Fawx9 wrote...
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
What is this "mehem" I keep hearing about? Is it a running joke i missed?
It's an extension mod for the current Destroy ending.
Oh? I just so happen to be gaming on a pc. Is it a pain in the ass to install?Jadebaby wrote...
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
What is this "mehem" I keep hearing about? Is it a running joke i missed?
It stands for Mass Effect 3 Happy Ending Mod, and it lets you play the game start to finish without ever having to step foot in the technicolour chamber of death. It also even has a reunion scene...
Only available on PC so far. I'd include a link but I'm hella tired, I'm sure someone will though
crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Modifié par Holger1405, 28 février 2013 - 02:42 .
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
Oh? I just so happen to be gaming on a pc. Is it a pain in the ass to install?Jadebaby wrote...
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
What is this "mehem" I keep hearing about? Is it a running joke i missed?
It stands for Mass Effect 3 Happy Ending Mod, and it lets you play the game start to finish without ever having to step foot in the technicolour chamber of death. It also even has a reunion scene...
Only available on PC so far. I'd include a link but I'm hella tired, I'm sure someone will though
Holger1405 wrote...
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
He can speak for roughly 70% of the fan base accoring to all publicly available polls.Holger1405 wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
I really don't get this scene. Obviously the point they're trying to get across is that shaprd didn't die, but how does my crew know? My first answer to that question was "They have coms, so somebody told them" but if that's the case, then why even get that plaque out in the first place? Somebody tell me they've figured out this scene, please.
Jadebaby wrote...
Holger1405 wrote...
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
He can speak for me.
I feel the need to ask why you're here, trying to get a point across that's common knowledge. This is what your argument looks like from the outside:Holger1405 wrote...
Jadebaby wrote...
Holger1405 wrote...
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
He can speak for me.
And you are not "all the Fans" either, aren't you?
You have every right to speak out about the ending. Just don't pretend that your point of view is the only valid one.
This Game sold about 4 Million times, there are plenty of Fans who are Happy, or at least OK, with the endings.
polls say otherwiseHolger1405 wrote...
Jadebaby wrote...
Holger1405 wrote...
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
He can speak for me.
And you are not "all the Fans" either, aren't you?
You have every right to speak out about the ending. Just don't pretend that your point of view is the only valid one.
This Game sold about 4 Million times, there are plenty of Fans who are Happy, or at least OK, with the endings.
well...Liara kinda is....MegaSovereign wrote...
Yes they left it to interpretation but it really isn't that confusing. It's very probable that C-Sec would send a search team to look for survival at ground zero. They found Anderson's corpse and are still looking for others including Shepard.
It comes off a little confusing because the scenes aren't in chronological order, but there are plenty of ways to explain it without resorting to saying that the LI is just psychic.
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
I feel the need to ask why you're here, trying to get a point across that's common knowledge. This is what your argument looks like from the outside:Holger1405 wrote...
Jadebaby wrote...
Holger1405 wrote...
No, Bioware didn't deliver exactly what you wanted, and that's the reason you are mad.crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Don't pretend that you, or anyone else who doesn't liked the endings, are speaking for all
the fans. You don't, you never did.
He can speak for me.
And you are not "all the Fans" either, aren't you?
You have every right to speak out about the ending. Just don't pretend that your point of view is the only valid one.
This Game sold about 4 Million times, there are plenty of Fans who are Happy, or at least OK, with the endings.
Person 1: "People like coke."
Person 2: "Some people like pepsi too! You don't speak for all of us."
You don't say...
crimzontearz wrote...
also, the EC was not a chance roll, bioware KNEW what the fans wanted and just chose to deliver something else
Brain sex does not count as being phychic. Unless artistic integrity is involved, in which case it means whatever.crimzontearz wrote...
well...Liara kinda is....MegaSovereign wrote...
Yes they left it to interpretation but it really isn't that confusing. It's very probable that C-Sec would send a search team to look for survival at ground zero. They found Anderson's corpse and are still looking for others including Shepard.
It comes off a little confusing because the scenes aren't in chronological order, but there are plenty of ways to explain it without resorting to saying that the LI is just psychic.
Is this the part where we make passive aggressive comments to each other while using 'cute' emoticons to avoid appearing annoyed? I don't play that game. Stop arguing meaningless semantics because you have no real defense of the ending to offer. If you like it, that's fantastic, I wish I did too. Don't run amok on the forums like a jilted child; however, just because the majority doesn't agree with you.Holger1405 wrote...
Looks like it is not common knowledge to everyone...
BTW your argument looks like you don't like to be interrupted in your "Happy Bioware Bashing."
From the outside of curse... :innocent:
Jassu1979 wrote...
My interpretation?
It's faulty writing, that's all.
It's virtually impossible to integrate the breath-scene into the EC in a meaningful fashion. Why? See here:
No matter where you place the breath-scene in the chronology, it always fails to add up.
