The original one? yeeeahhhh. I wasn't thrilled with it myself.Whobajube said:Prince of Persia had a pretty bad ending.
The original one? yeeeahhhh. I wasn't thrilled with it myself.Whobajube said:Prince of Persia had a pretty bad ending.
antipunt said:experiment0789 said:antipunt said:I wouldn't say the 'worst ever', but Fable 2's ending recently disappointed me chunks
okay, so we were theresa's evil pawns the entire game. WTF?!At least you had fight near the end of fable 1, in fable 2 you just press a button while he stands in front of you not doing anything! I might like to play fable 1 again, but with an ending like fable 2's I don't think ill ever play it again.
On an unrelated note how did you get your answer hidden in a Spoiler click to view button?you need to close your tag. For example:
(spoiler) and (/spoiler), except instead of parenthesis, use brackets. So it'd be likeand [/sp......
Specter_ said:You know, I was actually expecting this when they touted the amount of endings (they advertised hundreds) you'll have. I just went "oh, cool, it'll be like in Arcanum". I remember actually posting about this on the boards way before Fallout 3's release but nobody really took me seriously.PezNic said:Fallout 3. Basically just went "Grats u win, oh btw we spent all our time developing vats and train stations so we wont bother with a cutscene, but enjoy the slide show!".
It really isn't the ending cutscene (or lack thereof) that's the problem, it's the last choice that makes no sense whatsoever.
The whole main quest is a joke. The game itself is fun, but you can finish it in like 3-4 hours. So it's sidequest after sidequest and going postal in Rivet City...Woe Is You said:You know, I was actually expecting this when they touted the amount of endings (they advertised hundreds) you'll have. I just went "oh, cool, it'll be like in Arcanum". I remember actually posting about this on the boards way before Fallout 3's release but nobody really took me seriously.Specter_ said:This.PezNic said:Fallout 3. Basically just went "Grats u win, oh btw we spent all our time developing vats and train stations so we wont bother with a cutscene, but enjoy the slide show!".
It really isn't the ending cutscene (or lack thereof) that's the problem, it's the last choice that makes no sense whatsoever.
Yeah, it was the PC version i completed.Woe Is You said:For whatever reason I vividly remember an ending cutscene where you're given the titular eye of the beholder as thanks for saving Waterdeep.Don said:Eye of the Beholder. It is an old game, but a page of text does not constitute an ending, and I still vividly recall how disappointed I was.
Then again, that was the Amiga version I played.
I think the point of that was that Master chief more or less went full circle. The game Trilogy finished where it started. Besides MC isnt the only person in the entire story, its time he was laid to rest, move on to another character.Davey Woo said:Halo 3.
"Wake me when you need me."
What kind of last line is that for a game. And on top of that, they're in HALF of a Spaceship floating to nowhere and everyone on Earth? thinks them to be lost/dead.