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Why Bioware *cannot* change the ending.


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Thank you for proving my point.


Your point? Of what the hell are you talking about?

I didn't either consider your ramble because it was pure idiocy and now you either say to me I "proved" your point that, apart it doesn't either exist to begin with (because you would neither be capable to understand if the ending is a mistake or not neither if your life depended on it, I can bet how much you want on this), was completely different than what I wrote.

Sometimes I am astounded on the ability of comprehension of people in this forum.

You were talking about the ending being a mistake and Bioware shows weakness and blah blah blah, I wrote above that this is completely irrelevant given how what you call "mistake" is still a matter of opinion, and you now say that I "proved your point" in saying this (also if it had nothing to do with what you said and on the contrary proving exactly the opposite).

Oh well...

Person A: Today is a good day.
Person B: No, today it is a very bad day for me.
Person A: You cannot say it is a bad day in general, then, but only that it's you that are in a bad mood.
Person B: Thank you for proving my point.

It's so stimulating debating with people of your intelligence, really.

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Amioran wrote...

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A DLC is a different product from the main game too, so what 's the difference?


We weren't talking about DLC but sequels IIRC.


Then we misunderstood each other, my apologies, I was speaking about adding new possible endings/ clarifying problematic points in EC, which is a DLC.
Talking about possible sequel isn't even feasible now IMHO, ME3 just shipped.
And if a sequel is made, it most likely won't be about Shep and BioWare will likely have to pick a specific ending as semi-canon. That's by necessity, if you pick S for instance, having everyone not be [redacted] won't make sense, etc...
So regardless of the new endings they might have introduced all but one/two will probably end up being mutually exclusive and thus ignored...

So really, it was my opinion that given what your OP is about we were speking of the endings and how further DLC may change it/ add to it, clearly I was mistaken...

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No, it doesn't support "changing as little as possible". I am not
against change. The problem here is that the change proposed is based
entirely on arbitrary parameters, as are opinions.

Fair enough, but I'd like to make a precisation...
An opinion is arbitrary only up until it becomes accepted by the majority: to "quote" Legion "Democracies impose consensus by codifying the most broadly acceptable average of views"...
Only BioWare/EA have all the numbers, but clearly if the dislikers were to be the majority, then something would be very wrong...

Assuming the situation were this (an entirely hypothetical situation), would keeping the game as is really be good? It would mean developers develop games for themselves, rather than for their audience...

EDIT: NO spoiler section, removed spoilerish parts... :P

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Pride Demon wrote...
Fair enough, but I'd like to make a precisation...
An opinion is arbitrary only up until it becomes accepted by the majority: to "quote" Legion "Democracies impose consensus by codifying the most broadly acceptable average of views"...
Only BioWare/EA have all the numbers, but clearly if the dislikers were to be the majority, then something would be very wrong...


1. Nobody can have real numbers on this, it's impossible.

2. The way democracies behave it is a little more complex. Also if in theory the "majority" should decide in reality many of the choices are made on parameters that have nothing to do really with majority, just because it is anyway an arbitrary decision if there's nothing more behind the same. It really all depends on how much important is the choice you have to make; the more is important the more "majority" becomes (if not aided by something more concrete) an arbitrary parameter.

3. I understand what you say, and it can either be right from a pure productive sense, however it will still be an hard pill to swallow to those that think otherwise (i.e. that the ending is good) just because it is not said that "popular" it means "better". And since your opinion is not demonstrated to be better than mine then they have the same importance.

4. You have also to add the opinion of Bioware on this matter. They made the product in a certain way so this count for a large part in the equation.

Pride Demon wrote...
Assuming the situation were this (an entirely hypothetical situation), would keeping the game as is really be good? It would mean developers develop games for themselves, rather than for their audience...


Also if many people say that some companies do this (as CDPR) it is obvious that developers do games primarily to have an income from them. So it is obvious that they have to listen to fans. However if the request is arbitrary everything becomes much more difficult.

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Amioran wrote...

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If you make a mistake, you fix it.

Even if some people say "why, I liked it".


Again, mistake of what? Who say it is a mistake? You? On what basis, your opinion? And thos who have a different opinon? They matter less?

When you talk about opinions objectivity it doesn't exist.

You just want to see the ending as a mistake, people who like it doesn't see the ending as a mistake, so we return again to a matter of opinion. Why should be yours more important than that the others?

