Bill Casey wrote...
This is exactly the same bull**** that has left a black mark on IT...
Your incessant petulant demands for base gratification have completely and utterly ruined the correct interpretation of an utterly brilliant ending...
Same ****ing **** pulled by Clevernoob and Acayvos...
I'm one of the few here that agrees with you, Bill.
Even though I 100% believe that Bioware intended IT, I also believe them when they say they don't want to be prescriptive. The art in the ending is exactly that. Let people figure it out. The problem with most people is that they need to have it all spelled out for them, yet this is often not the case in literature or cinema. People just don't expect it from a game. That may sound condescending, but I really don't mean it that way.
They threw us a huge freaking bone with Leviathan and I personally think that is as much confirmation as we'll ever get.
Yet, I admit I have doubts this is really the end.
When I see the stargazer scene and the boy goes: "Did that all really happen?", and the old man goes "Well, sure.", it doesn't seem like a very definitive answer. And when the kid asks for one more story about The Shepard, and the old man goes: "Well, okay... it's getting late, but... one more story..." I can't help but wonder.
I just can't think of any way to to make a prequel work for all the reasons we've all mentioned a hundred times over. And if it's a sequel, which ending will be canon? Only IT makes sense.
Yet I feel way too tinfoil for even thinking that.
I don't believe in the 'reveal', and even if we never get any more than what we have now, the ending is still the most brilliant thing ever.
Modifié par DoomsdayDevice, 20 octobre 2012 - 03:32 .