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[Mike1220]

A man on Youtube posted this to counter what someone said about the ending being bad.
"Then you completely missed the ending. The point of the
ending is not to make you feel like you won everything, but to make you
understand the meaning of sacrifice. Yeah, decisions in ME1 or ME2 may
not seem like a huge impact in the end, but ME3 makes you remember
everything that you did, your experience, your struggles, your
victories. In the end, you save the galaxy and let all beings be as they
have always been.
You pick how you want to live and be remembered by."

I 100% agree with him. What do you guys think?

[Argetfalcon]

no

[David7204]

No.

[CaIIisto]

There's only one sacrifice at the end of ME3 - That of Marauder Shields. Honour his sacrifice.....

Oh, and NO.

Modifié par Bester76, 11 octobre 2012 - 11:35 .

[Mike1220]

well i guess not everyone can see the big picture. this ending has to be one of, if not the best ending in a any video game. I'm just disappointed that others can't see it like that. Everyone i talk to in real life says they loved it only on the internet do i find the haters but it's my opinion.

[dirty console peasant]

no, oh and I have one friend who liked the ending, he didn't love it but he didn't hate it either. Everyone else I know didn't like the ending.

[KaeserZen]

No.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Mike1220 wrote...

well i guess not everyone can see the big picture. this ending has to be one of, if not the best ending in a any video game. I'm just disappointed that others can't see it like that. Everyone i talk to in real life says they loved it only on the internet do i find the haters but it's my opinion.

I see the big picture quite well enough.

[CaIIisto]

Mike1220 wrote...

well i guess not everyone can see the big picture. this ending has to be one of, if not the best ending in a any video game. I'm just disappointed that others can't see it like that. Everyone i talk to in real life says they loved it only on the internet do i find the haters but it's my opinion.

Is this at your Drones Anonymous group meeting?

[dreman9999]

Yes...That is exactly the point. Any one that says no just wants a rainbows happy ending.

[dreman9999]

Bester76 wrote...

There's only one sacrifice at the end of ME3 - That of Marauder Shields. Honour his sacrifice.....

Oh, and NO.

Shepard dieing in control and synthesis or sacrificing the geth to stp the reapers are not sacrifices?

[SovereignX6]

Yes. and Yes.

[Mike1220]

@Bester76 if your just gonna be an ass don't even post I'm just stating my opinion what is so wrong with that? If you have nothing relevant to say than don't post it.

[MACharlie1]

Unfortunately, this sort of symbolic ending doesn't translate well with this kind of game where we've made a hundred choices that we would be told that would matter in the end. Ultimately, the ending (and I'm talking EC here) boiled down to Krogan Genophage (which was two choices) and the Quarians/Geth. Thats it. Don't tell us - show us. Show us that our choices did something for the ending.

And in the end, it's still a game played by people who like guns and shooting crap. We love the story but we still like blowing things up. You can't switch from one mode to the rest. It cheapens it. Make up your mind and stick with a single emotion. 

Modifié par MACharlie1, 11 octobre 2012 - 11:54 .

[MacNasty]

No.

[Foxhound2121]

...What sacrifice do you think there was?

I am thinking you and your friend missed the speculations.

[Stalker]

dreman9999 wrote...

Yes...That is exactly the point. Any one that says no just wants a rainbows happy ending.

No...

I just wanted an ending that's not 1-out-of-3 pre-defined and introduced by a ghost child with flawed logic. I don't really care how sad it is.

[blueumi]

no the point of any video game is for you to win even if the hero is dead the player should fell like the beat the game and feel satisfied

bioware needs to get it that they make GAMES NOT MOVIES NOT ART GAMES and games are there to entertain and make people feel good about playing and spending so much time and money to play

so an ending can be tragic but the gamer should feel like what they did mattered makes sense and was fun that ending should never be in a video game and bioware needs to stop doing art and doing what games are designed or they might as well leave the GAMES industry

[Xellith]

No.

[Smoothie]

The ending being bad had nothing to do with Shepard having to sacrifice or how he was remembered...it was more about throwing a god-like character into the mix out of nowhere in the last 10 minuts and being forced to accept it's logic.

[drayfish]

dreman9999 wrote...

Yes...That is exactly the point. Any one that says no just wants a rainbows happy ending.

This is a ludicrously unhelpful and unjustified oversimplification.  If you have to proffer such a cartoonish vision of opinions contrary to your own it does not suggest much for your own analysis.

Personally, I was revolted by the ending on an emotional, intellectual and ideological basis, but I am genuinely glad to hear that you enjoyed it OP.

[BonFire5]

There's barely any sacrifice when about 78+% of the people choose high EMS Destroy anyway. Let Shep die or give us high EMS survival for the other endings. In short, I guess, I don't agree.

[AlexPorto111]

dreman9999 wrote...

Yes...That is exactly the point. Any one that says no just wants a rainbows happy ending.

I completely agree.

[Siirlock]

Mike1220 wrote...

A man on Youtube posted this to counter what someone said about the ending being bad.
"Then you completely missed the ending. The point of the
ending is not to make you feel like you won everything, but to make you
understand the meaning of sacrifice. Yeah, decisions in ME1 or ME2 may
not seem like a huge impact in the end, but ME3 makes you remember
everything that you did, your experience, your struggles, your
victories. In the end, you save the galaxy and let all beings be as they
have always been.
You pick how you want to live and be remembered by."

I 100% agree with him. What do you guys think?

I agree, for the most part.