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BioWare Announces Free DLC To Add More To the Mass Effect 3 Endings 235

An anonymous reader writes "The battle between angry fans and BioWare has been raging since the game's release over several issues, with the biggest being the disappointing ending. BioWare have stuck to their guns and stated that they won't make a new ending, but will release free DLC to add clarity to the existing ones."
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BioWare Announces Free DLC To Add More To the Mass Effect 3 Endings

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  • by Sycraft-fu ( 314770 ) on Friday April 06, 2012 @11:59PM (#39604451)

    *SPOILER ALERT*

    So the over arching story in the ME universe is, of course, "Stop the Reapers, save the galaxy." That's what the major theme is. Even when you think it has deviated, it in fact hasn't. The Reapers are the baddies, we don't know why and maybe we can't even understand (Sovereign says it is beyond our comprehension). also a big motivation behind this is the connection to the characters in the game. It features a lot of sitting and talking, and the reason is you get to know and care about your characters.

    Then, in the last 10 minutes of the game, in 14 lines of dialogue, all that is changed. Now we are supposed to accept, from a character we've never met, that the Reapers aren't evil, and that we can't stop them or save the galaxy really, we just have to make a completely out of context choice. We are now supposed to make a decision about the value of organic and synthetic life, something that has never been part of the series.

    Now such a change could happen validly in a story. You can have something going one way and then change... but not in the last 14 lines. This shit would have needed to happen shortly after ME3 started, you discover that all along your goal was the wrong one or a false one or whatever. You have time to come to terms with that, learn about it, and then work towards the new goal. That is valid in story telling. Not just completely changing shit right before the end.

    Also there's the fact that you feel that absolutely everything you've done amounts to precisely nothing.

  • by Githaron ( 2462596 ) on Saturday April 07, 2012 @01:04PM (#39607263)

    Dude, posting spoilers so soon, not cool :( You kinda ruined it for me now.

    That's OK. Bioware and EA would have ruined it for you later.

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