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[Pheonix57]

I have half a mind to box up everything related to this and put it in the closet, where all of the rest of my old and broken things go.

And when I am finally ready to stop letting this series cause me so much pain, I will.

[Pheonix57]

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

[comrade gando]

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

[obZen DF]

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Good point! Tell us, Bioware !

[WindfishDude]

inb4 100 pages

Great thread OP.

Hold the line!

[Xellith]

Im still waiting for a reason to want to keep my ME3 copy "forever". Seems like PR bull**** from Mr Gamble since he refuses to clarify it.

Modifié par Xellith, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:07 .

[Dragoonlordz]

obZen DF wrote...

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Good point! Tell us, Bioware !

It was a general PR statement. It applies to not just those who do not like it, but those who have interest in continuing to be a fan, be a customer it is also directed at too. It simply means there will be massive amounts of good DLC for those who like it or are concerned about what happened with DA2 expansion happening with ME3. Almost everyone I have seen who played Leviathan said it was a good DLC including even some who merely watched it on youtube said looked good. Only ones who hated it are the same ones who hate the game regardless of the free EC DLC which made a lot of people happy enough to continue playing ME3. The comment was not directed at specific individuals but to millions of people who bought the game and not those specifically who might dislike it.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:19 .

[Atakuma]

Xellith wrote...

Im still waiting for a reason to want to keep my ME3 copy "forever". Seems like PR bull**** from Mr Gamble.

It amazes me how literally people take this stuff. Of course it's PR Bull****, Gamble makes vague hyperbolic statements like this all the time.

[Iakus]

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Keeping my copies.  Buying them was my own mistake, I'm not going to inflict the endings on someone else.
It'll simply me my own personal lesson about trusting too much

[BearlyHere]

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

It's not just the ME series for me. The ending fiasco and the total middle finger response from Bioware has also put me off DA:O and even Baldur's Gate 2, which I've also played the hell out of!

I'm not at the point of selling off my collection, but they're definitely sitting on the shelf collecting dust for now. I know two people IRL who sold off their ME sets after their first playthrough because they were so torn up over the endings. One was an avid Talimancer, and he said he almost broke the disc when she jumped off that cliff.  I know two others who decided not to buy ME3 after hearing about the ending. No Bioware, it's not the journey, it's the destination. 

I thought hope had been dashed to the ground and stomped to death after the EC, but then I got a survey email from Bioware yesterday. Hope revived for about as long as we got that breath from Shepard, but then I took it, and they only wanted to know which games we had and on which platforms. I did take some satisfaction in reporting that the only games I used to play but sold were DA2 and ME3. Maybe that will awaken their EA overlords.

[Atakuma]

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

And they should care about that because...? Whether people continue to play their previous games or not has no affect on them.

[chevyguy87]

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

I have sold my ME trilogy, I received around 40 US dollars (I say that because not everybody lives in the US) for the whole set. The gentlemen at the counter looked at me as if I had two heads and asked me why I was selling it. I told him I was getting rid of it because the games have overstayed their welcome serving as coasters on my coffee table. Him and the young lady next to him started laughing as he said "We have gotten a lot of that lately". He then directed my attention to the stacks of games sitting on the floor.

There were three stacks, one for ME1, one for ME2 and the tallest stack was for ME3 that one was about waist height, the other two about knee height. I feel no less of a person for doing so, but the choice is up to you good sir. 

[3DandBeyond]

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

This is what is most annoying-quite often what has happened is it's like 2 different brains are talking.  One brain says no new endings.  EC comes out and refuse is included.  Is it a new ending?  Well, visually it is.  Achievement wise it does not register as one.

The 2 brains have been working all along.  ME3 is it for Shepard's story.  Yep.  Gotcha.  I accept that.  But ME3 is not over with-DLC is planned, buy more of Shepard's story that takes place before s/he dies 3.5 out of 4 times.  I'm seeing Shepard as kind of abused here.  Dead or half dead and required to live and play out more stories that lead to the same mostly dead status.  I don't get this at all.

