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[crimzontearz]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Indeed, just as there is no sadness in ME3's ending.

well....to a point sure

[The Heretic of Time]

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

[The Heretic of Time]

crimzontearz wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Indeed, just as there is no sadness in ME3's ending.

well....to a point sure

Well sure, I did feel sad at the end of ME3... sad that I wasted roughly 28 hours on this piece of crap. 

[AresKeith]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

You mean from Casey's post?

[crimzontearz]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Indeed, just as there is no sadness in ME3's ending.

well....to a point sure

Well sure, I did feel sad at the end of ME3... sad that I wasted roughly 28 hours on this piece of crap. 

I was more angry than anything

[Seival]

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Seival wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Seival wrote...

Yes, we all know that in ME Trilogy all ways lead to one of the ways to stop the Reapers. Just like we know that in TLoU the humanity will find a way to survive, or die trying. But this doesn't render Joel and Ellie story useless. The story is small compared to Mass Effect, but still larger than all three parts of ME combined. Such a paradox exists only because of incredible level of immersion TLoU provides, and the important questions the story raises... It's really hard to describe. You have to play the game to know what I'm talking about...

Believe me, you would most likely trade all possible sequels for just one TLoU-like ME game.

How can you even compare The Last of Us to Mass Effect? They really have absolutely nothing in common.

They are both stories that are worth reading.
They both have bittersweet ending that forces you to cry, and more importantly - to think.

  My ending wasn't bitter at all.  The Reaper blew up along with their delusional leader, the relays were only damaged, everybody except the sexbot survived (actually a plus in my book), Shepard is shown surviving (half-assedly admittedly).  Where's the bitter?

After some time of thinking about it you've found your favorite ending. But did you have the same optimistic point of view just after you've seen the ending for the very first time? I don't think so

Just give it a time, and sadness fades. Bittersweet ending forces you to think. Sometimes, it forces you to concentrate on sweet part and put the bitter aside. This is what happened after ME Trilogy ending to me, and most likely happened to you and most players out  there no matter which ending they chose eventually.

In TLoU I passed through the same, but amplified and less depressing. I was stunned. I was sad. I was happy... All at the same time. I started to think, and make the important conclusions based on my own way of thinking... A smaller story provided so much more emotions and thoughts than the large full-scale RPG trilogy. And I'm sure BioWare can make even better story, if they have desire to.

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Some people say there is no sadness in ME Trilogy ending too... But still most people call it bittersweet. And I believe the same goes for TLoU ending.

[The Heretic of Time]

AresKeith wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

You mean from Casey's post?

Yeah.

Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 07 juillet 2013 - 11:21 .

[crimzontearz]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

I will still laugh

Mac Walters : MWHAHAHA Now what? I have artistically made it impossible to continue the franchise....I AM INVINCIBLE, Nolan has nothing on me.....
EA : reboot the franchise or you are fired
Mac: yes masters


also can I see that post?

Modifié par crimzontearz, 07 juillet 2013 - 11:23 .

[Zekka]

Kroitz wrote...

Seival wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Move the story forward. Concurrent stories or prequels are irrelevant and would not be able to captivate because we all know how it ends, Destroy, Control, or Synthesis. There is no getting around the endings in the MEverse. So they either make an alternate universe, which is just stupid on multiple levels, or they power through the endings and make a true sequel building off of Shepard's story.

Yes, we all know that in ME Trilogy all ways lead to one of the ways to stop the Reapers. Just like we know that in TLoU the humanity will find a way to survive, or die trying. But this doesn't render Joel and Ellie story useless. The story is small compared to Mass Effect, but still larger than all three parts of ME combined. Such a paradox exists only because of incredible level of immersion TLoU provides, and the important questions the story raises... It's really hard to describe. You have to play the game to know what I'm talking about...

Believe me, you would most likely trade all possible sequels for just one TLoU-like ME game.

No, I would rather play another TLoU-like TLoU. Bioware should try to upgrade their own wagon before jumping on someone else´s.

That's what I am saying. Before Bioware goes to make a game like TLou, they should make a quality rpg with depth and a good story before hey move on to something like the TLOU.

[Seival]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

I like the new avatar, Seival.

Thanks

After completing TLoU I just couldn't keep the old one even through I'm MEU fan.

Modifié par Seival, 07 juillet 2013 - 11:27 .

[crimzontearz]

Seival wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Seival wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Seival wrote...

