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[Shatterhand1701]

Taboo-XX wrote...

The results are so fascinating and damning at the same time.

What a monster this has bred.

Interesting.

So, I have to ask: What's with these short, two-or-three sentence posts of yours with all the cryptic ponderings?  Are you spoofing Bioware's cryptic responses to the ending questions, or are you trying to make some kind of point and just waiting for someone to pull it out of you?

I'm not trying to make a dig at you; it just seems that for someone who expects people to ask questions of Bioware and, I assume, expects Bioware to answer them honestly and straightforward, you're doing a good job at portraying the opposite approach right now.

[Taboo]

incinerator950 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

The results are so fascinating and damning at the same time.

What a monster this has bred.

Interesting.

Sometimes I get the idea ME 3 is a case experiment to see how malleuable consumers are.  

I'd believe you if this was a first game in a series.

Alas.

Doesn't matter what phase or number in a series it is, look at its results. 

We certainly have a result.

But one that was expected? I'm not sure.

What kind of result would you want to achieve with this?

Yes, we know now concretely that our hardcore fanbase is seperate from the casual player?

[Taboo]

Shatterhand1701 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

The results are so fascinating and damning at the same time.

What a monster this has bred.

Interesting.

So, I have to ask: What's with these short, two-or-three sentence posts of yours with all the cryptic ponderings?  Are you spoofing Bioware's cryptic responses to the ending questions, or are you trying to make some kind of point and just waiting for someone to pull it out of you?

I'm not trying to make a dig at you; it just seems that for someone who expects people to ask questions of Bioware and, I assume, expects Bioware to answer them honestly and straightforward, you're doing a good job at portraying the opposite approach right now.

I have a tendency to post to much or too little. I could post a paragraph for every response I type but I don't think that that would do anyone any good. I've created more than enough threads expressing my feelings on this. I have said quite a bit.

I'm trying to reach a consensus myself and cannot do so until I see more of what they have to offer.

[incinerator950]

Taboo-XX wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

The results are so fascinating and damning at the same time.

What a monster this has bred.

Interesting.

Sometimes I get the idea ME 3 is a case experiment to see how malleuable consumers are.  

I'd believe you if this was a first game in a series.

Alas.

Doesn't matter what phase or number in a series it is, look at its results. 

We certainly have a result.

But one that was expected? I'm not sure.

What kind of result would you want to achieve with this?

Yes, we know now concretely that our hardcore fanbase is seperate from the casual player?

How groups of people are willing to spend money for hope is one of them.

[Phaedra Sanguine]

This just in, Taboo doesn't know how to use ellipses and truly believes that he is some sort of proxy between Bioware and the "community." In other words, that he is somehow important. Just read these posts he makes. He is absolutely teeming with arrogance.

Modifié par Paxcorpus, 11 mai 2012 - 11:57 .

[ArthurVon]

Why?

[Taboo]

Paxcorpus wrote...

This just in, Taboo doesn't know how to use ellipses and truly believes that he is some sort of proxy between Bioware and the "community." In other words, that he is somehow important. Just read these posts he makes. He is absolutely teeming arrogance.

I love being called arrogant. Believe me. I've suffered far worse.

Modifié par Taboo-XX, 11 mai 2012 - 11:57 .

[incinerator950]

Paxcorpus wrote...

This just in, Taboo doesn't know how to use ellipses and truly believes that he is some sort of proxy between Bioware and the "community." In other words, that he is somehow important. Just read these posts he makes. He is absolutely teeming with arrogance.

[Taboo]

incinerator950 wrote...

How groups of people are willing to spend money for hope is one of them.

It's an interesting possibility but one I could not wholly wrap my head around. For the simple reason that it doesn't make business sense to do it this way.

I can understand wanting to keep your customers on their toes for something that they will eventually have to pay for but I don't understand why they would do it in such a severe capacity.

[Taboo]

ArthurVon wrote...

Why?

Why is an important question to ask.

I see people parade around the ending as if it was masterfully written.

They assume Bioware had a master plan.

What I did see were things cut of of the original script. That was not a good idea. They have a chance to fix this and certainly can if they do it right but until then I can only ask why myself.

[Sousabird]

Your'e the idiot who bought the game, they can write what they want, will you like it? depends however you could easily have waited a bit too see what the endings were it only took like 2 days before I saw them on youtube, and even after seeing them I chose to buy the game because I think Bioware made one hell of a game, if you're gonna b**ch sell it and stop playing

[zovoes]

incinerator950 wrote...

Paxcorpus wrote...

This just in, Taboo doesn't know how to use ellipses and truly believes that he is some sort of proxy between Bioware and the "community." In other words, that he is somehow important. Just read these posts he makes. He is absolutely teeming with arrogance.

how do i "like" a post?

[Taboo]

Sousabird wrote...