The "save your game save" forever thing is the most cruel cut of all.  And they now cannot comprehend why people are so deluded into believing they might change anything or add to it or do more.  Leviathan is not worth me keeping my save game until god is old and gray.  I'm not saying it's bad at all, but DLC like it will not convince me to reserve the space for a game that is never geared to end on any sort of authentic note.

I think much of this comes off as cruel.  You can't go back but you need to learn and heed lessons from what you have done.  And stop doing the same things over and over again.  They've done it before-told people things repeatedly, 1+2 = 4.  They repeat that over and over again-this same thing.  And people say that it makes no sense that that does not equal 4.  Later on they retcon the statement so they say 1+2 = 3 and go further and say they don't understand why people thought it equalled 4, they never meant that to be the case.  This is not how to treat fans.  I don't want this kind of thing to continue and I'm asking them to please understand that this hurts them as much as it does fans.  Credibility starts at some point-why not today?

What will happen if all the DLC is done with-say they release 4 or even 5 packs related to SP and all that it does is provide backstory to all of it and war asset numbers?  Do they think people will forget that "save your game save" comment?  It exists on the internet-so it exists forever.

I want to ask them if planned DLC goes like this:
Leviathan-search for reaper killer that can help kill reapers - decent fun enough story.  Adds to EMS (assets), kills one reaper, Leviathan says they will fight, no Leviathans fight at the end.  Adds one line of dialogue to catalyst.

Omega-fight to retake Omega from Cerberus.  Aria fights to reclaim her territory.  Offers help in fight against reapers, more mercs, forces loyal to Patriarch and so on.  Aria never seen again, left on Omega at end.  Patriarch forces and Aria's mercs added to asset numbers.  Adds a line of dialogue to catalyst (he maybe says Control will allow you to direct the future or some such).

Citadel-fight by CDF and Csec to repel reaper creatures and to stop the reapers from moving it to Earth.  Bailey figures prominently as well as others-Barla Von, Kelly, Conrad, Kolyat, and whoever.  They fend off the total takeover of the citadel's arms and wards and all, but the core is unreachable.  Last you see of all of these people.  Citadel moved to Earth, adds to assets as some are able to get off the citadel before the arms close.  Adds a line of dialogue to catalyst (you tried to destroy us but did not succeed-no one could get to the core).

And so on.  Don't you think people will sense a theme here?  So they can end up with 15000 EMS.  For what?  Now, if and just if all of the beings you come across in the SP DLC packs meet for some big finale, that DLC will be really less than satisfying.  People are already wondering what good Leviathan was or what sense it made since Levi said it was going to fight and then doesn't.  This is what people can't reconcile.  The DLC does nothing for the game once it's done.

[Ozida]

Atakuma wrote...

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

And they should care about that because...? Whether people continue to play their previous games or not has no affect on them.

Actually, it does. I was trying to explain this before, but the thread was (wait for it!) locked.

So, technically, people who do not want to play the games are more likely not to buy in future for those series, right? Upsetting customers to a point when they do not want to purchase any related products is calling "losing a paying client". No, somebody before pointed out that company don't lose money if someone don't buy, because they don't have that money anyway. However, this is slightly wrong way of viewing it in real business world. I will try to explain my point with an example.

10 people bought 1 apple each at a price of $10. Company now has $10 and pay $3 to its employees. The profit is $7.

6 people out of those 10 strongly disliked the taste of apple they got and decided not to buy any fruits from that company any more. As new apples come out, only 4 people bought them. Company made $4, and still have to pay $3 to their gardeners for new apples they grew. So total profit is $1 vs. 7 bucks they could've made. That is what I call losing money.

I won't go further in this issue, as it everybody's own decision to buy or not to buy, but to say that "Oh, BioWare shouldn't care for loosing customer here and there" is just a bit naive.

Modifié par Ozida, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:27 .

[Benchpress610]

Pheonix57 wrote...

I have half a mind to box up everything related to this and put it in the closet, where all of the rest of my old and broken things go.