Yes, we all know that in ME Trilogy all ways lead to one of the ways to stop the Reapers. Just like we know that in TLoU the humanity will find a way to survive, or die trying. But this doesn't render Joel and Ellie story useless. The story is small compared to Mass Effect, but still larger than all three parts of ME combined. Such a paradox exists only because of incredible level of immersion TLoU provides, and the important questions the story raises... It's really hard to describe. You have to play the game to know what I'm talking about...

Believe me, you would most likely trade all possible sequels for just one TLoU-like ME game.

How can you even compare The Last of Us to Mass Effect? They really have absolutely nothing in common.

They are both stories that are worth reading.
They both have bittersweet ending that forces you to cry, and more importantly - to think.

  My ending wasn't bitter at all.  The Reaper blew up along with their delusional leader, the relays were only damaged, everybody except the sexbot survived (actually a plus in my book), Shepard is shown surviving (half-assedly admittedly).  Where's the bitter?

After some time of thinking about it you've found your favorite ending. But did you have the same optimistic point of view just after you've seen the ending for the very first time? I don't think so

Just give it a time, and sadness fades. Bittersweet ending forces you to think. Sometimes, it forces you to concentrate on sweet part and put the bitter aside. This is what happened after ME Trilogy ending to me, and most likely happened to you and most players out  there no matter which ending they chose eventually.

In TLoU I passed through the same, but amplified and less depressing. I was stunned. I was sad. I was happy... All at the same time. I started to think, and make the important conclusions based on my own way of thinking... A smaller story provided so much more emotions and thoughts than the large full-scale RPG trilogy. And I'm sure BioWare can make even better story, if they have desire to.

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Some people say there is no sadness in ME Trilogy ending too... But still most people call it bittersweet. And I believe the same goes for TLoU ending.

uh....he lives, she lives, bad guys get their butts kicked


sadness?

[The Heretic of Time]

crimzontearz wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

I will still laugh

Mac Walters : MWHAHAHA Now what? I have artistically made it impossible to continue the franchise....I AM INVINCIBLE, Nolan has nothing on me.....
EA : reboot the franchise or you are fired
Mac: yes masters


also can I see that post?

Sure, here it is:

Casey Hudson wrote...

"On the next Mass Effect game, we're starting fresh - we're developing a completely new fictional universe that'll be the basis of a new generation of gameplay and storytelling. It's an exciting time, and the best part is that I'll continue to work with the team that created the Mass Effect series as we push forward."

It's something he said at PAX East. Looking for the exact source right now (I'll link it when I find it).

Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 07 juillet 2013 - 11:26 .

[Sumthing]

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

[Morty Smith]

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Seival wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Seival wrote...

Yes, we all know that in ME Trilogy all ways lead to one of the ways to stop the Reapers. Just like we know that in TLoU the humanity will find a way to survive, or die trying. But this doesn't render Joel and Ellie story useless. The story is small compared to Mass Effect, but still larger than all three parts of ME combined. Such a paradox exists only because of incredible level of immersion TLoU provides, and the important questions the story raises... It's really hard to describe. You have to play the game to know what I'm talking about...

Believe me, you would most likely trade all possible sequels for just one TLoU-like ME game.

How can you even compare The Last of Us to Mass Effect? They really have absolutely nothing in common.

They are both stories that are worth reading.
They both have bittersweet ending that forces you to cry, and more importantly - to think.

  My ending wasn't bitter at all.  The Reaper blew up along with their delusional leader, the relays were only damaged, everybody except the sexbot survived (actually a plus in my book), Shepard is shown surviving (half-assedly admittedly).  Where's the bitter?

After some time of thinking about it you've found your favorite ending. But did you have the same optimistic point of view just after you've seen the ending for the very first time? I don't think so

Just give it a time, and sadness fades. Bittersweet ending forces you to think. Sometimes, it forces you to concentrate on sweet part and put the bitter aside. This is what happened after ME Trilogy ending to me, and most likely happened to you and most players out  there no matter which ending they chose eventually.

In TLoU I passed through the same, but amplified and less depressing. I was stunned. I was sad. I was happy... All at the same time. I started to think, and make the important conclusions based on my own way of thinking... A smaller story provided so much more emotions and thoughts than the large full-scale RPG trilogy. And I'm sure BioWare can make even better story, if they have desire to.

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Some people say there is no sadness in ME Trilogy ending too... But still most people call it bittersweet. And I believe the same goes for TLoU ending.

uh....he lives, she lives, bad guys get their butts kicked


sadness?

bad guys? You mean those people out there to save the human race?

Modifié par Kroitz, 07 juillet 2013 - 11:27 .

[The Heretic of Time]

Sumthing wrote...

