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[iggy4566]

 Due to all the neg feedback ME4 will sell poorly very poorly Cause a very large number of fans are done with ME and Bioware and they can't fool any one with their PR spin anymore.

[arial]

ME4 will sell, even with the bad rap ME3 got.

ME has reached the point it is considered a "AAA Franchise", and AAA Franchises will continue to sell regardless of perception.

[ChrisDV]

And? People still saw Episodes II & III after Episode I.

[chefcook90]

ChrisDV wrote...

And? People still saw Episodes II & III after Episode I.

^Star Wars

[MegaSovereign]

I'll buy like 10 copies just to spite you OP.

[JamesFaith]

I heard same story after Tomb Raider: Chronicles and Tombraider: Angel of darkness and you know what? Lara is still here and kicking.

ME3 will not destroy franchise, they just change direction a little and ME universe will go on.

[brettc893]

Oh you.

There are plenty of short busers who cared nothing for the story who played 2 and 3.

Plus, not all of us hate the entire franchise just because they screwed up the finale.

[The Spamming Troll]

im convined it wont sell as well as it should. and bioware will get what they deserve.

but what do i know. its not like ive been here complaining about stupid bioware logic since ME2, or anything....

[ChrisDV]

chefcook90 wrote...

ChrisDV wrote...

And? People still saw Episodes II & III after Episode I.

^Star Wars

That was my point.

[AshenShug4r]

I didn't like the ending but I'll get it.

[Andy the Black]

Mass Effect still has a huge fan base, even with all the bs with the ending. The fact people are still playing Mass 3 and buying it DLC pretty much proves this. Course if they stray to far from what made the Mass Effect games great it might be a different matter. Turning into a straight shooter will alienate more fans than Mass 3's ending ever did.

[Aaleel]

If it sells well it will have to be due to good word of mouth. I doubt it will get the massive amount of pre-orders that ME3 got, and seeing that ME3 even with that amount of pre-orders isn't even the top selling ME game, let alone the top selling Bioware game ever says a lot.

I feel if ME3 and DA3 are going to sell well, they'll have to do it on their own merit and not Bioware's reputation.

Modifié par Aaleel, 14 novembre 2012 - 01:24 .

[huntrrz]

It'll sell, although a respectable chunk of players will wait for player feedback before they buy their copies.

[dead_goon]

It'll sell, it's got atleast 2 years to shake off some of the negativity caused by ME3, & gamers are a short memoried fickle lot at the best of times, not with standing the fact i expect it to be aimed at the casual gamer even more than ME3 was.

[SNascimento]

Leviathan sold better than all other Mass Effect DLCs.
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So, no. You are wrong. Very wrong.

[Transairion]

And? People still saw Episodes II & III after Episode I.

I found the Prequel trilogy more exciting/breathtaking to watch than the goofy antics of Han + friends to be honest. Episode II was exceedingly romance heavy but was kind of a requirement, so I agree that one was mostly a letdown (but Jango!).

Despite the prequels being considered "bad", I don't believe they ruined the later episodes at all, they just expand what happened beforehand.

ME3 however had the responsibility of 2 games of buildup and lots of promisies, and not delivering. It was like watching Episode I - V in order, being super pumped for Return of the Jedi, then it being completely different to expected (and being even worse than current Ewoks).

ME3 f**ked up and dropped the ball in the most important part of the game. ME4 sure won't be selling because ME3 was such a "hit"...

[Marsz. Kula]

I hear about this "bad rep" that ME3 has, on this forum no doubt, perhaps others as well, but really, everything I hear about the game outside of this place is generally positive, aside from the endings, and even then it doesn't seem like something that is going to turn people away from ME4. I'm excited and hope its great. I'm pretty new to the series, I didn't buy any of the games till ME3 was announced, and while I'm not 100% sure, I'm hard pressed to think of a better trilogy in gaming.

[Clayless]

Marsz. Kula wrote...

I hear about this "bad rep" that ME3 has, on this forum no doubt, perhaps others as well, but really, everything I hear about the game outside of this place is generally positive, aside from the endings, and even then it doesn't seem like something that is going to turn people away from ME4. I'm excited and hope its great. I'm pretty new to the series, I didn't buy any of the games till ME3 was announced, and while I'm not 100% sure, I'm hard pressed to think of a better trilogy in gaming.