And when I am finally ready to stop letting this series cause me so much pain, I will.

I think that’s the case in with most of us. It’s not that we are protesting or anything it’s that it’s not appealing anymore.
 
I loved this game sooooo much! I had 16 saves from ME1 to ME2 and ready to go for ME3. I was so much anticipating this game!! I imported 6 of them at first (after getting over the import bug) I had my different Shepards at different t stages in the game until I reached the end with one of them…BAM!!!....there they are my Shepards two still in Vancouver, one in the Citadel after Mars, one in Rannnok, one in Chronos station and the one I finished with.  I haven’t had the heart to uninstall the game. Every time I try to continue with one of my characters, I think to myself: “what’s the point?” and then switch to multiplayer to satisfy my ME cravings…I dunno how much longer I’ll be doing this as MP has become repetitive and dull.

[3DandBeyond]

Atakuma wrote...

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

And they should care about that because...? Whether people continue to play their previous games or not has no affect on them.

It can affect them in many ways.  No buyers for DLC, no possibility of microtransaction income from MP, and no interest in ME anything ever again.  And very likely no interest in BW as well.  That's not good for them nor for you.  If you want them to continue making DLC, then consider what is happening.  Also consider how many years people held onto ME1 because of liking that game itself, waiting for ME2, and then waiting for ME3.  Then consider that people may be dumping ME3 and not even considering waiting for a glimmer of any other ME game on the horizon.  If you don't understand what that means, I can't spell it out for you.  It should be obvious.

[Atakuma]

Ozida wrote...

Atakuma wrote...

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

And they should care about that because...? Whether people continue to play their previous games or not has no affect on them.

Actually, it does. I was trying to explain this before, but the thread was (wait for it!) locked.

So, technically, people who do not want to play the games are more likely not to buy in future for those series, right? Upsetting customers to a point when they do not want to purchase any related products is calling "losing a paying client". No, somebody before pointed out that company don't lose money if someone don't buy, because they don't have that money anyway. However, this is slightly wrong way of viewing it in real business world. I will try to explain my point with an example.

10 people bought 1 apple each at a price of $10. Company now has $10 and pay $3 to its employees. The profit is $7.

6 people out of those 10 strongly disliked the taste of apple they got and decided not to buy any fruits from that company any more. As new apples come out, only 4 people bought them. Company made $4, and still have to pay $3 to their gardeners for new apples they grew. So total profit is $1 vs. 7 bucks they could've made. That is what I call losing money.

I won't go further in this issue, as it everybody's own decision to buy or not to buy, but to say that "Oh, BioWare shouldn't care for loosing customer here and there" is just a bit naive.

Saying that they are losing future customers is a totally different statement than saying that they should be concerned that people aren't playing their previous games, which they don't expect people to do in the first place. 
it's also just pure conjecture anyway.

Modifié par Atakuma, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:40 .

[Dragoonlordz]

3DandBeyond wrote...

Atakuma wrote...

Pheonix57 wrote...

Ozida wrote...

Same here. I honestly thought I will be replaying ME3 at least 4-5 times in a row, like I did with previous two games, and I haven't replayed it even once. I don't even have an interest to replay ME1 and ME2 any more, and not because I am protesting against something, but simply because it is not that exciting anymore. I would never think in my whole life that a 10-minutes nonsense can ruin something so badly for me! And I've seen much worse trash in games and movies, believe me, but ME3 ending fiasco is just something phenomenal!

This is soemthing that should set off alarms for Bioware: People have stopped playing an entire series, not because they are protesting, but because they do not want to anymore.

And they should care about that because...? Whether people continue to play their previous games or not has no affect on them.

It can affect them in many ways.  No buyers for DLC, no possibility of microtransaction income from MP, and no interest in ME anything ever again.  And very likely no interest in BW as well.  That's not good for them nor for you.  If you want them to continue making DLC, then consider what is happening.  Also consider how many years people held onto ME1 because of liking that game itself, waiting for ME2, and then waiting for ME3.  Then consider that people may be dumping ME3 and not even considering waiting for a glimmer of any other ME game on the horizon.  If you don't understand what that means, I can't spell it out for you.  It should be obvious.