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

Naughty Dog made Jack & Daxter, Uncharted and The Last of Us. Your argument is invalid.

[IntelligentME3Fanboy]

who says that Joel is "a good guy" more like villain.

[crimzontearz]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

man I hope EA forces them to do a sequel....I will laugh so hard

Rumors go that ME4 will basically be a reboot of the Mass Effect series. What that exactly means remains to be seen...

I will still laugh

Mac Walters : MWHAHAHA Now what? I have artistically made it impossible to continue the franchise....I AM INVINCIBLE, Nolan has nothing on me.....
EA : reboot the franchise or you are fired
Mac: yes masters


also can I see that post?

Sure, here it is:

Casey Hudson wrote...

"On the next Mass Effect game, we're starting fresh - we're developing a completely new fictional universe that'll be the basis of a new generation of gameplay and storytelling. It's an exciting time, and the best part is that I'll continue to work with the team that created the Mass Effect series as we push forward."

It's something he said at PAX East. Looking for the exact source right now (I'll link it when I find it).

well let's hope it is not another ***pull

[crimzontearz]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Sumthing wrote...

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

Naughty Dog made Jack & Daxter, Uncharted and The Last of Us. Your argument is invalid.

good games but hardly my genre sadly


also I am an Xbox guy so.....

[IntelligentME3Fanboy]

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Sumthing wrote...

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

Naughty Dog made Jack & Daxter, Uncharted and The Last of Us. Your argument is invalid.

Crash Bandicoot too

[crimzontearz]

Kroitz wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Seival wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Seival wrote...

Heretic_Hanar wrote...

Seival wrote...

Yes, we all know that in ME Trilogy all ways lead to one of the ways to stop the Reapers. Just like we know that in TLoU the humanity will find a way to survive, or die trying. But this doesn't render Joel and Ellie story useless. The story is small compared to Mass Effect, but still larger than all three parts of ME combined. Such a paradox exists only because of incredible level of immersion TLoU provides, and the important questions the story raises... It's really hard to describe. You have to play the game to know what I'm talking about...

Believe me, you would most likely trade all possible sequels for just one TLoU-like ME game.

How can you even compare The Last of Us to Mass Effect? They really have absolutely nothing in common.

They are both stories that are worth reading.
They both have bittersweet ending that forces you to cry, and more importantly - to think.

  My ending wasn't bitter at all.  The Reaper blew up along with their delusional leader, the relays were only damaged, everybody except the sexbot survived (actually a plus in my book), Shepard is shown surviving (half-assedly admittedly).  Where's the bitter?

After some time of thinking about it you've found your favorite ending. But did you have the same optimistic point of view just after you've seen the ending for the very first time? I don't think so

Just give it a time, and sadness fades. Bittersweet ending forces you to think. Sometimes, it forces you to concentrate on sweet part and put the bitter aside. This is what happened after ME Trilogy ending to me, and most likely happened to you and most players out  there no matter which ending they chose eventually.

In TLoU I passed through the same, but amplified and less depressing. I was stunned. I was sad. I was happy... All at the same time. I started to think, and make the important conclusions based on my own way of thinking... A smaller story provided so much more emotions and thoughts than the large full-scale RPG trilogy. And I'm sure BioWare can make even better story, if they have desire to.

there is no sadness in TLoU's ending

Some people say there is no sadness in ME Trilogy ending too... But still most people call it bittersweet. And I believe the same goes for TLoU ending.

uh....he lives, she lives, bad guys get their butts kicked


sadness?

bad guys? You mean those people out there to save the human race?

hey the reapers tried to save us too right?

but sure, he lives, she lives, the antagonists get their butts kicked


happier?

[Seboist]

Sumthing wrote...

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

The company that made Baldur's Gate no longer exists.

[crimzontearz]

Seboist wrote...

Sumthing wrote...

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

it could work.BUT remember,Naughty Dog is simply superior to BioWare,so the result won't be as good.I THINK

Did Naughty dog make Baldur's Gate? I think not.

The company that made Baldur's Gate no longer exists.

sad but true, only the name is left

[ShepnTali]

Please be careful of spoilers for other games in here.

[Sumthing]

IntelligentME3Fanboy wrote...

u want and expect too much from BioWare,and you'll always get dissapointed for that.

Bioware gave us Baldur's Gate, NWN, Jade Empire, KOTOR and Mass Effect. Why should we expect little from them?

[AresKeith]

Kroitz wrote...

bad guys? You mean those people out there to save the human race?

the human race that became worst than the infected, yea no thanks

I'm sure there's more "immune" out there like Ellie