Ok now kotaku is really just milking this story for what it's worth.

"Deus ex machina is a plot device whereby a seemingly unsolvable problem is suddenly and abruptly solved with the contrived and unexpected intervention of some new event, character, ability, or object."

Well, feedback is important at least. I believe they should take into consideration what the fans ask for, but not every whim. I do not honestly believe they would change the ending, but considering the scale of this, them at least giving a response would be much appreciated. Too be honest this is the biggest…

Of course that's within their rights, but don't we get a saying? It's the fans who made the series a success and it's us who are going to keep it that way. It's really about player loyalty and the developers reputation , what are they without those? