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I think Shepard will be rescued in this next DLC and he will finally get his happy ending.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:07
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I'd prefer if they just convinced Microsoft to stop being dicks and increase the limit.
Retour en haut
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:09
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Awakening is DLC on xbox.
It's 1.88G in size.
How it's the same size as the EC I don't know. DA team must have actual wizards on it.
It didn't have a load of high-res cinematics in it.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:10
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lol just trying to match the ridiculous level of this thread and the obnoxious requests herein.Sion1138 wrote...
Mcfly616 wrote...
Pretty much....Robosexual wrote...
You're all just getting your hope up so you have a reason to screech at Bioware when they announce the DLC.
its kinda funny
Could you possibly be more obnoxious than you are?
Come on, give it a shot.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:12
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MegaSovereign wrote...
iakus wrote...
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Now that I think about it, why can't this DLC be an expansion? ME3.5? It has all writers on board, and this is the end...so why not?
Xbox DLC limit.
It could be sold as a disk then...
Mass Effect 3: One More Story.
I dig that.
Heck, an Awakeningstype postending expansion could be what, well, nothing can please "everybody" but it could please as much as any dlc can. Those who like the endings get "one more story" (posibly with an Orlesian Spectre for those who want their Shepards to stay dead) those who didn't get one final shot at a "real" ending. Or at least closure.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:15
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lol just trying to match the ridiculous level of this thread and the obnoxious requests herein.
Like you don't understand human beings, come on.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:15
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iakus wrote...
MegaSovereign wrote...
iakus wrote...
Robosexual wrote...
UrgentArchengel wrote...
Now that I think about it, why can't this DLC be an expansion? ME3.5? It has all writers on board, and this is the end...so why not?
Xbox DLC limit.
It could be sold as a disk then...
Mass Effect 3: One More Story.
I dig that.
Heck, an Awakeningstype postending expansion could be what, well, nothing can please "everybody" but it could please as much as any dlc can. Those who like the endings get "one more story" (posibly with an Orlesian Spectre for those who want their Shepards to stay dead) those who didn't get one final shot at a "real" ending. Or at least closure.
What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:18
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What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
Out of the frying pan...
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:21
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Its gonna be Shepards crew VS Keepers of the citadel
HAHA!
HAHA!
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:25
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MegaSovereign wrote...
What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
Cerberus remnants
Indoctrinated servants of the Reapers trying to bring back their "masters" either to recreate the Reapers or to wrest control of them.
Power grab by faction of one of the governments (civil war on Thessia? Coup attempt against the turian Hegemony?)
Quest to repair some of the relays, with several minor missions combining into an overall goal (yeah, sort a "Star Map" in concept, but still a viable idea, I think)
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:26
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Sion1138 wrote...
MegaSovereign wrote...
What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
Out of the frying pan...
.... and into the fire.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:29
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iakus wrote...
MegaSovereign wrote...
What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
Cerberus remnants
Indoctrinated servants of the Reapers trying to bring back their "masters" either to recreate the Reapers or to wrest control of them.
Power grab by faction of one of the governments (civil war on Thessia? Coup attempt against the turian Hegemony?)
Quest to repair some of the relays, with several minor missions combining into an overall goal (yeah, sort a "Star Map" in concept, but still a viable idea, I think)
And this is post-Destroy only? Shepards who pick a different ending get locked out.
I guess that could be a good way to introduce the next protagonist.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:30
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simfamSP wrote...
Sion1138 wrote...
MegaSovereign wrote...
What immediate conflict could possibly occur post-ending?
They could setup some sort of conflict that can be later resolved in future games but it'd make the story feel a little disjointed if it occurs almost immediately after the Reapers have been defeated.
Out of the frying pan...
.... and into the fire.
:lol::lol::lol:
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:34
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That would mean the two lead writers would stop being stubborn and give the fans what they wanted.
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But do not trust to hope, it has forsaken these lands.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:40
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Strange to see optimism and hope even now.
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But do not trust to hope, it has forsaken these lands.
AWESOME MOVIE
:lol::lol:
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:42
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Mcfly616 wrote...
lol just trying to match the ridiculous level of this thread and the obnoxious requests herein.Sion1138 wrote...
Mcfly616 wrote...
Pretty much....Robosexual wrote...
You're all just getting your hope up so you have a reason to screech at Bioware when they announce the DLC.
its kinda funny
Could you possibly be more obnoxious than you are?
Come on, give it a shot.
I seem to recall on one thread you said that 'everybody hates my face' and that you get a good laugh when I pop in to comment on a thread.
Yet here I see you being the one that is ridiculed, Mcfly. I sense that what you're saying is in error on my own behalf.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:43
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yeah....they're stubborn alright. For creating something that you didn't particularly like. Boo hoo. Do you talk sh*t about the writers of every movie that didn't give you a happy ending? Pathetic....eoinnx03 wrote...
That would mean the two lead writers would stop being stubborn and give the fans what they wanted.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:46
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There was games back in the 1990s for example that had cut levels that were never released. So some were unsatisfied (reality of trying to please everyone).
As for closure, there was lots of closure, just not wrapped up in the last 5 minutes of the game. Just sometime during the course of the game.
For example, the characters tell you what their plan is after the war, but they don't necessarily show you what happens. Glad Mass Effect 3 doesn't suffer from what some call "Return of the King syndrome", which spells out too much, gives too much closure, and just leaves nothing to the imagination, because they hold people's hands through the whole thing.
That's what separates sci-fi from other genres, is that whole imagination and creative thinking aspect. Not just Mass Effect, but a lot of shows have done this in the past.
I like how they did it differently with Mass Effect 3's ending. For example, with Mass Effect 2, if you did eveything right, everyone lives. People loved that.
