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Originally Posted by Mike F
Yes, the original ending did not meet the expectations they generated. Now they're addressing that, or at least appear to be.
If the extended endings don't significantly improve things, then make a fuss, but why do it before you see if their response to the outcry really does make amends?
And even if it doesn't, nothing a video game company does should generate a full on fit. Disappointment, sure, but not on your back drumming the ground with your fists and heels.
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Do you have cameras in my house? When did I ever create a fit? I made a post on a message board on the internet about how big a liar Casey Hudson is, not sure how that translates into me getting on my back and throwing a hissy fit like a child.
I merely pointed out that Casey Hudson who has said from day 1 of the ME trilogy, all your actions will influence the other games. When I played ME2 there was little that changed the game (from what I did in ME1). Then getting to ME3, almost none of my ME1 decisions mattered at all (the Rachni part was a complete joke), and maybe 2 or 3 of my ME2 decisions mattered. In the end, none of your decisions matter because the ending is the same cookie cutter BS for everyone, albeit with a 3 colour palette.
True I should wait until the extended cut comes out to judge them; I can infer that with years and years of evidence at my disposal (listening to hours of interviews of the years for the three games), that this will just be more BS.