Wish I still cared about Mass Effect but 3 just left me feeling a bit empty towards the fiction
[QUOTE=usaokay;37253322]That's nice, but I'm done paying $10 for a 2-4 hour DLC.[/QUOTE]
Are you still up for paying 1,000$ for gold member?
It seems like all hype for this series has come to a full stop. I can't imagine I'll ever get excited for Mass Effect again.
[QUOTE=Swiket;37253976]It seems like all hype for this series has come to a full stop. I can't imagine I'll ever get excited for Mass Effect again.[/QUOTE]
It's hard to get worked-up about something that's essentially concluded. I mean, the mystery is gone, the questions are mainly answered. It would be like gettin excited about "Lost" after seeing the entire last season. Sure, it could expand upon the Universe a bit, but it'll never be the same.
Meh, 20,000 Shepards under the Sea isn't exactly all that appealing.
Bioware, you already made one of the best DLCs ever in Lair of the Shadow Broker, make more like that.
generally i thought most of the DLC's that came out for the mass effect games were pretty good
This Reaper had better fucking talk.
I still can't believe they had Harbinger face you down at the end and all he does is that generic Reaper roar.
But that's when Guild Wars 2 releases
Motherfuckers
Eh. I used to love the shit out of Mass Effect, but 3 just kind of ruined all of my enthusiasm for the series. Every DLC they'll release now will just continue to support that crap ending they made for the game, and cause everything to make even less sense. I mean seriously, a rogue reaper? That's kind of bullshit. The reapers were terrifying because they were a race of seemingly unstoppable god-like machines with a singular purpose in mind. But the idea that they could go rogue somehow makes them seem even less intimidating.
Honestly, I think Mass Effect 3's ending is the biggest pile of wasted potential I have ever seen in a game. It could have been one of the greatest and most memorable experiences in all of gaming, but instead it will now be known as one of the biggest failures in video game story telling. At this point, I kind of just want to stop thinking about it for a while.
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