Cyne wrote...
No, no, no. The mass effect series deserves a better conclusion, sure the extended cut won't offer us different endings, nor will it get rid of that stupid star kid, but it'll certainly improve on the ending we have now. They can't make it any worse. It's not even about bioware at this point, not really. It's about what has been created here, this fantastic story that still has so much potential, that has brought us together and given us something of real cultural value. To cut their losses and give up on it entirely would be an incredible loss.
Exactly! This is a great franchise. It just needs a satisfying ending to make us love it again.
If you have lingering doubts that the DLC will satisfy you, but you desperately hope it will, please join us for Turn it On/Turn it Off for Bioware. We're pro-Bioware, hopeful and positive. We just want the DLC to be good so we can play this great series again. Maybe we'll fail, but at least we will have tried. Five minutes of singleplayer on Saturday can make your voice heard.
From the FAQs:
- Who are you and what is your motivation?
Weare fans of the Mass Effect franchise who were disappointed by the way
the ending of Shepard's story was handled. We want to maximize the chances that fans will be satisfied by the Ending DLC. While many of us are Retake/HTL members, we do not claim to speak for the majority of either group.
- Retake has already won. What is the point of this?
Whilethe production of a free Ending DLC is a step in the right direction, the announcement Bioware made was vague and could apply equally well to either a multi-hour playable extravaganza or a handful of epilogue slides stating things like: "ReaperGarrus lived for many happy days on Gilligan's planet before he finished consuming Tali's dead body and diedof starvation." Our goal is to help Bioware get the funding it needs toproduce the former.
- Why didn't you specify what a "satisfactory ending" is?
The fanbase is diverse and not everyone wants the same thing. (However, we suspect very few people will be moved to boycott Bioware if MORE CHOICESare provided.) Also, we trust that the company which made the Tuchankamissions is more than capable of pleasing the majority of fans if they internally peer-review their work. It is not our intent to demand specific plot points or outcomes. Bioware has over 600 pages of fan feedback and multiple polls to point them in the right direction.
- Why should I take part in Turn it On/Turn it Off?
If EA is presented with clear evidence that the quality of the Ending DLC will mean the difference between regaining supportive fans and driving away their customers, we believe they will finance a better product. It
is imperative for people who can't currently bring themselves to replay the SP campaign to stand up and be counted instead of being written off as a "lost cause." Also, it's important that the "wait and see" crowd make their voices heard now while we still have time to effect positive change. Finally, it's free and easy to do.
- Why are you trying to destroy Bioware?
We're not. We want them to make an Ending DLC that is worthy of the rest of the game and then reap the rewards of their success. To that end, many of us will encourage our friends who haven't played Mass Effect 3 to download the demo (http://masseffect.com/about/demo/) during Phase 1. We are more than willing to bring new customers to the franchise if the ending is fixed properly.
Modifié par Shinobu, 27 avril 2012 - 04:32 .
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