Oh man, check out this excerpt from Blizzard's StarCraft-themed April Fool's joke:
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/supplydepot/
ALSO HATS.
Oh man, check out this excerpt from Blizzard's StarCraft-themed April Fool's joke:
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/supplydepot/
Oh man, check out this excerpt from Blizzard's StarCraft-themed April Fool's joke:
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/supplydepot/
Oh no they didn't! LOL @ the whole RGB joke.Oh man, check out this excerpt from Blizzard's StarCraft-themed April Fool's joke:
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/supplydepot/
Oh man, check out this excerpt from Blizzard's StarCraft-themed April Fool's joke:
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/supplydepot/
Oh no they didn't! LOL @ the whole RGB joke.
I guess BW doesn't do April fools jokes.
I guess BW doesn't do April fools jokes.
I guess BW doesn't do April fools jokes.
"buncha real stuff"
He accidentally the tweet.
ME3 is the gift that keeps on giving. Also: best night ever.Lol, Toonami's trolling ME3 hardcore right now.
Talks about the face import bug, journal problems, ME2 squadmates being reduced to cameos, and ending "choices". 8.5 overall.
It was posted in the non-spoiler thread.Anyone have a link to the Toonami thing?
I'm surprised they were allowed to use the footage. Maybe they do have a sense of humour at BioWare after all?
I'm surprised they were allowed to use the footage. Maybe they do have a sense of humour at BioWare after all?
inc lawsuit by EAware
Well, when other developers are making fun of the ending, you kind of expect them to be butthurt
What would you have done?The thing with the cupcakes was annoying.
What's next in line for BioWare?
Enrage Dragon Age fansDepress Mass Effect fans- Torture SW cont. (???)
What's next in line for BioWare?
Enrage Dragon Age fansDepress Mass Effect fans- Torture SW cont. (???)
What would you have done?
But how do you really feel?Just finished the game, felt like I was stuck in a bad Shymalan movie for 2 hours. Jesus can't believe I trusted Bioware not to fuck this up.
I know, that's why it's a continuation of the SW process. What other kinds of fans does BW have?
Just finished the game, felt like I was stuck in a bad Shymalan movie for 2 hours. Jesus can't believe I trusted Bioware not to fuck this up.
I don't understand this. What? NVM. I don't want to understand it. Also, Fenris is such a throw-away character. I guess BW must be happy with their five fans.They have the exact opposite of enraged fans. They have the scary ones that live in the game worlds, dismissing reality for FenrisWhoCannotPossiblyBeGayInOtherPeople'sPlaythroughs.
I actually thought that Tom's critique was quite high level. It was brief and only explained the things we needed to know, not the things we didn't need to know.
Just finished the game, felt like I was stuck in a bad Shymalan movie for 2 hours. Jesus can't believe I trusted Bioware not to fuck this up.
Was the canon ending the same one that was in that leaked script?
This doesn't make me feel better, however I feel your pain.If it makes you feel better, some of us have been stuck in this shamaladingdong nightmare for weeks/months.
I thought people were just exaggerating, sadly I've been proven wrong.The leaked script only had the Control ending. Part of the reason why people were losing their shit so early about how stupid the spoilers were. If only we knew how far the rabbit hole of stupidity went.
You're allowed to enjoy the ending; just not allowed to assert it is as "good."So I just finished it and loved the ending (Legend) why am I a moron?
So I just finished it and loved the ending (Legend) why am I a moron?
Okay, I have many, many, MANY (+100) problems with the ending(s) of Mass Effect.
But one that particularly bothers me is, having seen and experienced them all, I don't feel like a hero... or that I made a good choice...
Actually, I feel the total opposite. I feel like the greatest war criminal that has ever lived that just did more damage and destruction by my own hands than the entire Reaper fleet combined.
Every single choice makes me feel sick, because every single choice seems morally and ethically wrong.
In CONTROL, Shepard is arrogant enough to believe that (S)he can control the god-like Reapers, while others with far more knowledge, skill, power, and understanding have failed to do so. Beyond the fact you're trusting the stupid kid, who tells you you'll DIE (meaning you don't even know if it'll work; you just die and hope for the best), it felt to me like that only delays the cycle for another 50,000 years or so until Reaper Shepard comes back and slaughters everyone.
In SYNTHESIS, I just feel sick about it all. It reeks of genetic homogeny, like some terrible ethnic clensing that relies on the horrid logic that it is our GENETICS that cause war, not our character or beliefs, and if we all were the same, we'd have peace. That's some World War 2 putrid maxims right there. Beyond the fact that you then forcefully violate everyone on a genetic level against their wishes and alter their very core all on your own, I wager so many of those out there dying for their cultural freedom against the Reapers would have rather died in the war instead of being mutated into some new lifeform. Even then, do you REALLY think that just because everyone's eyes glow green that they'll put aside old grudges and war will never happen again, or that this brand of synthetics won't build new synthetics that'll rebel? It's such a twisted belief, I can't actually believe it's implied to be the "BEST" ending of the three.
In DESTROY, which does what we set out to do, I'd thought this as the best ending... if we didn't go with overkill and slaughter an entire race of sentient creatures, along with a personal close friend like EDI. That's like firebombing a house because of a few termites. It's given as a "all I know is how to kill" option, the "evil" option with the renegade color scheme, and I felt awful at the notion that I'd commit mass genocide against a benevolent species without even giving their fate more than a single protest.
Regardless, even after these three choices are so ethically morose and disgusting, we then blow up the Mass Relays. You all know the score by now. You've heard the arguments.
Either 1) we just reduced everything to cosmic dust (because Arrival SAYS that's what happens) and exterminated everything we know and love, or 2) we assume it's a "different" explosion (somehow, someway) that just destroys the relays (though Joker wasn't fleeing a "benevolent" energy beam), yet we still strand billions of races far from their homeworlds over a desolate and destroyed hunk of burning earth that can in no way support it's own population, let alone billions of others alien species that can't even EAT our food.
Either way, we've firebombed the whole universe into a dark age of pain, death, and despair. There is no victory to be had, really. We stripped the victory from them. At this point, I would even take a "victory through death" approach, where all these species could've lived and died on the worlds they cared about, with the people they knew and loved, rather than being stuck on the ass-end of the galaxy, doomed to a slow, painful fate of starvation, disease, and in-fighting.
And all of this is because Shepard made that choice to do so. It wasn't the Starkid or the Reapers that made the choice; it was Shepard. It wasn't what any of these cultures, species, and races wanted, fought for, and died for, but it's what Shepard forced upon them. The Krogan never can return to Tuchanka to see their race have a future. The Quarians can never reclaim Rannoch or make true peace with the geth. The Asari lose their homeworld, never to return to its beauty and prestige. The Turians will die from lack of dextro-based meals. The Volus can't even breathe our air. And earth is a scorched pile of rubble that even Wrex thinks is beyond saving, so all of humanity is pretty much screwed. We can't go colonize new planets or find a new home; we're stuck on a hunk of burning, dead rock like the rest of the entire armada.
Again, all because of Shepard.
I did not feel like a hero... because I wasn't one. I was a villain. A twisted, misguided, psychotic villain that assumed that blowing up civilization would be okay in the name of the greater good. I didn't feel like my Shepard saved anyone; I felt unworthy of the Stargazer refering to me in such a reverent manner. I'm not a hero.
I'm the guy who nuked the galaxy into ignorance, death, and dissolution.
All because Shepard couldn't be bothered to question a shady, illogical AI brat who didn't even give us a single, solitary reason to believe any of the vile crap he spat out of his glowing mouth.