Does BioWare hate their fans who play on PC?

Gimme some of those drugs man! I am truly jealous if you think ME3's ending was good (I hated it and I still do, extended cut DLC does nothing for me but prolong the agony! I have played ME1 and 2 at least 10 times from start to finish (of not double that), but I've only done 3 runs of ME3 (and the last one I only did because I finally caved - couldn't wait for Andromeda and needed to play something (and I can recite a lot of stuff from ME1 and 2 from memory...at least when playing) - and got me the ME3 DLC...and I still dread the ending (I stopped after the mission to the Cerberus Base for the Prothean VI)...I doubt I will finish this run!)

So yeah, I am jealous if you truly liked that ending (for me it ruined the experience and IMHO they should have gone with either: The Indoctrination Theory or they should have re-done ME3 (with a price drop for every player who already owns the crappy ME3 they released!) with the old writers and the dark energy plotline!)

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Going with either of those type of endings would have divided the playerbase just like Mass Effect 3, if not more.  I really don't understand how people can't just let go of the endings of Mass Effect 3.  There have been plenty of bad endings over the years including Assassin's Creed 3 and BioShock: Infinite.

Depends on wheither he refers to the game including the DLC or on its own.

I know I played the DLC, but I can't really remember much outside the premise of it.  I rushed through it since it was part of my Steam pre-order since there were enough pre-orders to reach tier three of the bonuses, but really by the time they finally released it I was done with the game.

HERESY!

You could be right, unfortunately I did not play it when it first came out. Not to drift off topic too much but I did enjoy the ending and thought the game overall was excellent. For some reason or another I never touched it on release because all the hype during 2013 was about The Last of Us and GTA V. 

Because playing the Mass Effect trilogy was the video game equivalent of eating a full course dinner at a Michelin 3-star restaurant and then having a moldy slice of bread for dessert.

A superbly well-done series which had a terrible ending. If the games were no good, no one would've cared. But the games were fantastic and ended in such a terrible fashion, to the point where it's become the poster child for what not to do if you're a dev team. People love Mass Effect, which is why its grease stain of an ending will never be forgotten.

Imagining you are eating at a three star restaurant and then coming down to reality for the desert doesn't mean it is the fault of the meal.  All three games had issues so I won't consider them to be at the level of a "three star restaurant".  I hated the combat and exploration in the first game, the second game had no major development of the plot and removed almost any RPG aspects of the first, and the third catered too much fan service combined with at best a mediocre ending.

If I email you will you send me a pizza roll in the mail?

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