That and the Normandy crash. I still will hate the Starchild AI thing and the way the crucibal was portrayed, but clearing those issues up will make things easier to deal with.
It's weird. I don't see how they're going to be able to fix these things if this DLC is just going to be "additional cinematic sequences and epilogue scenes." Unless a little text box pops up as the Relays are blowing that says, "Nah, this isn't actually happening."
press release said:Casey Hudson, Executive Producer of the Mass Effect series added, “We have reprioritized our post-launch development efforts to provide the fans who want more closure with even more context and clarity to the ending of the game, in a way that will feel more personalized for each player.”
This could mean something very interesting if this guy had any credibility.
I despise this man. The full BioWare press release gives me a bit of hope. However, Casey Hudson's comments make me feel like I did when I originally saw the endings: empty. I have no faith in BioWare because of that man. I don't believe that next Thursday will present anything satisfying; Only more frustration. Though, I suppose time will tell.
I started Mass Effect 1 again earlier this week, excited to try to get more details out of the series. I was finding it tough though, as I really don't like how Mass Effect 1 plays (after having played Mass Effect 3). However, I was willing to plow through to get to the story points. Now though, I am giving up playing. If something is released for Mass Effect 3 that provides tantalizing enough content, I may pick the series back up. For now though, I'm done.
Heh, I was actually having fun with all the speculation. BioWare and EA bought themselves some time, I guess. Though I wish BioWare would have played along a little more with the fans.
I guess rapidly declining ME3 sales has mad this serious business.
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