'm sure you'll find another game to go complain about.

Modifié par thedosbox, 06 avril 2012 - 08:05 .

[Rath111]

To people who like this depressing ending...

But this ending was horribly executed, depressing or not. So many plot holes and just no clarity. And seriously, the star child? Just...

Never-mind. If you like the ending it is your ordeal. Don't want to be a douche-bag I guess.

Modifié par Rath111, 06 avril 2012 - 08:05 .

[kbct]

thedosbox wrote...

kbct wrote...

thedosbox wrote...

kbct wrote...

We did the heavy lifting for you then. You're welcome.

You're assuming I want Bioware to change the endings instead of working bug fixes.

I'm sure you'll download the DLC.

Absolutely.  Just as I can enjoy a glass of beer despite the bitterness at the very end, I recognize that the remaining 99% of the game was great fun, and am happy to extend that experience.  If you're not, I'm sure you'll find another game to go complain about.

So, you're welcome and enjoy your beer. While you were complaining about us, we were getting your DLC for you.

[pixelface]

Justin2k wrote...

I didn't like the ending, but I don't see why people are being so nasty about it.

FFXIII : 60 hours of bad game with a fanastic 5 minute ending
ME3 : 40 hours of really really great game with a bad 10 minute ending.

Whats the worse of the two? I prefer ME3 tbh.

i agree with you that it really went over the top, kind of like an atom bomb, it just exploded.