Ive never understood how they could release this game as it is. Disregarding the multiple glitches, the fact that they ended the game the way they did made no sense. they didnt take into account any of the decisions you made in the rest of the series and then they decided that a reaper AI was housed on the citadel which makes the whole plot of the first game completely retarded (if the AI was there the whole time, why did soveriegn need to open the relay?) and then they maroon your whole crew on an uninhabited garden world because for some reason joker randomly became a coward and decided to ditch you. How does any of that make sense at all?!
Legion - 12 years ago
@Eagle of you destroy the mass relays you destroy all life in those systems, and since all life is in the local system you pretty much do the job for the reapers, if you were to play mass effect one and play the DLC you would realize that either way were all screwed
Legion - 12 years ago
I have a question, will it come to us never buying another EA/BioWare game? if so I'm already one step ahead of the game, I'm not buying anything from them/playing anymore of their products until they change the ending with satisfactory to us the fans.
Unwavering - 12 years ago
@Bear - I guess it's possible that they knew this would happen, but if so, I imagine whomever at Bioware/EA that made that decision is now or will soon be unemployed. In the US just 2 weeks after release, you could buy the Xbox version of ME3 for less than 70% of the price at launch. The price in Asia dropped by 15% even before it's release due to the fans reaction to the ending. That's just bad business if they did this purposefully.
Eagle - 12 years ago
To be honest, I loved the ending to ME3. I really hope they don't change it. I will be very disapointed if they do.
I think what is needed though is some closure, I mean, I don't mind sacrificing myself to save the entire galaxy but let me know what happened to my companions, to my friends, to my LI and potential children, and to everyone else in the galaxy.
And I do agree with the above comment, it does seem like bioware knew something like this was going to happen.
So,
Keep the ending, but give us closure! please :)
Bear - 12 years ago
Seems like bioware/ EA knew we'd all flip out. One of those "rush it out the door and stick em with LOTS of DLC" type moves. Like "horse armor" in Oblivion
Ive never understood how they could release this game as it is. Disregarding the multiple glitches, the fact that they ended the game the way they did made no sense. they didnt take into account any of the decisions you made in the rest of the series and then they decided that a reaper AI was housed on the citadel which makes the whole plot of the first game completely retarded (if the AI was there the whole time, why did soveriegn need to open the relay?) and then they maroon your whole crew on an uninhabited garden world because for some reason joker randomly became a coward and decided to ditch you. How does any of that make sense at all?!
@Eagle of you destroy the mass relays you destroy all life in those systems, and since all life is in the local system you pretty much do the job for the reapers, if you were to play mass effect one and play the DLC you would realize that either way were all screwed
I have a question, will it come to us never buying another EA/BioWare game? if so I'm already one step ahead of the game, I'm not buying anything from them/playing anymore of their products until they change the ending with satisfactory to us the fans.
@Bear - I guess it's possible that they knew this would happen, but if so, I imagine whomever at Bioware/EA that made that decision is now or will soon be unemployed. In the US just 2 weeks after release, you could buy the Xbox version of ME3 for less than 70% of the price at launch. The price in Asia dropped by 15% even before it's release due to the fans reaction to the ending. That's just bad business if they did this purposefully.
To be honest, I loved the ending to ME3. I really hope they don't change it. I will be very disapointed if they do.
I think what is needed though is some closure, I mean, I don't mind sacrificing myself to save the entire galaxy but let me know what happened to my companions, to my friends, to my LI and potential children, and to everyone else in the galaxy.
And I do agree with the above comment, it does seem like bioware knew something like this was going to happen.
So,
Keep the ending, but give us closure! please :)
Seems like bioware/ EA knew we'd all flip out. One of those "rush it out the door and stick em with LOTS of DLC" type moves. Like "horse armor" in Oblivion