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[UltmtBiz]

I'm hopeful, but not getting my hopes too high if that makes sense. I'm not getting my expectations too high. I don't feel as bad as I did 2 days ago. I really, really want the EC to work because if it doesn't, I have to go.

[tobiasks]

Quite disappointed to be honest.

[Johanna]

surleygentelman wrote...

the very notion that anyone of us regardless of what you feel should happen to the ending should feel anything should show to everyone that the gaming community still has light years of maturity to achieve before our pastime is even taken seriously by non-gamers

What does this even mean.

[lyravega]

I wrote how I feel yesterday, and topic vanished. I kept it clean, civilized, and it is gone. There it goes people. That's the new Bioware for you.

[InsaneAzrael]

Jaded.

[Acturas]

Sad - from monolithic game to just plain monoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[BloodySunset__]

Numb, hard to believe that i couldn't care less about a company i once really liked. I'm pretty sure i won't be buying anything from them again.

[doodiebody]

I'm curious, but that's about as far as my optimism stems. If synthesis is still allowed as a real option, I give up. There's no amount of "clarification" that will explain to me how that option ever makes sense.

[GeoFukari]

lyravega wrote...

I wrote how I feel yesterday, and topic vanished. I kept it clean, civilized, and it is gone. There it goes people. That's the new Bioware for you.

Thanks for your imput, what was your favorite part about ME3?

[The man of myth]

ChopyChopZ wrote...

 I just wanted to know what the overall feeling towads The Director's cut DLC is.I feel some anger mix in with disappointment and a touch hope.I think they took the whole "its our art" reasoning a little to far (Mainly because its unfair defense). The good thing though is they announced something in regards to the ending...

I think many  on the board took the whole "it's our art" reasoning too far. It is their game. Too many have watched that Neck Beard's ending breakdown video on Youtube and are just railing off on his talking points. I think many of you whipped yourselves into a frenzy over, in the grand scheme of things, not much.  So, how am I feeling, good. LIfe is beautiful, no?

[miczall]

Mostly tired of lies and ignoring us fans, disappointed of lack of dialogue with us, only a little bit hope remains, but if EC is only some prerendered cutscenes without any interactive content - this DLC could actually make matters worse.

PS I really can't imagine how they will explain leaving shepard behind by his squadmates, miracleous teleportation to normandy, Earth with every species in the galaxy and destroing mass relays not destroying systems. Too much plot holes for extended cut and clarification.

[Aslanasadi]

I really have no expectation and just wait, what the devs will deliver with the extended ending. But I think we should give them a chance and don't judge the DLC before it's released. Anyway my feelings are rather neutral I went through all stages from being sad to being angry and being disappointed the past weeks. For me it's time to let go and move on

[AmstradHero]

surleygentelman wrote...
Why does the concept of artistic integrity cause such anger in people? that is beyond illogical


the very notion that anyone of us regardless of what you feel should happen to the ending should feel anything should show to everyone that the gaming community still has light years of maturity to achieve before our pastime is even taken seriously by non-gamers

I have no problem with artistic integrity. It's just that the ending does not retain the integrity of the remainder of the art provided to their audience.

Imagine going to a romantic comedy movie.  In the final 3 minutes, it turns into a slasher flick and everyone gets killed in gruesome and gory fashion.  That's pretty much the equivalent of what happened in ME3. I've been a staunch supporter of Mass Effect and have argued tooth and nail with people who have called "plot hole!" countless times throughout the series... but the ending is just filled with so many inconsistencies that it's just ridiculous.

The artistic integrity of Mass Effect was already destroyed by the ill-conceived ending. All gamers are asking is that it be restored. Epilogue ending cutscenes filled with handwaving magic won't do that. They won't even come close.

[HiddenKING]

Hungry.

[Wrathra]

Don't care, especially since you can't get all the content without multiplayer anyway. I'll be taking my money elsewhere in the future.

[ll-Nomad-ll]

Me too, I've got no problem with Autistic Integrity.

(Autism: a failure to develop social abilities, language and other communication skills to the usual level)

[LadyAly]

Curious what the DLC brings up - Its good to see they do something for free, too.

[OrumLeader]

 my back really hurts.

...wait...its moist and wet..

...holy cow !!  I"m bleeding...


Dang it !!!  Someone stabbed me in the back.

Wish i could get the 60 bucks back on my game so i could go to the doctor.

[surleygentelman]

Why would I is any compare ME to a romantic comedy. This a video game nothing more. At this point we as fans have officially jumped off the deep end. We have acted as if this game actually affects our real lives.

[surleygentelman]

@ pants witch basically own saying that as fans we have done ourselves a disservice. We have complained bitterly. Been given what we want and still are continuing to complain. People are also acting as if this has impacted their real life. We have done ourselves and the gaming community a disservice with our illogical ranting.

[Erixxxx]

More than I had hoped for. I didn't need it, but I'm not complaining about more Mass Effect. Especially when it's free.

[Esoretal]

Feeling apprehensive about EC, but also looking forward to it. Meanwhile I'll just enjoy myself in MP and move on with other things.

[SMichelle]

I can't even get through a second play through. I mean really, why bother?

[AmstradHero]

surleygentelman wrote...

Why would I is any compare ME to a romantic comedy. This a video game nothing more. At this point we as fans have officially jumped off the deep end. We have acted as if this game actually affects our real lives.

If you can't understand the concept of an analogy, then I fail to see what intelligent points you can bring to this discussion.

If you could refute even a few key shortcomings of the ending, then you might have a leg to stand on. As it is, you're just blindly saying "people who don't like the ending are whingers" without actually even giving any consideration as to the validity of the complaints. There is nothing illogical in complaining about the utter lack of logic and consistency in the ending of ME3.

Try to answer these questions:
1) Why does the explosion of the Mass Relays not kill everyone - just as it was established in Arrival?
2) Why is everyone declared to be dead after Harbinger's laser hits, even though Shepard (and Anderson) are still staggering towards the tractor beam in a completely open space?
3) Why does Admiral Hackett attempt to contact Shepard when the Citadel arms open and the Crucible docks, even though it was declared that everyone is dead?
4) How did squadmates who were with Shepard on Earth (and even got hit by the laser that "killed everyone") end up on the Normandy only a few minutes later?
5) Why did whomever built the citadel construct three tubes to destroy/control/synthesize when the child declares that these endings were not foreseen and that Shepard has now proven the previous perfect solution to be fallible? If the creators of the citadel (which we assume are the Reapers based on previous information) believed the Reaper solution to be correct, why would they build in options for three other solutions that they would have previously calculated to be sub-optimal?

Those are just some of the issues with the ending. It's quite easy to come up with more, but the new ending DLC won't really do anything to solve many of the problems with the delivery and details of the current ending.

Modifié par AmstradHero, 07 avril 2012 - 03:04 .

[surleygentelman]

Actually if you read my comments I said that both the pro enders and th anti enders have embarrassed themselves. I have placed no fault on one group over the other. My point is the bioware community has devolved into baseless name calling backed up with.scant real data. The very fact that you would think to even argue what is an obvious point is beyond me. If you can't see that this passed the point of fans expressing themselves then you cant see that the entire ME fanbase has ceased making a point and is now just a bunch or ranting internet people