P47 ace wrote...
ok I know some people don't like the idea of indoc theory, and for differant reasons (mostly illogical ones), but there is one that i hear a lot that makes sence but i still have to ask Why
Do you even know what the word "illogical" means? Just because you disagree doesn't make it illogical. (Btw, from the perspective of a consumer who doesn't like to waste money, rabidly demanding IT is what's illogical. I'm
not saying that you are, or that most are, but there's at least a couple of IT proponents that are. And it's stupid. See point 3.)
1. IT doesn't help the game not suck. IT is rejecting material that we have been presented whole-sale, with the hopes that something will come along later to make it all better. IT is denial, a coping mechanism.
2. What happens immediately after you pick destroy, have high EMS, and thus get to live? Oh, that's right, Harby shoots you again, but this time you die. Or maybe there's an army of husks that come and kill you. Or, best-case scenario, somehow they work in a believable situation where Shepard lives, and then goes on to defeat all the Reapers--but they do this only through scenes that add clarification and closure to what already happened. How will the very different endings be implemented? How will there be victory without a giant "Reaper Off" button? How is Shepard going to get the Crucible to dock, and figure out how to fire it, and what it does? Again,
IT cuts away portions of the game, and relies upon more being added to it in order to make it good--it is not good in and of itself.
3. IT is also the fervent wish and desire for a game company to sell you an unfinished product, then charge you later to get the real endings. Yes, yes, they're giving it to us for free--this time. What about the next game? And the one after that? Bioware is owned by EA (or something similar to that. EA's the publisher or whatever.) EA will do anything in its power to get money from you. You are telling them that it's okay to
not finish a product. A large number of you would even be willing to pay for the said "real ending." It is stupid, complete and utter
stupid on the part of the consumer to tell companies to do shoddy work and charge you twice for it, and that you'd be okay with that.