oh please no

[quote=Xeronn]Don't mind me OTG, I'm just being Captain Obvious.[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Xeronn] WE ALL REMEMBER HOW ME3 ENDS. IT'S ALL THE SAME.[/quote] There's basically 2 endings. And I like them. *believer of the indoctrination theory*[/quote]

[quote=Xiron][quote=Searz] [quote=Xeronn] WE ALL REMEMBER HOW ME3 ENDS. IT'S ALL THE SAME.[/quote] There's basically 2 endings. And I like them. *believer of the indoctrination theory* [/quote] Same here :)[/quote]

[quote=caucheka][quote=Xiron] you obv didnt understand the ending. [/quote] oh boy here we go. what is there to not understand? the indoctrination 'theory' is just a bunch of fans grasping at straws to find some '2deep4u' ending that is never really there. in fact, the whole reason the indoctrination theory exists can explain the entirety mass effect 3, that the story was laughably bad that the fans are rejecting the story in favor of their own. same with everyone defending uncharted 3 by saying talbot was a djinni all along.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]With the amount of things that indicate the indoctrination I kinda doubt it's not there. I mean; most of that shiz would make no sense if it wasn't intended from the start. Are you saying they failed so incredibly hard with the last 15m of the game that it doesn't even make any sense? I'm certainly not denying that it's possible, I just find it more probable that there was actually a purpose with it. That said, I'm not saying the game is great. It's pretty decent and overall fairly enjoyable, but a somewhat generic experience outside of the ending and a few other things. I've simply seen this thing done so many times now that I'm just bored.. Bioware should look into changing their formula around, because it's pretty stagnant atm..[/quote]

[quote=Xeronn]Yay arguments :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D[/quote]

[quote=caucheka][quote=Searz] I mean; most of that shiz would make no sense if it wasn't intended from the start. Are you saying they failed so incredibly hard with the last 15m of the game that it doesn't even make any sense? [/quote] not exactly, i'm saying they failed incredibly hard everywhere. with the story. again, lets go back and mention casey hudson. casey hudson came in during mass effect 2s development and took over, idr his name but the guy left to work on tor. mass effect was never written to be about organics vs synthetics, it was about the dark energy thing that was in the first and second mass effect. it seemed to be a pretty major plot point, but its never mentioned in mass effect 3. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16AHDT4POZc][/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=caucheka] not exactly, i'm saying they failed incredibly hard everywhere. with the story. again, lets go back and mention casey hudson. casey hudson came in during mass effect 2s development and took over, idr his name but the guy left to work on tor. mass effect was never written to be about organics vs synthetics, it was about the dark energy thing that was in the first and second mass effect. it seemed to be a pretty major plot point, but its never mentioned in mass effect 3.[/quote] OhIc. Not gonna argue against that :S I'm really sad they didn't go anywhere with the Dark Energy..[/quote]

[quote=Yukimaru]Another Mass Effect <3? Oh well still need to play the first 3[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Yukimaru] Another Mass Effect <3? Oh well still need to play the first 3[/quote] Don't. It's pretty bad. Just read a summary of the story online or watch a video about it. The second game is much better.[/quote]