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[hangmans tree]

Hi there people at Bioware/EA an associates...
Right now I'm really mad with you and your decisions to advertise the game through so many spoilers. Latest videos reveal so many twists its just disturbing! Thane saying "I'm dying", staff saying that depending on loyalties and "approval" of your team the ending will vary, that Shep can die at the end - to name the few...what the f*ck are you thinking?

Is this kind of aggressive bombardement with game info really necessary? You spray the details in such quantity that I'm worried is there anything worth knowing left?
At least give us poor suckers a chance - place SPOILERS in the media you release! Some of the scenes montage is upseting as well, I'm not a moron not to think and predict certain outcomes of what you show. Its cinematic expirience, and you show parts of them; if you know how filmmaking works and you know the ploys used then you can predict what will happen or what is being shown (not seeing the whole picture).

Gods I hope I'm wrong...nevertheless the advertisement and marketing is going downhill...

Just my opinion mind you.
Thanks.

[Stanley Woo]

First of all, no swearing in the forums, please.



Secondly, all of our marketing could be considered to have spoilers in it. We cannot custom-tailor our marketing to satisfy each individual's spoiler tolerances. Some folks don't want story spoilers, some don't want character spoilers, some don't want gameplay spoilers, some don't want ANY information, and some don't know what they don't want until it happens.



If you know of some way we can hype the game and attract a huge audience like we've done with ME2, and still satisfy everyone's spoiler tolerance, you've got a million-dollar idea there.

[Jarrett Lee]

In a few days you'll realize how little we really spoiled for you.

[Jarrett Lee]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...


Now as for knowing that the protaganist can die at the end of the game, I am all for them, I would be seriously upset if I got through ME 2 and died. I put a lot of myself into my RPG characters, and knowing that I need to be even more careful than usual with my decisions, well that is a warning I'll take anyday.

That actually was part of the decision to reveal this possible ending (which, by the way, is one of the more unlikely ones). There was some concern that a portion of players would be quite upset by not realizing it could happen to their character. It's a fine line to walk. But thing is, a major point of the marketing campaign - and really the game itself - is the danger of this mission to both Shepard and his allies. As Casey put it (I'm paraphrasing) - it wouldn't really be a suicide mission if you couldn't die during it.

But again - opinions will vary. I do think if you are already sold on the game and really sensitive to spoilers, it is wise to avoid the trailers and videos