Modifié par mcgreggers99, 11 mars 2013 - 04:35 .
ZombifiedJake wrote...
Skipped to the part of the talk about the ending. Pretty much everything he said was BS, but what else could he have said?
Said critical response was in the minority (yeah, right), and that this minority was what prompted the extended cut. If it really was such a minority, I don't think any action would have been taken at all. The bashing was widespread - or at least it seemed so, but I'm willing to believe that it was overplayed - and deservedly so.
The interesting thing he mentioned (again, might be more BS) was that the entire ME3 team all really enjoyed the ending. So clearly those involved in the creative process saw things differently, which I get. But it just doesn't make sense to me that every single person sat back and said "yes, this is good". A little internal disagreement goes a long way.
Gamer790 wrote...
ZombifiedJake wrote...
Skipped to the part of the talk about the ending. Pretty much everything he said was BS, but what else could he have said?
Said critical response was in the minority (yeah, right), and that this minority was what prompted the extended cut. If it really was such a minority, I don't think any action would have been taken at all. The bashing was widespread - or at least it seemed so, but I'm willing to believe that it was overplayed - and deservedly so.
The interesting thing he mentioned (again, might be more BS) was that the entire ME3 team all really enjoyed the ending. So clearly those involved in the creative process saw things differently, which I get. But it just doesn't make sense to me that every single person sat back and said "yes, this is good". A little internal disagreement goes a long way.
I agree with you, though I doubt many others on these forums would.
mcgreggers99 wrote...
Gamer790 wrote...
ZombifiedJake wrote...
Skipped to the part of the talk about the ending. Pretty much everything he said was BS, but what else could he have said?
Said critical response was in the minority (yeah, right), and that this minority was what prompted the extended cut. If it really was such a minority, I don't think any action would have been taken at all. The bashing was widespread - or at least it seemed so, but I'm willing to believe that it was overplayed - and deservedly so.
The interesting thing he mentioned (again, might be more BS) was that the entire ME3 team all really enjoyed the ending. So clearly those involved in the creative process saw things differently, which I get. But it just doesn't make sense to me that every single person sat back and said "yes, this is good". A little internal disagreement goes a long way.
I agree with you, though I doubt many others on these forums would.
I think quite the opposite...my perception is that most people on these forums would agree (or rather did agree) with the statements made above.
It's only been in the last month or so that I've seen the BSN become less antagonistic and accusatory in it's tone.
Gamer790 wrote...
mcgreggers99 wrote...
Gamer790 wrote...
ZombifiedJake wrote...
Skipped to the part of the talk about the ending. Pretty much everything he said was BS, but what else could he have said?
Said critical response was in the minority (yeah, right), and that this minority was what prompted the extended cut. If it really was such a minority, I don't think any action would have been taken at all. The bashing was widespread - or at least it seemed so, but I'm willing to believe that it was overplayed - and deservedly so.
The interesting thing he mentioned (again, might be more BS) was that the entire ME3 team all really enjoyed the ending. So clearly those involved in the creative process saw things differently, which I get. But it just doesn't make sense to me that every single person sat back and said "yes, this is good". A little internal disagreement goes a long way.
I agree with you, though I doubt many others on these forums would.
I think quite the opposite...my perception is that most people on these forums would agree (or rather did agree) with the statements made above.
It's only been in the last month or so that I've seen the BSN become less antagonistic and accusatory in it's tone.
Perhaps I was wrong in my initial post, but I still don't believe that most would agree either. It would probably be a mostly even divide between those who agree and those who disagree. As for BSN being accusatory well Bioware lied to us so yes I would say the outrage was justified. Also thanks for providing the link.
Legbiter wrote...
He's a good speaker.
CrimsonNephilim wrote...
It does seem odd that he says the entire team agreed with the endings. There are a lot of people who were involved with the development, but not one single person brought up that the endings would cause issues with the fans? Or for that matter failed to point out the irony in the story: Synthetics wiping out organics to keep them from creating synthetics that could wipe out their organic creators...o.0
Obadiah wrote...
So that's interesting. Ray plays all the games Bioware creates to completion to ensure quality. So he played the original ending and thought it was good enough.
Modifié par Xellith, 09 mars 2013 - 07:44 .
Please provide a link to a school project that approaches ME3's level of scope, complexity and polish.Asch Lavigne wrote...
Ensure quality? We must have a different opinion of the word. Does he not see the disappearing people or weapons? Did he not see the Rannoch rock scene?
If my name were attached to this game I would be some what embarrassed. If ME3 were a school project it would not get an "A" for quality. A teacher would rip it apart for the ridiculous glitches.
SwitchN7 wrote...
He is a good everything.The industry is lesser without him/them.
Xellith wrote...
I know a lot of people here love the "Dr's". But honestly Ray just makes himself (and by extention the current Bioware) out to be a joke.
mcgreggers99 wrote...
No worries.People will have differing opinions.
Modifié par Obadiah, 09 mars 2013 - 08:08 .
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