Fucking nerd rage

They promised specifically that the end of game would not be "just choose A, B, or C", and yet that's exactly what they put out.

If I spend $60-100 on a product, it better damn well do what it claimed to do.

\ Counterpoint, anyone?

Obunnythor: They promised specifically that the end of game would not be "just choose A, B, or C", and yet that's exactly what they put out.

If I spend $60-100 on a product, it better damn well do what it claimed to do.

Counterpoint, anyone?

I have but one. Who cares.

bunnythor: They promised specifically that the end of game would not be "just choose A, B, or C", and yet that's exactly what they put out.

If I spend $60-100 on a product, it better damn well do what it claimed to do.

Counterpoint, anyone?

Counterpoint: If you didn't like it you're a pirate, which is worse than terrorism.

Heh.

Wait. There'll be DLC that will fix it. It's Bioware - you never get the full game when it's first released.

Can someone just tell me the ending so I don't have to search for it and be disappointed like everyone else?

You Tube the ending for Deus Ex II. You will get about the same ending.

You nerds will get over it.

In software, the marketing dept is usually on a different floor than the development dept. Sometimes they have meetings and discuss things. Sometimes not.

and meanwhile, I still can't import my Shep face from ME2 so I refuse to start the game until I can.

If I ever HAVE the kind of time to devote to raging across the internet about how a fucking video game ends, I betcha a nickel that won't be how I SPEND the time. Seriously? All the shit going on in the world, and this is what you spend your energy on? How about this, if you're really that upset, don't buy their shit next time around? Whine like this, there isn't enough cheese to accompany it.

Sounds like ME3's ending is even worse than FO3's ending.

I'm so happy I haven't paid for a video game in years.

You're only enabling them.

bunnythor: They promised specifically that the end of game would not be "just choose A, B, or C", and yet that's exactly what they put out.

If I spend $60-100 on a product, it better damn well do what it claimed to do.

Counterpoint, anyone?

That's assuming that only the ending cinematic is the "ending". There's about a half hour's worth of conversations with your squad, prior members of your squad, and random other NPCs in the last checkpoint before the game ends. A lot of that is close to "what's going to happen afterwards", and there's at least 3^11 different variations of that. (Actually, it might be closer to 4^11, if you include "they're dead" as an option.)

That being said, the ending cinematics were really lazily done, especially considering how awesome the other cinematics (beginning of Palaven, end of Tuchanka, and the return to Earth particularly) were.

Changing subjects a bit, did anyone realize they beat skyrim after the final dragon fight? I didn't even know the story was over. So bizarre, the game played like a MMO where nothing in the world, including characters, changes, despite the fact it didn't have any multiplayer.

Very dissatisfying overall.

bunnythor: They promised specifically that the end of game would not be "just choose A, B, or C", and yet that's exactly what they put out.

If I spend $60-100 on a product, it better damn well do what it claimed to do.

Counterpoint, anyone?

They wanted a surprise ending, so they delivered the opposite of what was promised. Surprise.