I could post threads upon threads on why the ending is not objectively "badly written", but if Bioware would change it based on some non-arbitrary parameters I would not start pretending to restore it as it was before just because they did the wrong thing on those objective parameters.

Do you know why? Because either if I could objectively demonstrate this (a thing you cannot either do in this case) I know perfectly that some people could like the ending more that way and that their opinion in this would be different than mine and this doesn't make that opinon "worser" than the one I have.
 
And since I respect others' opinions and I will always do all I can to give those people the liberty to enjoy the fruits of the same, I would never ask something as that, just because I would never pretend my opinion on this thing to have more value than another, no matter if my judgment (that's another thing) can have more value than theirs in objective parameters based on my knowledge.


For the last month, 80% of the entire forum consisted of explanations why the ending was a mistake (the other 20% being blind people like you who try to rationalize it away and ignore all arguments).

If you didnt get it then, I wont bother to explain it again.

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I don't agree with OP, changes can be made optional, which leave the choice to the player: no harm for those who liked the ending, better solution for those who don't liked the ending.

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Amioran wrote...

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before, after, they still did it and its just as bad either side of production. I dont think it would factor into why they're not chaning the ending. The reasons are probably more pragmatic than that. Maybe the cost isn't worth the risk etc.


You do purposefully completely ignore what I write?

Before and after make a lot of difference. Think about it, I cannot lose time explaining to you very simple concepts.

deatharmonic wrote...

Amioran wrote... 
And anyway, apart this, it didn't seem to me that it did good to them doing so, isn't it? So you are actually proving my point.


seriously re-read this, it doesn't make sense. No idea what you're getting at there.



It means that with your example you did prove the points on my post.


1. I saw what you wrote and i disagree with it:

- You state: changing the product after production = wrong because there are people
who like it and it alienates them

-I state: I disagree, big companies first and foremost will think about profits
and costs and make decisions based on that

2.  What makes you think your 'alienation theory' holds any merit? i'll say to you what you've
said to others, your opinion is no better than anyone elses, same as mine.

*sidenote: Any snide or offensive remarks and i won't be as civil as i have been in this post - yeah, i
saw your comment to slyguy:

Amioran wrote...
I'm sure that if you think a little (I know you are usually not accustomed to this, but I'm positive that you can do it

 
absolutely ridiculous - if you want a constructive discussion you don't talk to people like that

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Tirigon wrote...
For the last month, 80% of the entire forum consisted of explanations why the ending was a mistake (the other 20% being blind people like you who try to rationalize it away and ignore all arguments).

If you didnt get it then, I wont bother to explain it again.


It's pretty clear that the vast majority of the core fan base loathes the endings. Personally I don't see the reason why some people need to fall on their sword for an ending that is a rip off of Deus Ex anyway.
It's not like Bioware has come up with a revolutionary ending that people just happen to dislike, it's something thats been done before and better.

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Amioran is using the typical first year philosophy student argument of utilising subjectivism in defense of a proposition.

It can actually be used reductio ad absurdum to argue that reality doesn't exist - Cartesian scepticism uses it to basically say that the only thing I can truly be certain about is that i exist (I think therefore I am)
In this case however, s/he has decided that subjective viewpoint is not a good enough viewpoint is never going to be a satisfactory reason for arguing your point. S/he is demanding objective facts, then setting the bar for actual objective claims so high that they are indefinable, thus "winning" his/her argument.
It is a really basic semantic tactic.
It would be like me requiring you to define redness in order to satisfy me, but telling me you are only presenting me with points in terms of blue and green (see what i did there? ;D )

His/Her "objective" fact that justifies an ending retconn or additional endings are never going to exist because anything to do with anyone's opinion or statistical analyses are going to be labelled "subjective."

What He/She fails to realise is that using subjective logic and actually arguing it reductio ad absurdum means that EVERYTHING is a subjective opinion on the truth value of any proposition ever, and that in that case the only thing we can get close to as objective fact is repeatable, empirical data - or in other words, repeatable trends in subjectivity.

In the case of ME3's endings there are actual statistically measured trends visibly showing that the subjective opinions of a visible majority want more than just "clarification."

Unfortunately, regardless of the avenues pursued by anyone in this thread, the OP has decided that they are much much more intelligent and reasonable than anyone else (self proclaimed humble pie even) and as such we could never hope to compete with their intellect, or truly comprehend their perspecti... oh crap... I've figured it out.

OP IS A REAPER!!!!!

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Tirigon wrote...
For the last month, 80% of the entire forum consisted of explanations why the ending was a mistake (the other 20% being blind people like you who try to rationalize it away and ignore all arguments).

If you didnt get it then, I wont bother to explain it again.


Those explanations were made all by people that know nothing at all (or only in a very superficial way, i.e. as knowing the name only) about the theme behind the narrative, that's the context of the same.

Given this, their judgment is obviously faulted from beginning. Not knowing the context and judging the narrative the same it is like trying to judge a book from the first 5 pages of it. You can try, but you will very likely say things that are completely out of place given the fact that you cannot make the proper connections since you lack 99% of the book.

Apart this, then, thank you for focusing totally on the most unimportant part of all my reply and disregarding completely the only important part of the same, i.e. that concerning different opinions and tolerance about them.

There must be a motive why many of you try all the time to not talk about these things and instead you try all the time to bring the debate on other things (probably that you think more useful for your point) that many times have nothing to do at all with my original post to begin with.

If the ending is badly written or not matters very very little in comparision to the most important things introduced in my original post, i.e. different opinions, tolerance about them and the difference between individuals (that can care only about themselves) and a company (that has to take care of different point of views).

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PS. Also, I notice that a large part of your argument rests on the fact that the product is released, the action that Bioware took that has upset so many fans has been done, and so you said that if they changed the end it would be an active action.

First, wasn't the original release with the cruddy ending an active action to begin with?
Second, would it be a viable solution in your books then for them to just re-release mass effect 3 with better endings as "mass effect 3 with better endings - don't buy this if you like the original ending" and then that would be a whole different product, therefore exempt from being considered as tampering with the original?
That way there would be two games, each with a different set of fans, one game with awesome endings, and fans that love them. The other with the original endings and fans that are wrong?

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Also comparing video-games with books is invalid, due to the fact that video-games are very different from books.
Put simply anyway.

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Amioran wrote...

Those explanations were made all by people that know nothing at all (or only in a very superficial way, i.e. as knowing the name only) about the theme behind the narrative, that's the context of the same.

Given this, their judgment is obviously faulted from beginning. Not knowing the context and judging the narrative the same it is like trying to judge a book from the first 5 pages of it. You can try, but you will very likely say things that are completely out of place given the fact that you cannot make the proper connections since you lack 99% of the book.


So we are down to "if you dont like it, you are stupid and didnt understand?"

OK.

But yea, most people know quite well what they talk about.

Apart this, then, thank you for focusing totally on the most unimportant part of all my reply and disregarding completely the only important part of the same, i.e. that concerning different opinions and tolerance about them.

I ignored it to avoid insults, because it is stupid. Simple as that.

Giving an OPTIONAL DLC to change the ending to something less r*tarded does not infringe on the opinion of those few who liked it.

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MrMcDoll wrote...

Amioran is using the typical first year philosophy student argument of utilising subjectivism in defense of a proposition.


Thank you for not understanding anything at all of what my original post mean and what it tries to do. If you are curious just skip to the end, I will say that to you in clear words, so you can understand (I wanted to use philosophical terms and with your knowledge because you would *surely* comprehend it, but then I finished the patience for sarcasm).

You are really an expert, I see, of the things you talk about.

Sadly this is not the place or I would be more than happy to make you see that what you talk about has NOTHING to do with what I wrote. But I suspect that you just like to bring imponents subjects that have nothing to do with the context of the argument just so you can look as having a knowledge about these things in the eyes of others.

Well, with me it doesn't work. I don't mind at all if you quote Cartesio if then you don't either understand what Cartesio was writing about and correlating things that have nothing in common just to look knowledgeable, because the result is actually the opposite. While being ignorant on some things can be more than acceptable, trying to look as an erudite misplacing completely concepts it is not.

MrMcDoll wrote...
In this case however, s/he has decided that subjective viewpoint is not a good enough viewpoint is never going to be a satisfactory reason for arguing your point. S/he is demanding objective facts, then setting the bar for actual objective claims so high that they are indefinable, thus "winning" his/her argument.


Return to the kindergarten, child, you belong there it seems. I don't care at all about "winning" an argument, especially here. I only care to try to let see the thing from another point of view to people here that care only about their opinion without considering minimally the one of others.

Evidently the fact that I proved you wrong did hit your ego hard and you try (yourself, not me) to put the things on a place where you can control them better.

If you really had something to prove me wrong you would have done so in the arguments I proposed (either to you personally) instead of starting this diatribe on "what I meant to do", diverting all the debate on philosophical grounds that have all another scope.

You seem to me like one of these "conspiracy guys", always prone to find hidden motivations behind the modus operandi of others, and that in the end find followers only on those that are either more paranoid than themselves are, while people with a little of brain can understand immediately that the only thing of concrete in their arguments is just the use of words they don't either understand the meaning in full used in a completely foreign context.

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His/Her "objective" fact that justifies an ending retconn or additional endings are never going to exist because anything to do with anyone's opinion or statistical analyses are going to be labelled "subjective."


If they are, certainly, or do you pretend that I have to tell you that they are not just to make you happy?

For now all you, and others, proposed, are clearly subjective parameters, as opinion (or do you want to tell me that opinion is objective now?). There's not a single thing you have said that proved objective.

Morover a change as that of the ending is necessarily based on subjective parameters, because it is based on pure opinion.

It is not me that pretend a change based on pure subjective parameters, but you. Now instead you want to let me pass me as the one doing a thing as that.

MrMcDoll wrote...
What He/She fails to realise is that using subjective logic and actually arguing it reductio ad absurdum means that EVERYTHING is a subjective opinion on the truth value of any proposition ever, and that in that case the only thing we can get close to as objective fact is repeatable, empirical data - or in other words, repeatable trends in subjectivity.


First of all, stop talking to the audience, you are not in some kind of pedestal making a lecture. Address the thing to me.

Secondly stop using that "reductio ad absurdum" that you just learned an hour ago from wikipedia because you could say the same thing with less words in your language. You don't need to use latin to say a thing that you can say with less words with your mother language if not to try to look literate in front of others. You just look as a pompous idiot to those that know otherwise.

Thirdly all you talk about makes no sense at all. You are doing a rant based on your pure "conspiracy theory" and nothing more. If you can provide some OBJECTIVE date on which Bioware could base the change than I'm all ears. Until then, and if you continue to propose subjective data (as opinion), I'm sorry for you but I will not say that it's objective just so you can look good at whoever you are trying to look good with this rant.

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In the case of ME3's endings there are actual statistically measured trends visibly showing that the subjective opinions of a visible majority want more than just "clarification."


And I imagine that these "statistics" trends are these forums, youtube, metacritics etc.? Are you seriously kidding me? Do you really believe that those "statistics" have some kind of objectivity behind them and than they reflect what it is the real opinion of people?

You pretend that I'm basing my arguments on a pure semantic attempt but then, as evidence of this, you bring upon youtube and metacritic as evidence of statistical data. Do you get how asinine a thing as this look from the outside?

MrMcDoll wrote...
Unfortunately, regardless of the avenues pursued by anyone in this thread, the OP has decided that they are much much more intelligent and reasonable than anyone else (self proclaimed humble pie even) and as such we could never hope to compete with their intellect, or truly comprehend their perspecti... oh crap... I've figured it out.


That you cannot compare with my intellect it is not something that I need a thread to understand.

Thank you again for bringing the thread off-topic with your "conspiracy theories" (OMG, all this rant just to say a thing that could be said with 2 sentences at max, you really wanted to have your "holier than thou" war on me, so that you could, in your mind, be at my supposed level, isn't it?).

If you have not yet understood all the point of the original post is to make people ponder a little about the word "tolerance" and its meaning, not only on the theorical aspect of the same (that's easy to do).

Naturally you preferred to see the thing as an attack to your beloved "ending hate" and tried all you can, since your ego was hurt by something I said, to come "on par" with me in some way. Since you couldn't do it directly you started your lecture from a pedestal to the audience, with your "big words" thrown in the middle (comptletely outside their context) to look good and trying to have something to say. It had nothing to do with the thread, but whatever, the important thing is trying to have a point, isn't it?

Sorry, child, I care anything at all about you and I'm never offended by the behaviour of others, simply because I don't care minimally about them (with others it is naturally included also me).

P.S: As you see I lost a lot of time to reply to you. This was done intentionally since this will be the last reply to you. I'm sorry but simply I cannot take you seriously after this.

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I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alienate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 

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CerberusCheerleader wrote...

I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alianate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 


The ending if you take it without making anything up.

In ME2 it's established a mass relay explodes when destroyed taking out everything near it.
Stargazer establishes there is no space travel and if that planet is the planet the Normandy crashed on, it's full of inbred people. Garrus and Tali starved to death.

All this stuff about control letting you use the Reapers to rebuild the relays, or the relays not going kaboom is just headcannon to try to rationalise an ending full of plot holes.

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Tirigon wrote...
So we are down to "if you dont like it, you are stupid and didnt understand?"

OK.


Where did you extrapolate this from what I said to you is beyond me.

I only said that those judgments lack the context of the narrative so they are faulted from beginning (and specified why that's so).

You see, on the contrary it's not me that do a thing as what you say, because it's not me that continue to insist that others opinions are less important and valide (and don't say you don't do it, because it is implied when you post something as "Bioware should recover their mistakes").

Tirigon wrote...
But yea, most people know quite well what they talk about.


It can be, but this doesn't change the fact that they didn't consider the context at all in their judgment. They could have naturally done so to have a point, but I consider this much worser than simply having enough knowledge to express a judgment.

I ignored it to avoid insults, because it is stupid. Simple as that.


If you say so. Naturally you don't explain why, but who cares, your opinion is obviously more important, ins't it?

The hirony is that many of you insist that I am condescending when you, factually, act that way all the time.

Giving an OPTIONAL DLC to change the ending to something less r*tarded does not infringe on the opinion of those few who liked it.


I already explained why it does in many posts above. You can take one of those replies and tell me why what I say is wrong instead of restarting everything from beginning.

An useful debate is based on people LISTENING to what you say and not everytime resetting the argument back. In this way, especially if you are alone against many, it's impossible to come to a consensus about something, and all can resolve solely with "you are stupid, I am not".

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CerberusCheerleader wrote...

I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alienate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 

Watch him disagree with you. He will disagree with you on the grounds that he thinks you are an idiot, and will try to use that to prove you wrong. This may be because he can't prove you wrong directly.

Edit: he has already quoted you, and i don't think i was wrong.

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CerberusCheerleader wrote...

I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alienate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 


I already replied to this in full before, if not personally to you to another user proposing the same thing.

Please, if you want to debate about this I'm more than happy to do so, but let's not restart everything from the beginning. Find what I said about this and if you have something in contrary reply what you think instead so we can continue from an estabilished point instead of continually running in circles, thanks.

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CerberusCheerleader wrote...

I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alienate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 


Embarrass the professional media?  As if that media that gave ME3 such high ratings hasn't been already exposed for essentially not doing their job?  And alienate people that like the current ending how?  If they love the ending, they simply won't get the DLC with any new/addiitonal ending.  How does doing something that has zero effect on people that like the game as is in any way alienate them?  That's like saying that if you buy a red Toyota, and later they release that model in a color that wasn't available when you bought yours, and you don't like anyway, suddenly you think your red Toyota sucks.  It makes no sense.

On the other hand, issuing a new ending, or one that embraces the existing ending but allows the story to continue in a entertaining way, is a win for everyone.  And the community has presented a wide range of options, some of them very clever and creative and most importantly, entertaining. 

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Amioran wrote...

CerberusCheerleader wrote...

I'll try this again (although this probably will get drowned by walls of text)

The Truth:
Bioware can't change the current ending. It would alienate the people who like the ending as it is (and embarrass the professional media, none of which had a problem with the ending). Not going to happen.

BUT:
as I said they could make a SP dlc featuring a new ending. And in fact, if they ever make a SP dlc I think it should be about an alternative ending (I don't see a non ending SP dlc selling very well). Also, there is no reason why someone who likes the current ending couldn't also like an alternative one.

Seriously, this is such a nice solution, why don't you all agree with me? B)

PS: such an ending dlc could be in addition to the EC and it would not be for free 


I already replied to this in full before, if not personally to you to another user proposing the same thing.

Please, if you want to debate about this I'm more than happy to do so, but let's not restart everything from the beginning. Find what I said about this and if you have something in contrary reply what you think instead so we can continue from an estabilished point instead of continually running in circles, thanks.

I don't think anybody wants to go searching through this topic to find that. So how about you point it out or copy and paste it or something.

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Watch him disagree with you. He will disagree with you on the grounds that he thinks you are an idiot, and will try to use that to prove you wrong. This may be because he can't prove you wrong directly.