Now, with Mass Effect 3, Shepard dies in 24 out of the 25 possible variations of endings (based off of EMS).
Some were probably expecting a Mass Effect 2 style ending where most of your squad lives, but like I said, in the reality of a war, that ain't gonna happen (see my sacrifce thing).
A lot of people have to think about this realistically. Fighting a war isn't going to always end happily ever after. Actually World War 2 for example had at least 70 million casualties of people who gave their lives in the defense of their countries. That's kind of what Mass Effect 3 does. Although take that 70 million number and turn it into billions of lives throughout the galaxy.
They said many times there may not be a tomorrow for anyone, or there may not be a home to go back to.
Yes, it's bleak, but it's realistic given all the stuff that has happened before.
As for closure, there was lots of closure, just not wrapped up in the last 5 minutes of the game. Just sometime during the course of the game.
For example, the characters tell you what their plan is after the war, but they don't necessarily show you what happens. Glad Mass Effect 3 doesn't suffer from what some call "Return of the King syndrome", which spells out too much, gives too much closure, and just leaves nothing to the imagination, because they hold people's hands through the whole thing.
That's what separates sci-fi from other genres, is that whole imagination and creative thinking aspect. Not just Mass Effect, but a lot of shows have done this in the past.
I like how they did it differently with Mass Effect 3's ending. For example, with Mass Effect 2, if you did eveything right, everyone lives. People loved that.
Now, with Mass Effect 3, Shepard dies in 24 out of the 25 possible variations of endings (based off of EMS).
Some were probably expecting a Mass Effect 2 style ending where most of your squad lives, but like I said, in the reality of a war, that ain't gonna happen (see my sacrifce thing).
A lot of people have to think about this realistically. Fighting a war isn't going to always end happily ever after. Actually World War 2 for example had at least 70 million casualties of people who gave their lives in the defense of their countries. That's kind of what Mass Effect 3 does. Although take that 70 million number and turn it into billions of lives throughout the galaxy.
They said many times there may not be a tomorrow for anyone, or there may not be a home to go back to.
Yes, it's bleak, but it's realistic given all the stuff that has happened before.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:50
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no....I said I scroll past every single one of your posts (not this one obviously, as its directed at me)fiendishchicken wrote...
Mcfly616 wrote...
lol just trying to match the ridiculous level of this thread and the obnoxious requests herein.Sion1138 wrote...
Mcfly616 wrote...
Pretty much....Robosexual wrote...
You're all just getting your hope up so you have a reason to screech at Bioware when they announce the DLC.
its kinda funny
Could you possibly be more obnoxious than you are?
Come on, give it a shot.
I seem to recall on one thread you said that 'everybody hates my face' and that you get a good laugh when I pop in to comment on a thread.
Yet here I see you being the one that is ridiculed, Mcfly. I sense that what you're saying is in error on my own behalf.
I'm being ridiculed? Hmm haven't noticed. What a shame. I suppose its not surprising though, seeing as what thread we're in, and my blatant honesty on the fact that such a request A) isn't going to happen(for the bajillionth time) and
its downright retarded lol. Yes, we shall have a post ending dlc (that wont be anti-climactic or anything) where we search for Shepard or play as somebody else entirely.....all the while fighting against remnants of Cerberus???!! You're right. It's genius. Pure gold. Totally works lolol. I take back everything I said against this epiphany of the coming Masterpiece that this dlc would be.....You have got to be joking. Lol
It's w.e though. I'll do me. You do you. I'm glad you got some gratification.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 08:53
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"think about this realistically", "the reality of a war"? This is a Sci-Fi story. Not a damn World War II documentary film on History Channel. Wake up. sheesh...
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Mcfly616 wrote...
yeah....they're stubborn alright. For creating something that you didn't particularly like. Boo hoo. Do you talk sh*t about the writers of every movie that didn't give you a happy ending? Pathetic....eoinnx03 wrote...
That would mean the two lead writers would stop being stubborn and give the fans what they wanted.
Excuse me but this non of your business and about the Mass Effect 3 ending is not full the destroy ending is like cut with the scissors
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 09:00
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They need to take the endings and stick them straight up someone's ass, otherwise i don't think i will buy the DLC
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"think about this realistically", "the reality of a war"? This is a Sci-Fi story. Not a damn World War II documentary film on History Channel. Wake up. sheesh...
Yes, it is, but it's also a galactic war.
You probably didn't read the the pre-release statements they made. Something about an "all out galactic war". You may not have gathered all the facts before buying this game. It's a war story, they made that clear.
I mean they did mention that they lost a few million people on Thessia. Sound like a war to you? Or a sci-fi story? Hell, Shepard mentions something about "losing half the galaxy" during Arrival.
Garrus wants a word with you
What were you expecting, beat the Reapers, and ride off into the sunset with your LI? I'm glad that Bioware actually took a risk with this instead of following the same pattern.
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 09:06
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none of my business? Huh? Lol not sure what you're talking about considering this is a forum, where you shared how you feel and I commented by asking a direct question. If you don't want to discuss anything, then dont share. Your problem, not mineSnake91 wrote...
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yeah....they're stubborn alright. For creating something that you didn't particularly like. Boo hoo. Do you talk sh*t about the writers of every movie that didn't give you a happy ending? Pathetic....eoinnx03 wrote...
That would mean the two lead writers would stop being stubborn and give the fans what they wanted.
Excuse me but this non of your business and about the Mass Effect 3 ending is not full the destroy ending is like cut with the scissors
Edit: oh, and if by "2 writers" you mean Mac and Casey.....well, Casey isn't a writer. He's the project lead of the entire series.
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