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[RiouHotaru]

M25105 wrote...

The thing about ME 2 was that it ended on a great note, Shepard kicking Reaper ass after doing the awesome suicide mission and finally doing his walk of awesomess and have his crew nod at him, like he's the ****.

So you're left more hungry for more, since it ends on such an awesome note. That's why I bought the DLC for ME 2, in ME 3, I feel no hunger.

...I didn't feel that way in ME2 at all.  Sure, it was a nice ending, but I got the DLC because I wanted more story.  And I got what I paid for.

It's the same reason I'll buy ME3 DLC.  More story.

[RiouHotaru]

So, because the trilogy ends, you don't care about the rest of the setting?

I see.

[Vox Draco]

darkchief10 wrote...
draco i hate the endings as much as you do but f*ck it, why let that get in the way of some good backstory, there's no point in dragging out the hate over ten minutes of crap when the rest of the game is still pretty good, even if the other 2 are better in my eyes.

Good for you, I cannot ignore it though. You see, Mass Effect for me is essentially Shepard. Thinking how Shepard's character is violated, ignored and even punished in the end I cannot ignore. It overshadows not only ME3, but the entire series, everything I loved about Shepard is shattered in the end for me, and therefore the ending destroys all the love I had for the franchise...

It made me sad, angry, and the fact I still write here is merely a proof how much I liked the franchise, I cannot let go for good, and need a vent for my anger of how Bioware ended their own franchise not with a big bang, but a silly multi-coloured poof...

[dreamgazer]

Storytelling? Lore? More time in the universe? Fun?

Also, who knows: the DLC might alter the context of the endings without physically changing them.

[Brovikk Rasputin]

More Mass Effect is always good.

[RiouHotaru]

Sion1138 wrote...

The choices they make... I just don't understand their logic.

Since the end of the story is well and truly locked away, I fail to see what could possibly motivate me to buy. If they had employed a strategy where every piece of post-game story content resulted in more options relevant to the conclusion, DLC would be much more interesting.

I used the word "entitled" because you have the expectation that every piece of DLC has some sweeping impact on the story, a trend that did NOT happen in the last two games.

Modifié par RiouHotaru, 10 juillet 2012 - 08:08 .

[comrade gando]

Malditor wrote...

If you don't want to see more of the story unveiled, meet new characters and experience new threats/triumphs then by all means don't buy any DLC. But there are a lot of people who DO want to do these things regardless of how the game ends. For us it's not just the destination but the journey we take that matters.

ok GAMESTOP

[wright1978]

I'd be quite excited for an interesting piece of standalone DLC set during the game. Unfortunately this sounds truly atrocious from what little info that has been made available.

[Malditor]

comrade gando wrote...

Malditor wrote...

If you don't want to see more of the story unveiled, meet new characters and experience new threats/triumphs then by all means don't buy any DLC. But there are a lot of people who DO want to do these things regardless of how the game ends. For us it's not just the destination but the journey we take that matters.

ok GAMESTOP

Don't know if that's supposed to be an insult or what... You may not feel the same but obviously I'm not alone in how I feel. I don't need to know that Shepard is alive at the end to enjoy what happens before that.

[dreamgazer]

Sion1138 wrote...

dreamgazer wrote...

Storytelling? Lore? More time in the universe? Fun?

Also, who knows: the DLC might alter the context of the endings without physically changing them.

After being heavily disappointed by Bioware's storytelling in this instance, I couldn't care less for it.

To each his own. But I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss new content, since there's no telling who will be writing it and how they'll approach it.

[Lookout1390]

Same thing I tell myself every time I even consider it.

I don't want to see all this awesome dlc, and then look around the corner, and there is the path into a giant black-hole that is the ending.

Just not even going to bother.

[Jonathan Sud]

More story? Duh. I could care less if it associated with the ending.

[DaBigDragon]

Because playing the game is fun and DLC = more levels to have fun?

[Malditor]

[quote]Sion1138 wrote...

[quote]Malditor wrote...

If you don't want to see more of the story unveiled, meet new characters and experience new threats/triumphs then by all means don't buy any DLC. But there are a lot of people who DO want to do these things regardless of how the game ends. For us it's not just the destination but the journey we take that matters.[/quote]

[/quote]

Why are all of you so god damn hostile? What the hell is your problem? 

Nobody threatened you, what the crap is your deal? Seriously.

[/quote]
Nothing in my post was remotely hostile.... ROFL

[Ridwan]

RiouHotaru wrote...

Sion1138 wrote...

The choices they make... I just don't understand their logic.

Since the end of the story is well and truly locked away, I fail to see what could possibly motivate me to buy. If they had employed a strategy where every piece of post-game story content resulted in more options relevant to the conclusion, DLC would be much more interesting.

And behold, unrealistic and entitled expectations.

The video game industry will never become better when people call those that complain about the products they've bought, entitled whiners.

[darkchief10]

[quote]Sion1138 wrote...

[quote]Malditor wrote...

If you don't want to see more of the story unveiled, meet new characters and experience new threats/triumphs then by all means don't buy any DLC. But there are a lot of people who DO want to do these things regardless of how the game ends. For us it's not just the destination but the journey we take that matters.[/quote]

[/quote]

Why are all of you so god damn hostile? What the hell is your problem? 

Nobody threatened you, what the crap is your deal? Seriously.

[/quote]
this coming from the same person who refered to some one as a jackass a few minutes ago, we are all being hostile today it seems.
and quoting failed awesome

Modifié par darkchief10, 10 juillet 2012 - 07:16 .

[dreamgazer]

M25105 wrote...

The video game industry will never become better when people call those that complain about the products they've bought, entitled whiners.

On the other side of the coin, it won't become better when people who actually purchase and enjoy the DLC are considered "apologists" and "drones".

[darkchief10]

[quote]Sion1138 wrote...

[quote]darkchief10 wrote...

[quote]Sion1138 wrote...

[quote]Malditor wrote...

If you don't want to see more of the story unveiled, meet new characters and experience new threats/triumphs then by all means don't buy any DLC. But there are a lot of people who DO want to do these things regardless of how the game ends. For us it's not just the destination but the journey we take that matters.[/quote]

[/quote]

Why are all of you so god damn hostile? What the hell is your problem? 

Nobody threatened you, what the crap is your deal? Seriously.

[/quote]
this coming from the same person who refered to some one as a jackass a few minutes ago, we are all being hostile today it seems.

[/quote]

Yeah... After being called entitled for no damn reason.

[/quote]
this is the internet don't let them get to you. trolls thrive on attention, besides its not like you owe them anything

btw does anyone know why the wuote coding is out of wack all of a sudden?

Modifié par darkchief10, 10 juillet 2012 - 07:18 .