People buy and sell their games all the time I have sold ME2 prior because I did not like it that much but when was one sale very cheap picked up again because even if did not like the entire game there are parts that are enjoyable. There are thousands of games I sold yet when a developer makes one I think I will enjoy I buy that. Sometimes I buy one again that I never enjoyed that much just because it was very cheap and had parts that I did enjoy. Bioware have vast amounts of willing customers still numbering in the millions who wish to continue buying their games, they still have vast amounts willing to buy their DLC. You implied earlier that they do not have willing customers to buy their products or people who love their work still in your library anology many pages back of which I corrected you on at the time. When I said the still have both groups of people who want to buy their games on mass and loved their products numbering in the milions.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:40 .

[Atakuma]

Modifié par Atakuma, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:39 .

[chevyguy87]

3DandBeyond wrote...

And so on.  Don't you think people will sense a theme here?  So they can end up with 15000 EMS.  For what?  Now, if and just if all of the beings you come across in the SP DLC packs meet for some big finale, that DLC will be really less than satisfying.  People are already wondering what good Leviathan was or what sense it made since Levi said it was going to fight and then doesn't.  This is what people can't reconcile.  The DLC does nothing for the game once it's done.

Dee I swear you can read minds since I was about to post something similar to what I have bolded in your statement. What I have bolded is exactly why Post Ending DLC related to ME3 will fail for some players, no matter how interesting and informative they are there is still NO POINT in buying them, others will have a different standpoint. Look at Leviathan, after it's over we can do our rounds about the Normandy and get everybody's take on the events but after that, it's business as usual so what in the hell was the point of playing it? From what I read you can't even go back to Bryson's lab after the mission to talk with Ann. 

ME2 also had this same issue, but I didn't mind it as much because ME2 did so many other things right that ME3 sort of tripped over.

[AresKeith]

Dragoonlordz wrote...

obZen DF wrote...

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Good point! Tell us, Bioware !

It was a general PR statement. It applies to not just those who do not like it, but those who have interest in continuing to be a fan, be a customer it is also directed at too. It simply means there will be massive amounts of good DLC for those who like it or are concerned about what happened with DA2 expansion happening with ME3. Almost everyone I have seen who played Leviathan said it was a good DLC including even some who merely watched it on youtube said looked good. Only ones who hated it are the same ones who hate the game regardless of the free EC DLC which made a lot of people happy enough to continue playing ME3. The comment was not directed at specific individuals but to millions of people who bought the game and not those specifically who might dislike it.

Leviathan was a good DLC, but the problem was they became pointless after that DLC was over

[3DandBeyond]

Atakuma wrote...

Xellith wrote...

Im still waiting for a reason to want to keep my ME3 copy "forever". Seems like PR bull**** from Mr Gamble.

It amazes me how literally people take this stuff. Of course it's PR Bull****, Gamble makes vague hyperbolic statements like this all the time.

So that somehow makes it alright?  Well, enough is enough.  Truth in advertising.  I'm not saying they broke laws or should be sued, but they need to get real and it's not just BW.  They all do.  A guy can't sell a toothbrush and tell you it will prevent cavities or that it will lead to marriage for the customer.  Sure, no one would believe the second statement, but the seller still cannot make that claim.  First off, it's not true and would lead to fines and more.  But secondly, it's wrong to state it if it is not true.

What's wrong with telling companies not to make false promises?  PR may be what you say it is, but make no mistake it exists to get people to part with their money.  I could relate this to the thing we've all been dealing with for several years now-people that were lied to to get them to buy things and how they didn't have the savvy to know they were being lied to.

