This thread would be on page 5 by now if Zeel was still around. I'm actually surprised ME3 came out on top in this community.Blunderboy said:Quick, someone get Zeel back!
I've got to say, though I voted for Far Cry 3, I'm pleased ME3 won. I enjoyed the hell out of that game.
Plus now that I've got X-Com, I really want someone to make a ME version.
Hazy992 said:After all that, after the constant threads and complaints about it, Mass Effect 3 gets voted game of the year? I don't even...
Like most games, it's likely that most people who played it never finished the game. And out of those that did, there's a chance that a lot of them didn't care in light of the rest of the game (or reached the end post patch). The many people posting about how terrible the whole game is (due to the last few minutes) are likely still a "vocal minority" compared to the people who otherwise enjoyed the game.Murmillos said:ME3 for the most part is a good game, but when you have a horrendously botched ending, that should have excluded it as GOTY.
No, its just not a bad ending, its a horrendously botched ending.
Vocal minority, silent majority.Aerosteam said:I'm quite pleased to see that the results were so varied, instead of everyone going for one thing.
Also I've noticed a trend of Mass Effect 3 winning a lot of community-voted game of the year awards...
I think it's more akin to the fact that aside from the last ten minutes, Mass Effect 3 is a very excellent game that's almost flawless.The sci-fi action role-playing game caused a bit of a stir this year, but the controversial ending didn't stop it from being chosen as the best game of 2012. Perhaps it was the Extended Cut that quelled the uproar and put Mass Effect 3 on top for Game of the Year. Maybe the continued DLC support, with the most recent Omega having just come out in November, kept it fresh in the minds of gamers everywhere. Whatever the reason, we here at The Escapist are officially calling Mass Effect 3 our community-picked Game of the Year 2012.