In a recent audio interview with VGS Mark Meer talks about being Commander Shepard, and concludes the ending was perfect.
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VGS Interview - Why the Ending to Mass Effect 3 is “Perfect”
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Is that even a reply?
That better not be a swear word.
What a shock… someone who was employed by Bioware claiming the ending is perfect.
Ah and here comes the usual hate for topics like this.
I love these topics they always bring out the best and worst in all of us.
He still wants his royalties and more work from Bioware obviously.
I love these topics they always bring out the best and worst in all of us.No company trains their drones as well as Bioware
He still wants his royalties and more work from Bioware obviously.
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Yeah, reminds me about all those "Dragon Age 2 was terrific" statements also from Bioware…
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Heh, yeah. Funny how that still makes me mad two years later!
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Wheeee!
Ah and here comes the usual hate for topics like this.
He still wants his royalties and more work from Bioware obviously.
Awesome!
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I liked the ending, because the game already delivered more content than its predecessors, during the story it could have ended two times and it would have been satisfying at those points, waiting for 4. of course.
Plus it was fun to read all the wining: I think Bioware perfectly avenged today's spoiled kids wining about game quality. These kids not being able to value the treasures of art being delivered to them.
Plus it was fun to read all the wining: I think Bioware perfectly avenged today's spoiled kids wining about game quality. These kids not being able to value the treasures of art being delivered to them.
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I don't think "spoiled kids" where the only ones "w(h)ining": about the game or its ending. I stopped 3/4 the way through the game and moved onto something else - it just ceased being engrossing. I did, however, finish both previous titles. Games are not just about "delivering content" - you can have long tedious/samey games which gives tons of content but simply become dull. Endless crouching behind crates/walls, popping up like a jack-in-the box to launch so biotic power etc becomes stale very quickly.
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So, please explain how Bioware "avenged" today's spoiled kids w(h)ining
Because, personally, I can't see it at all