Games today are geared to sell through pre-orders more than after release.  Sales numbers for release day and first week sales can make or break a game.  Hype and PR is geared toward pre-orders as well as is the knowledge of what a game series is like.  I'm done with pre-orders.  And no, hype and PR aren't truth or to be believed, but that does not make it ok to say it.  If someone hypes something and it isn't true then they have lied.  If they keep doing it, then they are liars.  We as consumers must truly get all devs to start being truthful about things-don't tell me what you will do if you don't mean to do it.  And if you failed to deliver on it, own up to it.  I guarantee that people do respect that.

[Dragoonlordz]

AresKeith wrote...

Dragoonlordz wrote...

obZen DF wrote...

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Good point! Tell us, Bioware !

It was a general PR statement. It applies to not just those who do not like it, but those who have interest in continuing to be a fan, be a customer it is also directed at too. It simply means there will be massive amounts of good DLC for those who like it or are concerned about what happened with DA2 expansion happening with ME3. Almost everyone I have seen who played Leviathan said it was a good DLC including even some who merely watched it on youtube said looked good. Only ones who hated it are the same ones who hate the game regardless of the free EC DLC which made a lot of people happy enough to continue playing ME3. The comment was not directed at specific individuals but to millions of people who bought the game and not those specifically who might dislike it.

Leviathan was a good DLC, but the problem was they became pointless after that DLC was over

I do not buy a DLC for what happens after, I buy a DLC to enjoy what happens within it. Just like I did not buy ME1 for sole purpose of possible impact in ME2, I bought it to enjoy ME1 itself etc. The content of it is what matters not the content outside of it.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:44 .

[Applepie_Svk]

Dragoonlordz wrote...


I do not buy a DLC for what happens after, I buy a DLC to enjoy what happens within it.

Trying to make a sense from bad ending via payed DLC is not what I call entertaiment, but it´s more like polishing turd... but well they polished already twice, atleast one time for free - I smell polishingception...

Xellith wrote...

Im still waiting for a reason to want to keep my ME3 copy "forever". Seems like PR bull**** from Mr Gamble.

It´s gamble by Gambe... otherwise, from what I have seen I already know what they have in store - cutting core content of game and selling it as DLCs, look at all unanswered questions from conversation in DLCs:
- Crucible
- creators of Crucible
- Catalyst
- creators of Catalyst
- Harbinger, Sovereign
- Keepers

Modifié par Applepie_Svk, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:50 .

[AresKeith]

Dragoonlordz wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Dragoonlordz wrote...

obZen DF wrote...

comrade gando wrote...

Im debating if I should sell my ME trilogy or give it away. Is it even worth the effort to sell them? What am I goIng to get for them anyway 5 bucks? Either way I'm not keeping this violated former series around, much too painful after bioware torched it to death.

Know what's wierd? Why would bioware say that if we knew what they were planning we'd hold on to our copies forever, then say they'll never change the ending if they know for a fact the ending is the single biggest game breaking flaw in this game? Makes no sense. Maybe its more lies, had enough of those thank you. Peace.

Good point! Tell us, Bioware !

It was a general PR statement. It applies to not just those who do not like it, but those who have interest in continuing to be a fan, be a customer it is also directed at too. It simply means there will be massive amounts of good DLC for those who like it or are concerned about what happened with DA2 expansion happening with ME3. Almost everyone I have seen who played Leviathan said it was a good DLC including even some who merely watched it on youtube said looked good. Only ones who hated it are the same ones who hate the game regardless of the free EC DLC which made a lot of people happy enough to continue playing ME3. The comment was not directed at specific individuals but to millions of people who bought the game and not those specifically who might dislike it.

Leviathan was a good DLC, but the problem was they became pointless after that DLC was over

I do not buy a DLC for what happens after, I buy a DLC to enjoy what happens within it. Just like I did not buy ME1 for sole purpose of possible impact in ME2, I bought it to enjoy ME1 itself etc. The content of it is what matters not the content outside of it.

so does everyone else, but when you buy and play Story based DLCs people expect to see that play some part of the final mission or the ending, which they do none

Modifié par AresKeith, 05 septembre 2012 - 05:48 .