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[Maxster_]

AresKeith wrote...

Maxster_ wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Argetfalcon wrote...

The EC made it better, but it's still rather disappointing

Like sprinkles on a dog turd.

Especially evacuation scene(beam and Harbringer). I laughed for 10 minutes straight.

that scene brought shame to Harbinger lol

He was just misunderstood. He is actual hero and overall good person of Mass Effect series. And he is very polite, and shy.

[AresKeith]

Maxster_ wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Maxster_ wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Argetfalcon wrote...

The EC made it better, but it's still rather disappointing

Like sprinkles on a dog turd.

Especially evacuation scene(beam and Harbringer). I laughed for 10 minutes straight.

that scene brought shame to Harbinger lol

He was just misunderstood. He is actual hero and overall good person of Mass Effect series. And he is very polite, and shy.

nobody is shy with that epic voice

[moater boat]

I still hate most of the game. It was pretty much a travesty, and I only come back to the forums a couple times a week to let my voice be heard.

[Foolsfolly]

Syfoor wrote...

It was long time since i was away from forums and ME3 in any form, but i just got in and wanted to ask, do people still hate the endings? It may sound silly but endings made game unplayable for me, atleast the single-player mode, MP got me hooked for few weeks. But still i was really disappointed after first two games, loved them. So back to main question again, do people still hate endings as much as they did back in few weeks after launch, did EC reduce the hate or everyone just live with it and move on?

I still dislike anything related to the Catalyst. That ill-thought out character single-handedly caused all the trouble and yelling and free DLC and theories that have plagued BioWare since the game's release.

Well, actually since the demo since that's when the script leaked and those who read the leaks were already complaining about the ending.

[Maxster_]

AresKeith wrote...

Maxster_ wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Maxster_ wrote...

Hexley UK wrote...

Argetfalcon wrote...

The EC made it better, but it's still rather disappointing

Like sprinkles on a dog turd.

Especially evacuation scene(beam and Harbringer). I laughed for 10 minutes straight.

that scene brought shame to Harbinger lol

He was just misunderstood. He is actual hero and overall good person of Mass Effect series. And he is very polite, and shy.

nobody is shy with that epic voice

When you'll be hit with green space magic, you will know a lot more about Harbringer.

[Hudathan]

I never hated it, in fact quite the opposite.

[ADeadDiehard]

Hate is a strong word. Almost strong enough to describe my disdain for it.
The thing is, the ending was so bad, it opened the floodgates for hate towards the rest of the game.

[CELL55]

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

[Foolsfolly]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

I think I love you.

[Iakus]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

Then I'm weird too.

[marcelo caldas]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

Whoever had this great idea of ending a game with a improbability machine (crucible) should get fired, hired and fired again

[Krimzie]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

Probably the most accurate diagnosis out there, complete with the vomitcon. 

Also explains why replaying ME3 feels like assiting Shepard's suicide. :|

[KevShep]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

WIN!
 I would have like to have the Blue Screen of death for a programing error over talking to the catalyst.

Modifié par KevShep, 29 septembre 2012 - 07:11 .

[brettc893]

Frankly my dear? I don't give a damn.

I like nothing about the endings at all, but I'm not passionate enough to hate anymore.

[NS Wizdum]

For me, the EC made the ending tolerable. I still don't think that it is up to Bioware standards, but I can accept it. I still hate how the ending played out though. Mass Effect 3 serves as a example of failure that I see other games compared to on a daily basis. I see people using phrases like "nothing spectacular, but it gives you more choices than the ME3 ending" and "on the *bleep*storm scale of 0 to ME3, I give the unrest a score of 8" when describing games to people.

Basically, Mass Effect went from a shining example of how storytelling should be done in games, to a bad punchline.

[Nightwriter]

Krimzie wrote...

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

Probably the most accurate diagnosis out there, complete with the vomitcon. 

