Yes, of course there's spoilers here.
This thread is showing perfectly the hate I have for the entitlement gamers have come to expect from everything they ever get. You want to go sue Bioware because you don't think the ending was affected enough, despite them saying it would be? Well, 1) The entire game was the ending, and 2) Go sue Peter Molyneux for every game he ever made.
I thought the ending was meh, with one plot hole (potential for a squad mate you took on the final mission to end up on the Normandy) and a hell of a lot of unexplained parts. But unexplained doesn't automatically equal plot hole.
Joker - he has a history of trying to save the ship no matter what. Trying to stay behind in the beginning of ME2. Unshackling an AI to escape Collectors. Why is he running away from what's coming his way? Easy - he thinks it'll destroy the ship.
Relay - I think there's a huge difference between throwing an asteroid into a Mass Relay, and some (presumed) creator of the relays sending a signal through them where the signal forces them to fall apart.
I'll see what comes of this "explanation" as one post worded it, and I guess I'll reserve final judgement until then. But this game was most certainly worth it, and I think the mass outcry over the ending says more about gamers than the game itself. Imagine Game of Thrones being a game first before a book or a show - how bad would gamers have responded to that one?
This thread is showing perfectly the hate I have for the entitlement gamers have come to expect from everything they ever get. You want to go sue Bioware because you don't think the ending was affected enough, despite them saying it would be? Well, 1) The entire game was the ending, and 2) Go sue Peter Molyneux for every game he ever made.
I thought the ending was meh, with one plot hole (potential for a squad mate you took on the final mission to end up on the Normandy) and a hell of a lot of unexplained parts. But unexplained doesn't automatically equal plot hole.
Joker - he has a history of trying to save the ship no matter what. Trying to stay behind in the beginning of ME2. Unshackling an AI to escape Collectors. Why is he running away from what's coming his way? Easy - he thinks it'll destroy the ship.
Relay - I think there's a huge difference between throwing an asteroid into a Mass Relay, and some (presumed) creator of the relays sending a signal through them where the signal forces them to fall apart.
I'll see what comes of this "explanation" as one post worded it, and I guess I'll reserve final judgement until then. But this game was most certainly worth it, and I think the mass outcry over the ending says more about gamers than the game itself. Imagine Game of Thrones being a game first before a book or a show - how bad would gamers have responded to that one?
Trade yourself in for the perfect one. No one needs to know that you feel you've been ruined!