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[incinerator950]

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

[FinalEndeavor]

Noooooooooooooo!!! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?????!!!!

[Muhkida]

incinerator950 wrote...

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

Seriously?  I never knew that, bought the ultimate editions of DA:O for both the 360/PC.  Did the Warden get set back to Redcliffe before the final battle in Denerim or...?

[OH-UP-THIS!]

DLC with this franchise the way it is now?

At least I got a giggle out of that.

[soulprovider]

 sigh another that has been roped into dying slowly inside....come here young one we have cookies and cake and hugs aplenty and will point you to the evil ones who did this........................
see my signature for further details on what they mean by dlc.
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[Aggie Punbot]

DangerousPuddy wrote...

Commander Shepard has become a legend by ending the reaper threat. Now you can continue to build that legend through further gameplay and downloadable content.


Now you can continue to build that legend through further gameplay and downloadable content


gameplay and downloadable content


downloadable content

I can't imagine many people would argue that Lair of the Shadow Broker was a terrible idea or badly implemented. DLC is not a bad thing on its own. In fact, there is a chance that DLC may actually address the issues most people have with the end of the Mass Effect series, so how about you put on your big boy pants and just wait to see what BioWare produces in the summer.

[Occulo]

TS2Aggie wrote...

I can't imagine many people would argue that Lair of the Shadow Broker was a terrible idea or badly implemented. DLC is not a bad thing on its own.

No one here is saying DLC is bad per se. What people are saying is, it's shameful to cry out "artistic integrity!" and "artistic vision!" if at the end of said artistic work, you slap in a blatant advertisement for extra merch'.

[staindgrey]

incinerator950 wrote...

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

They did it in DAII as well. Difference being that these two games weren't the finale of a trilogy.

[staindgrey]

TS2Aggie wrote...

DangerousPuddy wrote...

Commander Shepard has become a legend by ending the reaper threat. Now you can continue to build that legend through further gameplay and downloadable content.


Now you can continue to build that legend through further gameplay and downloadable content


gameplay and downloadable content


downloadable content

I can't imagine many people would argue that Lair of the Shadow Broker was a terrible idea or badly implemented. DLC is not a bad thing on its own. In fact, there is a chance that DLC may actually address the issues most people have with the end of the Mass Effect series, so how about you put on your big boy pants and just wait to see what BioWare produces in the summer.

The difference, though, is that at the end of ME2, we knew ME3 was coming. Things like Kasumi and Overlord were just harmless add-ons for people who loved the game, while LotSB and Arrival were created with the intention of bridging the gap between ME2 and ME3. In the case of ME3, we don't have a sequel to be bridged to, so seeing that message advertising already-planned DLC after a horribly dissatisfying ending is a real gut check.

Plus, if you're defending pre-planned DLC as a way to fix the original product... Well, that's a whole different conversation all together. 

[EG NeoMorph]

Here is the REAL ending screen...

Modifié par EG NeoMorph, 18 avril 2012 - 07:24 .

[StElmo]

Nuchy wrote...

The last words of the trilogy...Unacceptable, and they honestly thought this would end well for them?

I agree, completely unacceptable behaviour, given how the game ended.

The inference of those last two words being that DLC is more important to them then giving fans a proper ending they pretty much advertised during the marketing.

[scott1118]

"hey dad tell me another story about the shepard"

"well luckily for shepard, even though dying on the cidatel he was able to complete a series of missions afterwards through downloadable content"

[StElmo]

incinerator950 wrote...

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

Contextually very different, IMHO, dragon age delivered a satisfying ending with detailed descriptions of what your choices affected - it worked as advertised.

If your product works as advertised, then saying "I bet you can't wait for DLC" is contextually a positive thing.

Pulling a fast one on your fans and then saying "guess what we planned DLC!" - that's a kick in the privates.

[Silvren555]

Phydeaux314 wrote...

I think by the time that popped up I had already tabbed out and was checking if anyone else on the board here was as furious / boggled as I was.

I had done the exact same thing, tabbed back in to the DLC message, already peeved over the endings, that just made me turn off the pc in disgust and go to bed.

[DJBare]

Silvren555 wrote...

Phydeaux314 wrote...

I think by the time that popped up I had already tabbed out and was checking if anyone else on the board here was as furious / boggled as I was.

I had done the exact same thing, tabbed back in to the DLC message, already peeved over the endings, that just made me turn off the pc in disgust and go to bed.

I saw it through to the end and said, yeah like that's going to happen, what's the point when I don't even feel like replaying.

[ticklefist]

AtreiyaN7 wrote...

Get
a
life.

They're just on the internet. Saying what they think. You doing any different?

[ShepardTheHopeful]

 Granted it's horrible, absoultey horrid that message but it also leads to this. 

 

[ticklefist]

jreezy wrote...

DangerousPuddy wrote...

downloadable content

Could've sworn that was in Mass Effect 2. What's the problem?

Must have missed it. Can you show me?

[Reptilian Rob]

EG NeoMorph wrote...

Here is the REAL ending screen...

Legendary. 

[Lisylis]

CONSUME

CONSUME

CONSUME

[Menethra]

superduperkoala wrote...

 That really hurts me....

This hurts me indeed.

[Zaalbar]

Reptilian Rob wrote...

EG NeoMorph wrote...

Here is the REAL ending screen...

Legendary. 

Awesome! 

[Menethra]

incinerator950 wrote...

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

Yeah but DA:O had a vastly superior ending in which your choices shaped your final fate, ME3 did not.

[incinerator950]

StElmo wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

They did the exact same thing in DA:O.

Contextually very different, IMHO, dragon age delivered a satisfying ending with detailed descriptions of what your choices affected - it worked as advertised.

If your product works as advertised, then saying "I bet you can't wait for DLC" is contextually a positive thing.

Pulling a fast one on your fans and then saying "guess what we planned DLC!" - that's a kick in the privates.

Not really, they gave you a side script that recaps everything you did and adds things you won't see.  I play the game for an interactive story, not a novel.  Same reason why I think the ending in New Vegas is also garbage. 

When I said it was the same as DA:O, I meant it.  It gave you a congratulations, you win message.  Then puts you in a spot where you can play with DLC.  If you don't like what you got in ME 3, sorry tough luck.  However, the message you receive is nearly identical.