Also explains why replaying ME3 feels like assiting Shepard's suicide. :|

This, combined with Iakus's statement that the series message goes from "you can knock fate on its ass and beat the odds" to "you can only win if they let you, and even then you'll die anyway" -- are probably, as a couple, the best descriptions I've seen.

[Icinix]

CELL55 wrote...

 I kinda find it hard to forget that the final boss of the epic space opera was a programing error that talked our character into committing suicide. 

 Maybe I'm just weird like that. <_<

This is gold.

The catalyst was actually the vault dweller from Fallout with a high level in Charm.

[Morty Smith]

If hate could bring back Randy Savage and make him go back in time to Frog Splash a certain derpist, I think I could hate it.

Modifié par Kroitz, 29 septembre 2012 - 09:27 .

[GargamelLeNoir]

The extend cut helped moving it from "ho my god I feel drained of all joy" to "that's disappointing". The ending can never be really acceptable because they introduced an omnipotent character with magic powers without foreshadowing in a setting where magic doesn't exist.
I'm pretty sure that's the biggest no-no in story telling.

[Yoritomo Tetsu]

Hate, no. I got over hate a while ago. Mostly now there's just a lingering disappointment - much like DA2.

The EC made things better for me, to the point where I could play through the game again, but now I just tend to quit the game after the last battle in London.

There are still too many unanswered questions and plot holes, and starbrat is still a terrible idea. Not least because on a second playthrough it totally nullifies what for me was one of the most moving cutscenes in the game - right at the start where the refugee shuttles are blown up and the kid dies. First playthrough that was heartbreaking, 2nd playthrough - meh, since the kid wasn't even real.

What do you know, turns out I do still care a bit...

[Galactica Phantom]

iakus wrote...

Yes. To the point where I uninstalled the entire trilogy.

I can't talk to EDI or Legion anymore without feeling guilty about what's in store.

I can't romance anyone, because it will all end in tears.

I can't pretend to be an honorable hero, because I will inevitably have to do something awful to the galaxy, whatever my choices.

Forced tragedy, forced sacrifice, pointless death, it sullied an entire trilogy. And yes, there isn't even a reunion to take the edge off.

THIS A THOUSAND TIMES THIS

When Extended Cut was first announced I got a little happy but that went back into the crapper when they announced they will not change the endings

fastforward to Extended Cut being released..
I got it installed in my PS3 I'm hovering over Load Game & I fall back into a bitter depression
I had to sell the game within the next hour because I had no interest in reopening those wounds

I won't even bother buying ME1 on PS3 because the first thought that came to my head was "What's the point? the third game practically retcons it"
what frustrates me is how gaming "journalist" call folks like me "Entilted Whiners" because the game doesn't have a happy ending for us or that it's TOO DEEP FOR US

[Loup Blanc]

I still hate the endings of Mass Effect 3. Matter of fact, I have not touched it for months and I was thinking of starting a new game yesterday. Much like with my previous attempts, just the thought of how it will all turn out discouraged me. I popped in Skyrim instead.

My problem is I have played Skyrim and Witcher 2 SO MUCH as medication for my ME3 disappointment that I am also bored with them. I need a new RPG.

I tried to restart  a DA2 playthrough but it is such a chore that I just stop 2 hours in. Every time.

Modifié par JL81, 29 septembre 2012 - 09:57 .

[Nicodemus]

Bête Noire, loathe, anathema, abomination, dislike, detest, despise, abhor, deplore, disrelish (yes it is a word), disgust, disfavor, repulsive,scorn and shun.

I can pick anyone of those words to describe how I feel about everything to do with Priority: London and the endings. We reached the crescendo of our space opera and we were anticipating a exhilarating ending, and all we got was a serious flat note that they expected us to applaud.

Mass Effect went from an enjoyable Space Opera to pantomime farce in under an hour of game play. Hate is too soft a word to use for something so many people had high expectations for.

Modifié par Nicodemus, 29 septembre 2012 - 10:32 .

[Galactica Phantom]

for most of us the hate for ME3 began with BEST PLACE TO START THE TRILOGY