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3 was the best up until the return to Earth.
NOPE
It was the worst long before then. The ending just completed the shit sandwich.
3 was the best up until the return to Earth.
dang! I thought it wasWasn't me.
To be fair your choices were marginalized from the start of ME2. And there is nothing wrong with ambiguity, many good books, games and movies are very ambiguous; just another style of writing.
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Wasn't me.
We had closure well before Priority: Earth, it wasn't just fan service that your members of your crew happened to show up on nearly every mission. The main themes of the series where about cycles and the conflicts between man and machine, creator and created. Those theme were throughout the series in the form of your squadmates, like Miranda and Jacob or with the Geth/Quarian conflict. It was about those cycles repeating, constants throughout millions of years. What do you think the main themes are?Well, no, since the Mass Relays goes kabooms, almost every part of the Mass Effect Civilisation died. Unless they retconned that too?
Also, we got no closure on 3/4 of the crew, only 2-3 random chosen on the Normandy (that was in space...) that got on a random planet somewhere. Unless they retconned that?
That the main theme of the series wasn't respected at all. And that it was Stupid.
And that there was no Narrative Coherence. If a ending gives you 1000 questions but no answer, sorry that's badly written.
What I would have loved to see if perhaps picking up additional crew members based upon your actions, not squadmembers but people like Joker who would help out around the ship. I think the EMS would have been fine if, like you said we saw the pieces in play during the final mission. For instance you might not even get to the conduit if you didn't have enough people to help you, stuff like that.I just think they did a really poor job of incorporating the whole "galaxy united against the Reapers" theme into the mission. You spent the whole game trying to get each race to join you in the fight against the Reapers, yet in the final mission it played no meaningful role. Sure it had an affect on the EMS you need to be successful, but you didn't really get to see any of the pieces in action. Most of the mission was just Shepard and his two squad-mates engaging in routine level design.
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I started the series with ME3 on Wii U, so I got the backstory of the previous two games in the beginning of the game. So I probably don't really see what's wrong with ME3's ending, but at least in the Wii U version the ending was great (depending on which ending you got).
I started the series with ME3 on Wii U, so I got the backstory of the previous two games in the beginning of the game. So I probably don't really see what's wrong with ME3's ending, but at least in the Wii U version the ending was great (depending on which ending you got).
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3 was the best up until the return to Earth.
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And yet where's the Kotaku story on this masterpiece?
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This is not possible with just one minute to work on it. I call foul play.
Damn..
*slow clap*
I don't get it. Someone explain.
Very good lol
11/10
:LOL
Bravo.
Wow dude. Perfect.
Masterful. First posts don't get better than that.
Brilliant.
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I'm guessing for me to get that joke I'd have to finish the 3rd game.
Post of the day.
*takes a bow*I'm one of the few that actually kind of digs the ME3 ending but I still did a spit take after reading this.
Yeah the Wii U version is the special edition with all the extra content and stuff, and supposedly the fixed better ending. I guess that's the main reason then.I imagine that your version had the Extended Cut from the beginning. That DLC is a extended (duh) and better version of the ending (eliminates some things that didn't make sense too).
Ok, I noticed the same that the decisions didn't really affect anything, but it didn't take away from the ending IMO. Kind of made the actual story of the game pretty meaningless, but on the other hand the ending, including the child made it work pretty well IMO. I didn't really expect anything like that, so it was a nice surprise and if I played it second time, I'd get a lot of the story better than on my first time.The problem, at least for me was that all decisions you made throughout the entire trilogy did not influence the ending at all. Then there was the stupid child (I never cared for during the entire game/dreams) and the fact that the solution to the reaper problem was "pushing a button" and space magic. And then the contradictions on top.
I will hate the ending and the feelings it gave me always. The remaining 95% of the game was great though. That's half the reason the ending sucked so bad, because it was a stark contrast.
but hey, it had awesome cutscenes! and we all know that's the only thing that determines whether a "game" is good or not these daysI hope the blueprint includes a way to fix the awful 2-3 hour opening that was worse than the ending, or the boring combat scenarios, or the lame excuse for exploration and quest design, or all of the other many problems that ME3 had apart from its ending.
because for some people Mass Effect had a lot of promise and potential.Jesus tapdancing Christ would people just give it a rest. A very good game with a disappointing ending. Whats the big deal, it was almost 2 years ago now
Gotta admire his dedication.
I also hated the ending until I saw the indoctrination theory.
Em, really?Yeah, the posters with the right joke at the right time are the people that make NeoGAF great.
That doesn't say much for the rest of you fuckers, though. Three pages and multiple requests and still no-one can be bothered explaining the joke for those of us who stopped after ME1 or ME2?
Em, really?
ME3 ended with a choice of three paths:
Each triggereda differentending movie, with a different color theme, blue, red and green.
That doesn't say much for the rest of you fuckers, though. Three pages and multiple requests and still no-one can be bothered explaining the joke for those of us who stopped after ME1 or ME2?
The original ending was so bad that a "it was all a dream" alternative seemed like a masterpiece for many fans.
BioWare should hire his guy. Sounds like he has more respect for the series than they do.
Are you all crazy? Everyone seems to be acting as if this is a perfectly normal thing to do and jst glossing over how crazy you need to be to spend that amount of time doing this
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Did anyone skim through this? Did the dude change anything interestingly?
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I hope the blueprint includes a way to fix the awful 2-3 hour opening that was worse than the ending, or the boring combat scenarios, or the lame excuse for exploration and quest design, or all of the other many problems that ME3 had apart from its ending.