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BioWare's new DLC, Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut, which is supposed to provide a slightly better conclusion to the story, evidently 'won't satisfy everyone' as the developers themselves put it. BioWare said that certain fan feedback they received on the ME conclusion simply couldn't be addressed.
"When things are really constructive like that, even when it's critical, it means a lot to us, because when you think about the artists and writers, all the people here - they work because they're passionate about games," said game producer Casey Hudson. "They're passionate about making a really great experience for players. So when they get constructive feedback, constructive criticism, they're really excited about that.
"You can never completely satisfy everyone. We've seen a whole range of feedback, ranging from people who wanted a total redo, to people who had concerns and questions about the original endings, to people who loved the original endings and have told us they don't want to change anything," he added.
ME3: Extended Cut will be available in the US tomorrow.
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Heck, the entire climax of the game is a big plot hole. It's like the forgot the ending of the first ME. The Reapers can control the entire Mass Relay network from the Citadel. They could have just shut it off to prevent the Victory Fleet from attacking. Not only that but if they can take over the Citadel that easily, why didn't they just do it as soon as they invaded so that Shepard couldn't have united the galaxy to fight them?
Reading about how a writer had said Casey Hudson wrote the ending without allowing any input/critique on it, the whole thing pisses me off.
Who were the IDIOTS that told Bioware that? What a joke!
It'll never be changed, the damage was done as soon as ME3 was released, in effect topping what was otherwise a very good series with a big, sloppy, wet turd of an ending.