EA, let me help you, here is how you save the Mass Effect franchise.

I don't know, it just doesn't feel rewarding. I wanted more, I wanted to see our hero happy. This breath in the last second is not enough.

You really think those statues wouldn't happen?

(Yeah, I get that this is not an intellectual reaction.)

Holy saint fuck, here we are with the endings again and even Iakus (atm) isn't part of it. This fanbase is really now dying quicker than EA's Battlefront 2, the fuck.

Once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny.

^I absolutely hate PC performance on a controller, it's not the same as it is on the console so even though I own MET on PC, I play it on Xbox and wish to have it on Switch (so I could play it at work during 12h long night shifts ). Bring it, EA, bring it to Switch! The entire thing, with all DLCs included don't make the Wii U mistake again!

I tried many times and it always looked like it lacked some of the console support like helping with aim for example and if I'm not mistaken, there were no mods for ME1 at all for quite some time. It's just not the same. So I turned out to play the whole MET on PC with a keyboard and oh my poor fingers (I've injured my left wrist pretty badly a few years ago and using all those keys for so long is like asking for pain)... although it wasn't nearly as bad as trying and failing to play The Witcher 1 (one of two games I've never end).

It's easier to hold the controller and use a few keys with an easy reach insted of multiple keys on a keyboard and a mouse Especially with games that use 1-9 + wsad + reqz + ctrl + alt + shift or anything similar to that I remember games that needed only a few keys and no mouse, what an easy days those were...

I have a gaming mouse (Natec Genesis GX88) and it's not my cuppa tea either. Maybe I'm just too old for it? I've been playing on PC for 20 years (heck, I even had a ZX Spectrum and Commodore C64) and switched to consoles ~3 years ago and... Well, it's so much easier for me on so many levels. If you'd ask me 5 years ago if I'd ever buy a console I'd say no. But almost 3 years ago I did, out of frustration with The Witcher 3 which my PC can't run good enough, and I don't regret it. Controller is not the only thing that is more comfortable for me. I simply don't have to ask myself if the game I want will work on my PC anymore. I don't need to upgrade PC's components anymore either. I just buy the game and play it. And if I'll need an upgrade, I'll buy a new console for at least 3x less than a new gaming PC/~2x less than a few new components. I'm not crazy about graphics, I only want to enjoy the game.

Haha...i agree....even tho i respect Bioware for going with a non-traditional ending, (because i think everybody was expecting the ending you just described) i too would have wanted the more traditional ending since it would have felt more organic than the endings we received, which really wasn't bad...they tried to put a different spin on the entire scenario.....because in all honestly with all of the moving parts with Leviathan and the Citadel, the Protheans, indoctrination and with how powerful the Reapers was themselves (nearly god status).....a simple solution of defeating them wasn't going to really cut it.


I think Bioware was on the right track with their obscure endings, but they probably needed more time to fine tune and polish it some more for it to be more refined, compelling and satisfying.

Some of you need to watch GoT to get past the idea of needing a cheesy and colorful ending in order for a conclusion to be good at all lmao.

MAN!!! That is BAD!   Anything EA touches goes to shit!

At least the campaign wasn't half bad, but online  !!!!   !@#$ cards!

If you were spending that much then you were doing it wrong.

The only way to spend a ton of money on PC upgrades is to keep yourself at the bleeding edge or constantly throw money into small improvements in the midrange. But if small increments in performance are that important to someone, he wouldn't be happy with consoles anyway.