Your'e the idiot who bought the game, they can write what they want, will you like it? depends however you could easily have waited a bit too see what the endings were it only took like 2 days before I saw them on youtube, and even after seeing them I chose to buy the game because I think Bioware made one hell of a game, if you're gonna b**ch sell it and stop playing

Again. I'll reiterate. I don't care about spending money.

There is another reason I'm here and I've been pretty blatent as to why. I came here to offer a critique of something I thought was flawed. If Bioware wishes to use the art defense they must accept the eventual art criticism.

[ArthurVon]

Taboo-XX wrote...

ArthurVon wrote...

Why?

Why is an important question to ask.

I see people parade around the ending as if it was masterfully written.

They assume Bioware had a master plan.

What I did see were things cut of of the original script. That was not a good idea. They have a chance to fix this and certainly can if they do it right but until then I can only ask why myself.

If I should be honest, I think they just rushed when doing the end of the game, it is kinda "incomplete", lack a lot of things, this is like a.....like an epic fail.

[incinerator950]

I wish I was there for when the new Necron 40k Codex was written. Just reading a summary about it made me cringe.

[Sublyminal]

*looks at title of thread*


And you're really surprised by all of this after damn near three months? As if Gamble or his cohorts could be bothered to appease us (peasants) aka the people that pay his goddamn salary. Gamble, my friend, you could never work for me, You disrespected the very people that keep you employed by buying your sometimes ****ty (and by sometimes I mean as of late DA2 and ME3) games. And please don't say it's EA that signs your paychecks, because what you fail to realize is without us, there would be no EA, there would be no Bioware, there would be no video-game industry, period.

Perhaps you should go take some refresher courses on how to treat your customer base. I learned in business management a long long time ago, that the customer is ALWAYS right, even though deep down you may think they're wrong.

[Taboo]

ArthurVon wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

ArthurVon wrote...

Why?

Why is an important question to ask.

I see people parade around the ending as if it was masterfully written.

They assume Bioware had a master plan.

What I did see were things cut of of the original script. That was not a good idea. They have a chance to fix this and certainly can if they do it right but until then I can only ask why myself.

If I should be honest, I think they just rushed when doing the end of the game, it is kinda "incomplete", lack a lot of things, this is like a.....like an epic fail.

Also a possibility. We know that Sheen was recording his lines in November, when it was originally going to be released.

I've also seen people on here who have said they work on AAA titles as well and that the ending reeks of being rushed.

Fascinating.

Modifié par Taboo-XX, 12 mai 2012 - 12:14 .

[G Kevin]

Sousabird wrote...

Your'e the idiot who bought the game, they can write what they want, will you like it? depends however you could easily have waited a bit too see what the endings were it only took like 2 days before I saw them on youtube, and even after seeing them I chose to buy the game because I think Bioware made one hell of a game, if you're gonna b**ch sell it and stop playing

The people who are still here and complaining don't want the series to end in a terrible manner. We complain because we love Mass Effect. Mass Effect is more than any other run of the mill game being thrown out. This fan outrage shows how much people actually care about the the game because for some of us, it's more than just a game.

This mess is salvagable but Bioware does not seem to be trying their hardest at fixing it.

[FatalX7.0]

OP is a pooface.

[incinerator950]

FatalX7.0 wrote...

OP is a pooface.

Fatal is a badger.

[FatalX7.0]

incinerator950 wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

OP is a pooface.

Fatal is a badger.

Incinerator is a fat cow.

[Joe Del Toro]

FatalX7.0 wrote...

OP is a pooface.

Fascinating.

[G Kevin]

incinerator950 wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

OP is a pooface.

Fatal is a badger.

???

[ArthurVon]

Taboo-XX wrote...

ArthurVon wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

ArthurVon wrote...

Why?

Why is an important question to ask.

I see people parade around the ending as if it was masterfully written.

They assume Bioware had a master plan.

What I did see were things cut of of the original script. That was not a good idea. They have a chance to fix this and certainly can if they do it right but until then I can only ask why myself.

If I should be honest, I think they just rushed when doing the end of the game, it is kinda "incomplete", lack a lot of things, this is like a.....like an epic fail.

Also a possibility. We know that Sheen was recording his lines in November, when it was originally going to be released.

I've also seen people on here who have said they work on AAA titles as well and that the ending reeks of being rushed.

Fascinating.

After ending ME3 I felt like I could use my gaming hours better, and nothing will change that bad feeling(that I can expect for very low games not for ME series). Now I just dont expect anything from the same people who made dat game....I mean, as a game that was not bad, but everything you do till the end must have a meaning, without it, its kinda running and shooting.

Thank you for still posting, I will try to follow the forum as well, even if our words will never count.

[Taboo]

I can offer a worst case scenario, as I have done here.

To not tell you it could blow up and rain poo everywhere would be inappropriate.