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[StElmo]

sentinel_87 wrote...

Bioware has sated before that they will not drastically alter the endings but may add to them in a way similar to Leviathan. I still think this gives them enough leeway to make some fans a little happier with the ending of Shepard's story.

I would be surprised if the final DLC does not add something to the endings.

that would be ideal. Maybe some fans will still be bummed at the lack of choice impact. But if their head wasn't spinning with questions after a playthrough, then that would probably mellow everything down.

Especially gioven the arguments here! haha, re: synthesis and all that jazz

[ZeCollectorDestroya]

Emotional? Didn't we get enough of that **** already? I want badass. Something the ME3 hasn't been able to do since ME2. ME3 is a depressing game, and now depressing DLC? Who is this game aimed at? Emos? This game WANTS to make you sad.

If you want to do emotional right, go to Telltale Games and ask them about The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead just tells its story. It doesn't try to make you sad, it just automatically does.

I mean, c'mon. Forced dead kid sympathy...

[liggy002]

ZeCollectorDestroya wrote...

Emotional? Didn't we get enough of that **** already? I want badass. Something the ME3 hasn't been able to do since ME2. ME3 is a depressing game, and now depressing DLC? Who is this game aimed at? Emos? This game WANTS to make you sad.

If you want to do emotional right, go to Telltale Games and ask them about The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead just tells its story. It doesn't try to make you sad, it just automatically does.

I mean, c'mon. Forced dead kid sympathy...

A Harbinger battle would be bad ass.  So would our war assets in action and a revamped and fully ACTIONIZED Priority:  Earth.  ME2 was everything ME3 should have been.

[adam32867]

the results are rather telling