@twztid13 I'm trying to find where it is I said I want to take away their comments and leave mine. Would you kindly point that out to me? Hm. You must be delusional. It must be commonplace for you to put words in people's mouths, as it seems to be the only way you can provide for anything remotely coherent.
This has nothing to do with taking comments away. This is about people thinking first and having a reasonable, legitimate discussion about the problem, rather than blurting out childish nonsense. My issue is not with opinion, it's with stupidity. Much the reason why I have an issue with you.
In terms of the context, it was never about others -- it was about you missing my context. That was the point. You missing that my problem was with idiots who can't form a thought and instead spout all over their keyboard like an animal. If my problem was with opinions, I would have said something like they should shut down the comments section, but this isn't the case. My problem, as I stated at the very beginning of all this, if you had taken the time to actually read, was people who bash with empty insults at a problem that has long since been addressed and is being attempted to solve.
Had this been right after ME3 came out, fine. However, it's been months. Dwelling on the past and holding a grudge -- again, when the issue has been addressed -- is nothing more than a sad attempt at attention and lingering insecurities. Growing a pair is acceptance and moving forward to better an issue for the future. Being a petty child about a problem and whining is cowardice. Standing up for what you believe in was fine, months ago. Now it's just crying like a baby.
This is what you seem to consistently miss. Someone says, "I didn't like the ending". Fine. Someone says, "F@$% BW THEYRE ALL $%&*# WRITERS". Then I have a problem. Someone yelling out in an idiotic reaction instead of being informed and educated on the situation is pointless. This has never been about them not having the right to say what they feel, it's been about them thinking through what they feel. I want people speaking up and having something effective to say. I don't want a bunch of rabid morons wetting their pants over their own anger and writing it on the internet. As they say, the internet is written in ink, not pencil. How does that make gamers look? How will gaming ever be taken seriously? Sure, there are always fools in every medium, but ours still has something to prove.
That is my problem. Normally, I'd say something like go learn to read and get back to me, because maybe then we can have a legitimate conversation, but seeing as how you constantly miss my point and just react (thus perfectly becoming the epitome of my argument), well, then, I just don't care what you do. Maybe still the learn to read part.
By the way, congratulations on lol'ing your own comment. You're super cool.
@F0ZZY The only thing that demolishes your integrity and reputation more than creating something mediocre is taking shots at your own work. It disrespects every last person who worked on the project, as well as the fans (as few as they are) who completely enjoyed your work with no problems. It's one thing to say they could have done better, but to say it sucked would be suicide. They still have supporters, but if they were to throw their own product under the bus, NO ONE would ever take them seriously, again.
@Choad-Warrior Much of what's come after this has been free. That is no small detail. I think that's something to remember. Also, we do know who made the call. Unfortunately, too few know the deal. BioWare, as a whole, is not to blame. Who is to blame, however, is EA and Casey Hudson - who wrote the ending with no input from the rest of BioWare.
@ronnet That's exactly the point, though. The lead developer. BioWare as a whole had no input on that ending. Just Casey Hudson. He's is directly to blame for all this mess. Frankly, I'm willing to bet that most of BioWare was secretly against this ending being finalized by EA and Casey Hudson.
@Enundr Okay, barring the controversial ending, ME3 was not a full blown waste of time. People can't seem to look past that bad aftertaste. I don't blame anyone for hating, after the last ten minutes, but be real -- the hours leading up to it were sharp and pretty damn fantastic. Overall, it was a great game.
Hey, I hated the ending to Raiders of the Lost Ark, but it didn't kill the beginning and middle of the movie for me. I can acknowledge that, generally speaking, it was a good movie.
@ecurl143 Over 600 comments and counting (and that's on one article on one site)? Thousands upon thousands still raging and talking and anticipating? Uh, yeah, I think a couple people care.
@danny-skrobut Agreed. Also, I'm much more upset with Casey Hudson than BioWare as a whole. He is much more directly to blame than the other developers.
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