What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
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by Post-Apocaliptia » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:10 pm
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by Noders » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:12 pm
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by United States of Minecraftia » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:14 pm
Conserative Morality wrote:Yeah, I was incredibly upset until I heard that the actual ending can only be achieved on a New Game + file. I'm trying to burn through a play-through to find out if I can still get enjoyment out of the series. If that was just a rumor, and those three 'endings' were all Bioware was giving... I'll be damned if I buy another Bioware game ever again.
by Creative Vikings » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:15 pm
by Genivaria » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:16 pm
Reception
Mass Effect 3 was released to generally positive reviews by critics. IGN gave Mass Effect 3 a rating of 9.5 and called it an "absolutely amazing game".Andrew Reiner of Game Informer awarded it 10 out of 10 and asserted that "BioWare has delivered one of the most intricately crafted stories in the history of the medium".
Thierry Nguyen of 1UP.com rated the game 'A' and concluded "While Mass Effect 3 stumbles at times, the fact that it's the ultimate culmination of my own Shepard's story makes it one of the signature (and somewhat-literal) role-playing-games of this year."
Edge rated the game 8/10 saying "It’s off-putting to new players, too busy tying up loose ends to dangle any threads of its own, and fails to stand up as its own game in the same manner as its predecessors. But it’s also a spectacular, powerfully imagined and dramatically involving final act to one of gaming’s richest sci-fi sagas."
Tom Francis of PC Gamer US gave the game a score of 93/100 and ended with saying "...the end of the series is a mixed bag. Satisfying in some ways, nonsensical in others, and ultimately too simple. But the sheer scale of the adventure it’s ending – and the music, which is gorgeous throughout – gives it an emotional impact that goes beyond its plot payload."
The game's different endings have been controversial with some fans.
by Hittanryan » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:23 pm
Genivaria wrote:Hittanryan wrote:I had the 2nd highest-rated comment on there for about an hour. I think I mentioned not buying any more Bioware. Hopefully enough people agree.
What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
by Genivaria » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:32 pm
Hittanryan wrote:Genivaria wrote:What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on. We have been completely stripped of our choices. Nothing mattered. What is wrong with Bioware? How could they just abandon the major themes of the entire series? It's like they're being influenced by some sinister force...wait, what was that noise? Faint whispers...OHSHIT--
WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
by Conserative Morality » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:35 pm
United States of Minecraftia wrote:The actual ending's only the one with the grandfather and grandchild.
by Norstal » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:38 pm
Toronto Sun wrote:Best poster ever. ★★★★★
New York Times wrote:No one can beat him in debates. 5/5.
IGN wrote:Literally the best game I've ever played. 10/10
NSG Public wrote:What a fucking douchebag.
by Post-Apocaliptia » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:43 pm
Hittanryan wrote:Genivaria wrote:What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on. We have been completely stripped of our choices. Nothing mattered. What is wrong with Bioware? How could they just abandon the major themes of the entire series? It's like they're being influenced by some sinister force...wait, what was that noise? Faint whispers...OHSHIT--
WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
Takaram wrote:Canada is the American liberal's post-election fallout shelter.
Hittanryan wrote:WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
by Hittanryan » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:44 pm
Genivaria wrote:Hittanryan wrote:The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on. We have been completely stripped of our choices. Nothing mattered. What is wrong with Bioware? How could they just abandon the major themes of the entire series? It's like they're being influenced by some sinister force...wait, what was that noise? Faint whispers...OHSHIT--
WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
*dons N7 armor and M-8 Avenger*
Lets do this!
by Post-Apocaliptia » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:55 pm
Hittanryan wrote:Genivaria wrote:*dons N7 armor and M-8 Avenger*
Lets do this!
I'll bring a Black Widow and the fleets I painstakingly gathered only for them to be ignored. Oh, and I won't be alone. Garrus is pissed his calibrations didn't help to bring down Harbinger. Tali is about to rewrite the game so she actually gets back to the Homeworld and the ending actually acknowledges that synthetics and organics are now co-existing. Wrex will gain back the krogan's place in the galactic community stolen from him by shitty writing by planting a boot so far up someone's ass they'll taste krogan shoe polish and intestines for a week. Liara and Samara have also offered to send an Ardat-Yakshi to seduce some of EA's higher-ups. They haven't so much as looked at any of the games, so they won't even know what that means.
Takaram wrote:Canada is the American liberal's post-election fallout shelter.
