Now that we (nearly every single one of us) has come to a consensus about the kid.

#76
Cogneter

Posté 14 avril 2012 - 04:26

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I want BioWare to reply to this thread. I really do.

Too bad that won't happen.

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#77
Maimh

Posté 14 avril 2012 - 04:33

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It would actually be possible to keep the endings pretty much intact, yet still remove the Kid.
This is how I got it to work:
http://maimh.livejournal.com/4258.html - (You can pick the version that fits with your Shepard)

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#78
Mr.House

Posté 14 avril 2012 - 04:33

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I swear, I think Mac Walters forgot one of the biggest rules of writing, let alone a trilogy. Never ever introduce a major, big new character int he last ten minutes of a story. By doing that you cause alot of harm and that's what Starbrat does. An extended cut will not fix Starbrat, it needs to be ripped out of the game, and if they want to keep it let us argue with it and choose to reject it's options.

I think Bioware would admit they made a mistake and instead hiding behind the art argument or acting like the ending is to deep for us to understand,

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#79
Drenick18

Posté 14 avril 2012 - 04:39

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wiggums91 wrote...

Bioware: They were scared. There were some who thought that a sequel shouldn't be made. Terrified, of what we might mess up. But look, at what Bioware has achieved. Since that game, we have advanced more than the past 10 years combined! And the extended cut will advance those sales.

Gamers: Bull****! Destroy the kidalyst, or he destroys your sales.

Bioware: And waste this oppurtunity? Never.

Gamers: You're writing with concepts you don't understand. Plot twists you shouldn't be able to use.

Bioware: I... don't believe that. If we can sell it, why shouldn't we write it?

Gamers: Because... you're not ready...

Bioware: No...this is the way the gaming industry must evolve.

Gamers: Theres always another way

Bioware: We've dedicated our lives to understanding writing games, and I know with certainty: the kidalyst will allow us to sell games.

Gamers: And then what?

Bioware: Look at our writing powers! Look at what they can do!

Gamers: I see what they did to your forums..

Bioware: This is about things much bigger than the forums! Things much bigger than all of you!

Gamers: You're wrong. We won't buy from you.

Bioware: Then who will you buy from, gamers? Old activison, stuck in their ways, only able to make games that are the same? And what if they're wrong? What if the kidalyst is the way forward?

Gamers: Then do it. Ruin your sales.

Bioware: We.. we won't...

Gamers: If you mess up like this, you need to man up and change it. Go on. Do it. But you won't will you. They won't let you do it.

Bioware: No! We're in control! NOONE IS TELLING US WHAT TO DO!

Gamers: Listen to yourself...you're... under EA's control...

Bioware: No , no! All of you, acting so entitled! Do you think sales like this come easy!? There are sacrifices!

Gamers: You cut...too much..

Bioware: Gamers! W...we only wanted to make good games... the kidalyst can do that.. we know it can, I just..

Gamers: It's not too late...change the ending..

Bioware: I...I can't do that..gamers..

Gamers: Ofcourse you can't...you're under EA's control...

Bioware: You...you'd undo all our sales... We won't let that happen.

Gamers: Because of you, mass effect is already ruined. EA has your writers. They have us fighting each other, instead of them.

Bioware: I just need to..

Gamers: You've done exactly what EA wanted, and you're still doing it because they control you.

Bioware: I...they're too strong..

Gamers: You're stronger. Don't let them win. Break their hold. Don't let them own you.

Bioware: I tried...gamers....

*suicides*