This will fall on deaf ears around these parts.

On a different note, you're kidding yourself OP. ME4 is a day 1 buy for me.

[Andy the Black]

Marsz. Kula wrote...

I hear about this "bad rep" that ME3 has, on this forum no doubt, perhaps others as well, but really, everything I hear about the game outside of this place is generally positive, aside from the endings, and even then it doesn't seem like something that is going to turn people away from ME4. I'm excited and hope its great. I'm pretty new to the series, I didn't buy any of the games till ME3 was announced, and while I'm not 100% sure, I'm hard pressed to think of a better trilogy in gaming.

Though I agree, Halo fans in coming in 5... 4... 3...

[arial]

Andy the Black wrote...

Marsz. Kula wrote...

I hear about this "bad rep" that ME3 has, on this forum no doubt, perhaps others as well, but really, everything I hear about the game outside of this place is generally positive, aside from the endings, and even then it doesn't seem like something that is going to turn people away from ME4. I'm excited and hope its great. I'm pretty new to the series, I didn't buy any of the games till ME3 was announced, and while I'm not 100% sure, I'm hard pressed to think of a better trilogy in gaming.

Though I agree, Halo fans in coming in 5... 4... 3...

Halo is no longer a trilogy, it has hit quadrilogy status.

[Transairion]

I'm pretty new to the series, I didn't buy any of the games till ME3 was announced, and while I'm not 100% sure, I'm hard pressed to think of a better trilogy in gaming.

I guess you might not be as "emotionally invested" as some of us have been then. I started with ME2 after hearing lots of good things, then went and got ME1: loved it all, got so invested you would not believe. Psyched for ME3, so happy.

ME3 rolls around:
- Legion, my favourite ME2 character dies no matter what action I take
- Tali, my Love Interest, has no "love scene" while Ash/Liara have ****ty ones (still no CGI Tali face revealed)
- Rachni have to be saved twice, Rachni mission appears to everyone who hasn't played ME1 with an indentical looking (yet fake!) Queen. Reduced to War Assets with no actual gameplay/CGI battle.
- Heaps of stuff that should have carried over from ME1-ME2 is barely mentioned/becomes a worthless war asset, there isn't a huge difference between a New ME3 and ME1-ME3 game
- Saving/destroying the Collector Base has nil impact when it should've had a massive one
- James Vega the newbie tour guide character
- The end result of 3 games was so bad they had to make an Extended Cut version since no-one understood it

Basically I was really damn excited for ME3, but by the time I was done it was just... an utter failure of my expectations. The fact Bioware themselves said "it's a great place to start in the triology!" means it's geared towards newbies, which utterly should NOT be the case when it was meant to be about carrying over 2 previous games choices and content into wildly different directions.

[whoisthis98]

it won't do well but they'll just blame pirates  not casey

[Mathias]

Let's not forget that how much this game will sell will be up to Bioware Montreal and how they present this game. If it's a brand new trilogy that uses the same formula as ME1-3 then they should be ok, but probably still won't see the same numbers ME2 and ME3 did.

[Syroel13]

If people throw hate towards COD and they keep popping out the games, ME4 will do the exact same. and sell well

[PsiMatrix]

Transairion wrote...

And? People still saw Episodes II & III after Episode I.

I found the Prequel trilogy more exciting/breathtaking to watch than the goofy antics of Han + friends to be honest. Episode II was exceedingly romance heavy but was kind of a requirement, so I agree that one was mostly a letdown (but Jango!).

Despite the prequels being considered "bad", I don't believe they ruined the later episodes at all, they just expand what happened beforehand.

ME3 however had the responsibility of 2 games of buildup and lots of promisies, and not delivering. It was like watching Episode I - V in order, being super pumped for Return of the Jedi, then it being completely different to expected (and being even worse than current Ewoks).

ME3 f**ked up and dropped the ball in the most important part of the game. ME4 sure won't be selling because ME3 was such a "hit"...

Funny you should mention that - the ending to RotJ might've been as bleak as original edit ME3.

But then Lucas went with the happy reunion ending and just sold Lucasfilm for $4billion so what does he know?