Hittanryan wrote:WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
by Genivaria » Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:59 pm
Post-Apocaliptia wrote:Hittanryan wrote:I'll bring a Black Widow and the fleets I painstakingly gathered only for them to be ignored. Oh, and I won't be alone. Garrus is pissed his calibrations didn't help to bring down Harbinger. Tali is about to rewrite the game so she actually gets back to the Homeworld and the ending actually acknowledges that synthetics and organics are now co-existing. Wrex will gain back the krogan's place in the galactic community stolen from him by shitty writing by planting a boot so far up someone's ass they'll taste krogan shoe polish and intestines for a week. Liara and Samara have also offered to send an Ardat-Yakshi to seduce some of EA's higher-ups. They haven't so much as looked at any of the games, so they won't even know what that means.
I think we need a speech. Kirrahe?
You all know the mission, and what is at stake.
I have come to trust each of you with my life -- but I have also heard murmurs of discontent. I share your concerns.
We are trained for single player; we would be legends, but the save files are sealed. Glory in multiplayer is not our way.
Think of our heroes; Westwood, who made obscenely awesome strategy games. Or Origin, who made RPG's of epic proportions!
These giants do not seem to give us solace here, but they are not all that we are.
Before the bottom line, there were satisfied customers. Before corporate executives, there were gamers!
Our influence stopped the buggy gameplay, but before that we held the line!
Our influence stopped the trolls, but before that, we held the line!
Our influence will stop EA; in the battle today, we will hold the line!
by Trotskylvania » Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:24 am
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by Occupied Deutschland » Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:31 am
Hittanryan wrote:Genivaria wrote:What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on........[/i][/b]
by Conserative Morality » Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:57 am
Norstal wrote:Can you give me an overview of that ending? Like, where'd you hear that this ending was different and how do i get it?
If you complete a second (New Game+) playthrough of Mass Effect 3 there is one additional ending you can unlock. [UPDATE] This has been disproven, there is no secret ending.
by Cameroi » Mon Mar 12, 2012 1:11 am
by Oterro » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:26 am
Cameroi wrote:when i saw the name i was thinking actually about biological warfare, not some series of games or series of entertainments based on them.
being unfamiliar with the latter i will stick with the former. cheap, possibly, effective, probably, but as likely to bite the wielder as the intended victims.
and now i must appologise seeing this is in arts and fiction rather then general.
i do have an opinion on everything and love to express it, but i'm afraid i must plead massive ignorance of the context here.
by United Districts of 1 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:58 am
Oterro wrote:Cameroi wrote:when i saw the name i was thinking actually about biological warfare, not some series of games or series of entertainments based on them.
being unfamiliar with the latter i will stick with the former. cheap, possibly, effective, probably, but as likely to bite the wielder as the intended victims.
and now i must appologise seeing this is in arts and fiction rather then general.
i do have an opinion on everything and love to express it, but i'm afraid i must plead massive ignorance of the context here.
The ending to an eagerly anticipated game series wasnot well received by fansa abomination.
by Oterro » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:59 am
United Districts of 1 wrote:The ending to an eagerly anticipated game series wasnot well received by fansaan abomination.
by United Districts of 1 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:00 am
Hittanryan wrote:Genivaria wrote:What I can't figure out is why. WHY would they let a different set of writers do the ending?
The plot and dialogue were so popular before.
The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on. We have been completely stripped of our choices. Nothing mattered. What is wrong with Bioware? How could they just abandon the major themes of the entire series? It's like they're being influenced by some sinister force...wait, what was that noise? Faint whispers...OHSHIT--
WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
by United Districts of 1 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:01 am
by Genivaria » Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:06 am
United Districts of 1 wrote:Hittanryan wrote:The entire rest of the game was nothing short of outstanding. Apparently, the game was written by the old Bioware, while the ending was written by Ewe Boll who has been convinced that Bioware gamers are the reason his movies always tank.
I mean, a major theme throughout all of the games was free choice and the impact it would have later on. We have been completely stripped of our choices. Nothing mattered. What is wrong with Bioware? How could they just abandon the major themes of the entire series? It's like they're being influenced by some sinister force...wait, what was that noise? Faint whispers...OHSHIT--
WE IMPOSE ORDER ON THE CHAOS OF MODERN GAMING. CREATIVITY AND GOOD WRITING ARE NOTHING BUT INEFFICIENT, TIME-CONSUMING EXERCISES. DLC IS ETERNAL. I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR DESTITUTION. THIS EXCHANGE IS OVER.
EA is Assuming direct control of bioware!
by Oterro » Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:14 am
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