If Shepard re-gains consciousness BEFORE the memorial scene, then it makes no sense for the crew to even consider putting up her plaque: I seriously doubt that any of Shep's friends would be willing to consider the commander deceased without some DEFINITE and incontrovertible proof, especially after she came back from the dead in ME2.
I suppose you could argue that the breathing-scene teaser does not necessarily mean Shep survives - but then it makes no sense for the LI not to put up the plaque, and for the breath scene to be shown at the very end.
So, option two: everything's shown in chronological order, and the breathing-scene takes place AFTER the Normandy departs paradise planet.
That'd mean that nobody's been looking for survivors aboard the Citadel, and that Shepard has been buried under rubble for days, if not weeks, without anybody bothering to patch her up.
Conclusion: it's just one of the many failures of the EC. They kept previous material in there, but it does not really integrate into the re-vamped version.
Modifié par MegaSovereign, 28 février 2013 - 03:23 .
They would never have definitive evidence of shepard's death no matter what. He gets vaporized when you pick the other two options.Jassu1979 wrote...
My interpretation?
It's faulty writing, that's all.
It's virtually impossible to integrate the breath-scene into the EC in a meaningful fashion. Why? See here:
No matter where you place the breath-scene in the chronology, it always fails to add up.
If Shepard re-gains consciousness BEFORE the memorial scene, then it makes no sense for the crew to even consider putting up her plaque: I seriously doubt that any of Shep's friends would be willing to consider the commander deceased without some DEFINITE and incontrovertible proof, especially after she came back from the dead in ME2.
I suppose you could argue that the breathing-scene teaser does not necessarily mean Shep survives - but then it makes no sense for the LI not to put up the plaque, and for the breath scene to be shown at the very end.
So, option two: everything's shown in chronological order, and the breathing-scene takes place AFTER the Normandy departs paradise planet.
That'd mean that nobody's been looking for survivors aboard the Citadel, and that Shepard has been buried under rubble for days, if not weeks, without anybody bothering to patch her up.
Conclusion: it's just one of the many failures of the EC. They kept previous material in there, but it does not really integrate into the re-vamped version.
I would pay so much money to be a fly on the wall in Bioware's 'writing room' or whatever.MegaSovereign wrote...
Jassu1979 wrote...
My interpretation?
It's faulty writing, that's all.
It's virtually impossible to integrate the breath-scene into the EC in a meaningful fashion. Why? See here:
No matter where you place the breath-scene in the chronology, it always fails to add up.
If Shepard re-gains consciousness BEFORE the memorial scene, then it makes no sense for the crew to even consider putting up her plaque: I seriously doubt that any of Shep's friends would be willing to consider the commander deceased without some DEFINITE and incontrovertible proof, especially after she came back from the dead in ME2.
I suppose you could argue that the breathing-scene teaser does not necessarily mean Shep survives - but then it makes no sense for the LI not to put up the plaque, and for the breath scene to be shown at the very end.
So, option two: everything's shown in chronological order, and the breathing-scene takes place AFTER the Normandy departs paradise planet.
That'd mean that nobody's been looking for survivors aboard the Citadel, and that Shepard has been buried under rubble for days, if not weeks, without anybody bothering to patch her up.
Conclusion: it's just one of the many failures of the EC. They kept previous material in there, but it does not really integrate into the re-vamped version.
Or option 3: it's not in chronological order. This seems more likely considering the epilogue came before both the memorial plaque and breath scene.
Modifié par Slappy Ya Face, 28 février 2013 - 03:27 .
Usually there's some breathing room for you to process the information and put things together, but it's just not there with the EC. Everything happens so quickly that I was left a bit stupified, especially coming off the heels of that chat with starbrat.MegaSovereign wrote...
Plenty of movies and TV shows scramble the order of events every now and then. Considering Mass Effect was always a soap opera in space, I'd say it's quite fitting.
Modifié par Slappy Ya Face, 28 février 2013 - 03:29 .
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
Is this the part where we make passive aggressive comments to each other while using 'cute' emoticons to avoid appearing annoyed? I don't play that game. Stop arguing meaningless semantics because you have no real defense of the ending to offer. If you like it, that's fantastic, I wish I did too. Don't run amok on the forums like a jilted child; however, just because the majority doesn't agree with you.Holger1405 wrote...
Looks like it is not common knowledge to everyone...
BTW your argument looks like you don't like to be interrupted in your "Happy Bioware Bashing."
From the outside of curse... :innocent:
Slappy Ya Face wrote...
Usually there's some breathing room for you to process the information and put things together, but it's just not there with the EC. Everything happens so quickly that I was left a bit stupified, especially coming off the heels of that chat with starbrat.MegaSovereign wrote...
Plenty of movies and TV shows scramble the order of events every now and then. Considering Mass Effect was always a soap opera in space, I'd say it's quite fitting.
Modifié par MegaSovereign, 28 février 2013 - 03:32 .
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