Jade8aby88 wrote...
People need to stop holding their wallets and start supporting this company if they ever want anything in regards to the endings changed.
There is absolutely NOTHING stopping them from cutting their losses and running, cancelling future dlc plans.
I don't know about you, but I REALLY don't want to see that happen!
In fact, I would rather support them on blind faith and optimism alone, hoping that they will listen and fix this with future dlc. But for that to happen, people need to get off their "youtube" horses and show BioWare how much you want a better ending for Shepard and for Mass Effect too.
Because at the end of the day, they hold all the cards.
In the same way we all banded together to "hold the line", we need to band together once again to show BioWare just how far we're willing to go. Sure, this blind faith might be a bit dellusional, but I know for a fact that 'holding the wallet', is not going to do anything but bad things.
I disagree with your position OP.
Why is it the consumers' responsibility to support a product that doesn't meet their needs? And you're suggesting that we keep supporting a company on the unfounded hope that they
might listen to us? That's not how the free market works.
If they can't meet the needs of their consumers' and subsequently fail, then that is their responsibility. So if Leviathan fails to meet their projected sales, and they cancel all future DLC for ME3 and move on to another game (ME4 or even a new IP), then that's just the market forces at work. As consumers' it's our job to look out for our best interests and to pick winners and losers with our hard earned money.
Now for me, I did buy Leviathan and the Firefight pack. I thought they were a good value and I was pleased with the DLC. If I end up in the minority and Leviathan does fail (and future DLC plans are nixed), then that's just the free market doing what it does. I may be disappointed for a bit (like I was with the cancellation of Exalted March), but there's plenty of other games coming out that I'm looking forward to. I'll just move on and play another game, and maybe when Bioware releases it's next games I might buy one of them if it appeals to me.