jetblack01 wrote...
I just wanted to say that i found the end of ME3 very depressing and have decided that i will not ever buy a game again where the chracter you have been fighting for, to keep him or her alive, is then sort of executed at the end of the game, no matter your actions, because of "editorial jurisdiction".
What i think is so weird about the fact they have to kill Shepard from the universe is that it goes against the essence of just about every RPG ever developed, or any game for that matter which is that the fundamental motive for playing is to stay alive, thats why they invented save and load.
Funny thing is that Biowares attitude re killing the Shepard story is almost an analog of the Space child´s year zero type motivations. It´s like we must destroy the present and all history with it so the next generation can flourish.
In the case of Bioware, its we need to kill shepard so the mass effect universe can continue.
In my last playthrough ending of ME3 i really started thinking the dialogue of space child is explaining ot players why Shepard is about to dissapear, nothing to do with Reapers and all to do with commercialism at EA and Bioware.
So my promise to any game developer is i will preorder nothing until i hear about the ending and i will not buy any more forced death endings. I dont want a depressing end of my games, there´s enough of that in real life.
I think this is wise. While you will be spoiling the ending for yourself, you cant be unpleasantly surprised anymore with a story you are deeply invested in if you know what's coming at the end. Furthermore, if you are the type of person who doesn't care about spoilers, then that's even better.
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