New ending for Mass Effect 3 in production by bioware!

ivantheterrible60 · Mar 22, 2012

So if you havent heard the ending to Mass Effect 3 was absolute garbage. All three of them feel incomplete and are basiclly the same minust 1 or 2 very small tweaks. However Bioware has heard the calls of the world at the terrible ending and is making DLC that will give us a good ending. From what I can tell this will be free if you have already purchased the game. This gives me hope for the future.

Chelsea366 · Mar 22, 2012

Watch the new one be shit too, that would be rather hilarious.

BattalionOfRed · Mar 22, 2012

I got the Collectors edition, so they should slide me twenty Canadian bucks back for doing so.

Also, although I don't read comics, that 'limited edition' comic was pretty shit as well, can I have another one? And how about that case... needs more... Oooooooh.

Anyways, I essentially felt satisfied, and provided a well balanced and detailed approach in this post;

Battaliono Fred said:

Let me start off by saying, it was nice, it was a very pleasant ending with three options to choose from, I thought of what I was given carefully and decided to destroy all synthetics. I think I made a good choice, the planets in the later cutscenes were nice, they were quiet and they were peacefull. I have no clue why some people are making a big deal about the ending, I really don't know why. The ending was a very touchy moment, and it is served it's purpose for entertainment.

Now, let us discuss the Mass Effect trilogy. Let me start off this by saying it was a thrill to ever come across this game. When I first obtained Mass Effect 1 as a gift on my birthday many years ago, when it was still just an Xbox exclusive (it has a tag right on the top of the case saying so) I was puzzled. I thought to myself, hmm, looks like a Star Wars-esque videogame. Then I tried it, and I was absolutely enthralled. I then became a huge fan of the game and never stopped playing it, even up to the point when ME3 came out. This may not seem like much, but it is out of the ordinary for me. So, when news broke out of Mass Effect 2, I was pretty hyped about it, same goes for this game. However, what I seem to notice about these three games is, they take a very good idea, remove it's contents and put a new idea in it, leaving out the rest instead of leaving them in. Which is a major dissapointment for me, when I saw those Mako tanks in London, I nearly shat myself, I really wanted to drive one of those things and bounce up and down and fly upside down all across the planet like you could in Mass Effect 1. I also found it quite dissapointing that you could only land or dock on planets and stations which play only vital importance to the story. I would have really loved to land on a planet with the Mako and shoot Thresher Maws and shit and then procede into a rediculously placed structure just to find some Obelisk for an Elcor. But, it didn't go that way. I can see how someone would be pretty angry at that, and would have imagined it a different way, but the ending was fine for me. Feel free to add on the ME universe if you will.

Now, let's talk about Cerberus. Namely, the Illusive Man. I found him to be a pretty interesting character, he reminded me much of Saren from ME1, and Kalalification, oddly. Cerberus reminded me of EA, and the Illusive Man's base, it seemed that EA was just watching the Mass Effect universe like that star that sits so illuminating as the Illusive Man watches. Mass Effect is similar to that star, it is a wonderful, amazing thing that does wonders to people, and now that EA put a seat infront of it, nobody can help it live. All it can do is die, die for the amusement of EA.

On a final note, I would like to talk about some of the weapons and the combat system in Mass Effect. The weapons have changed like most of the things have in the Trilogy. The M-8 Avenger, which looked much like almost all assault rifles in ME1, now uses thermal clips, which is a much less interesting concept. The Particle Rifle, which is, to say the least, kickass by itself, is an amazing weapon and very usefull for the heavy units like the Ravager, Atlas, Brute, etc. But a pain for enemies that move slightly faster than the heavier ones, at least for an Xbox controller... The weapons in ME3 are refined, and fit for an action-based third person shooter, like Gears of War. On that, I will get into the movement and combat system of Mass Effect 3. To start, it played very similarly to Gears of War 3, the shooting, the movement in and out of cover, vaulting over cover, and melee combat techniques are nearly identicle to that of Gears of War. It may not be perfect, but it is very noticable once you start playing ME like GoW. I've also noticed some bugs when moving around in and out of cover, like when I vault over something, sometimes I get flung a foot or two backwards and have my legs implanted in the ground, which accomplishes absolutely nothing that I intended. The combat is fun, however. For me it was a minor step up, I have been known to be an Action oriented gamer, as I grew up with a console, so it is very fitting and not a dissapointment in that field.

That is all I have for now, I know I said I'd take only 15 minutes, but it lasted a bit longer than that, mostly due to the cutscenes.

Edit: About the Synthetics thing, and how the possibility of Shepard's indoctrination is a product for the benefit of the Reapers and the continuation of the Cycles. Perhaps the best thing to do is kill off all synthetics. As told by the so called 'Crucible-Boy' or whatever you want to call him, he does state that Synthetics will eventually control and overcome organics at some point in time. Something that is clear amongst the Reapers. He also says at a later point in that cutscene that if you choose the destruction of Synthetics, Organics will once again develope synthetics. Now, I believe this is for the better, seeing as Synthetics have already fucked everybody over in the past unclear ammount of cycles, equalling up to the point of when the universe is created, it would be best to just start Synthetics all over, and have absolutely complete control over them. So, that ending was pretty satisfying to my imagination, I am happy about that.

I was generally happy about it, and didn't care. But that's probably because I'm used to the crap of which is spewed by bullshit companies that care nothing for games. Talkin' to you, Call of Duty!

Imperial1917 · Mar 22, 2012

If the first three attempts didn't work, this one probably will not.

ivantheterrible60 · Mar 22, 2012

Imperial1917 said: ↑

If the first three attempts didn't work, this one probably will not.

we can only hope it can be better. atleast it will be something diffrent. An attempt at a better ending. Shows Bioware cares about the fans of this series. The three endings were pretty much the same. Also without the mass relays that giant fleet you brought to earth is stranded and they will all starve to death because earth cant provide for them.

UnholyKnight800 · Mar 22, 2012

Nice to see not all companies can crash and burn.

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