OMG.

Please, listen, I have nothing against you personally.

You wrote to me, I lost time to reply to what you wrote, either if it was an absurdity, trying to have a debate. You didn't reply to it at all and now instead you come replying to others but addressing me while doing this.

Why don't you reply to what I said to you instead? If I'm really wrong as you say why don't you try to prove it? I never treat the others as if I was better than them or elsewhere I would not lose time debating with them as I did with you. Instead you never reply to an argument directly, you just want to be right for no motive whatsoever and then you either insist that I'm the one doing it.

Seriously, how old are you? You act as neither my grandchildren of 6 years does.

If you really think it's futile to talk with me then I see no motive for your indirect remarks, they are completely childish, you would just completey ignore me.

So, either reply directly to me or ignore me, but stop behaving like an hurted child.

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I don't think anybody wants to go searching through this topic to find that. So how about you point it out or copy and paste it or something.


Yes, I have always to do everything, while you don't need to do anything at all.

I have to reply in detail when you just reply with your usual "no, it's like I say because I say it". I have to provide objective proof when you can just go with "it's obvious it's so", I have to be civil when you continually insult me at every turn.

Now I either have to restart the same subject every time just because you cannot lose neither a single minute of your so precious time to search what I already said about it.

I already said this to you: or you begin acting as an adult or you can start trolling somewhere else.

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Amioran wrote...

slyguy200 wrote...
Watch him disagree with you. He will disagree with you on the grounds that he thinks you are an idiot, and will try to use that to prove you wrong. This may be because he can't prove you wrong directly.


OMG.

Please, listen, I have nothing against you personally.

You wrote to me, I lost time to reply to what you wrote, either if it was an absurdity, trying to have a debate. You didn't reply to it at all and now instead you come replying to others but addressing me while doing this.

Why don't you reply to what I said to you instead? If I'm really wrong as you say why don't you try to prove it? I never treat the others as if I was better than them or elsewhere I would not lose time debating with them as I did with you. Instead you never reply to an argument directly, you just want to be right for no motive whatsoever and then you either insist that I'm the one doing it.

Seriously, how old are you? You act as neither my grandchildren of 6 years does.

If you really think it's futile to talk with me then I see no motive for your indirect remarks, they are completely childish, you would just completey ignore me.

So, either reply directly to me or ignore me, but stop behaving like an hurted child.

Good to hear.
You must not have seen my reply, cause i did reply.
Oh come on, grandchildren? Suuuure.
I also see traces of ad hominem in your replies to people, stop using it so much if you want to be taken as being more than just an experienced troll. You are constantly insulting peoples intelligence, abilities, logic, and all of that stuff rather than simply just focusing on the point.
;)

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Amioran wrote...

slyguy200 wrote...
I don't think anybody wants to go searching through this topic to find that. So how about you point it out or copy and paste it or something.


Yes, I have always to do everything, while you don't need to do anything at all.

I have to reply in detail when you just reply with your usual "no, it's like I say because I say it". I have to provide objective proof when you can just go with "it's obvious it's so", I have to be civil when you continually insult me at every turn.

Now I either have to restart the same subject every time just because you cannot lose neither a single minute of your so precious time to search what I already said about it.

I already said this to you: or you begin acting as an adult or you can start trolling somewhere else.

Then tell us where to look, like the page or something.

I am not trolling, i mean what i say. And where did i insult you where it wasn't due.

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Good to hear.
You must not have seen my reply, cause i did reply.


Oh, yes, the reply in where you just repeat the same things as before as if I never said anything to begin with about them, without either minimally trying to comprehend what I said, I see...

The reply of just a paragraph without any backup to a - what did you call it? - "wall of text" explaining all what I said in detail that you never either considered at all and didn't reply at all directly. (Concerning the "wall of text": you accuse me of not explaining why I am right and then you insist that I write too much, there's a little contradiction in that, you know).

And you wonder why I don't consider that a reply at all. Oh well..

slyguy200 wrote...
Oh come on, grandchildren? Suuuure.
I also see traces of ad hominem in your replies to people, stop using it if you want to be taken as being more than just an experienced troll.
;)


You know, I can lose a lot of time for you once, or twice, but when I see that I just get in return nothing I simply stop.

Just like love: if you continually give everything of yourself and the other never gives anything of herself to you, then it's just a waste of time.