I hope they release that hammer for the multiplayer. A krogan vanguard with gravity hammer? That's just cheating! Yes please!
Pretty much my thoughts, the ending was so craptastic that it ruins any desire to play in the universe at all knowing how futile it is. You basically pick three paths of suck, which ending you get doesn't matter because none of them fit the series, and all of them let off their own brand of reeking miasma.SonicWaffle said:They really shot themselves in the foot with the ending. Even if Shepard is still alive in whatever version of the future they decide is canonical, there isn't a huge amount to do now that everyone is all peace-and-love space hippies.
Presumably this means the DLC will be flashbacks or a prequel, and who gives a shit when we already know how things are going to end?
I'm sorry, unlike? Have you never experienced other media where you knew what was coming and enjoyed it anyway?Kopikatsu said:Because video games are about the journey and not the destination; unlike most other media?
^yyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepppppppp.Mike Richards said:Wave One: people complain about the ending.
Wave Two: people complain about EA and how they think Bioware is terrible now.
Wave Three: people complain about DLC.
Wave Four: people complain about the other people complaining.
Wave Five: people complain about having to see this whole debate get carried out yet again.
Round over, no winners, no survivors. Everyone levels up. New match starts.
Its not really about being a fan Andy, rather about producing good journalism. I think it was after Leviathan that they mentioned that their DLC sales for ME3 were doing pretty strongly, the release of Omega after that was quite decent as well. Based on those two points alone there is nothing to assume that there arent players out there willing to buy it and experience the new content. Your article seems to infer that there is no one who is going to pick it up which flies in the face of info and trending we have so far.Andy Chalk said:I loved Mass Effect and I actually kind of liked the ending to Mass Effect 3, but I haven't touched any ME3 DLC. Because I know that no matter what happens, no matter what I do, there will be tragedy. There will be loss. I will have to watch old friends die, and I will have to say goodbye. It's kind of ironic; I stay away from the DLC because ME3 was just that good.
I'd say that, while I thought most of the seventh book was crap, I've reread the Harry Potter series like a dozen times to re-experience it.Devoneaux said:Yes, however, I can't say I ever experienced a story that ended poorly and then felt like experiencing it a second time.
It's not about the destination it's about the journey you say? I say it's about BOTH
Took the words right out of my mouth, like, to the letter. Are you psychic?DVS BSTrD said:Oh look a gravity hammer, just in case we weren't sure Mass Effect had completely lost it's identity by now.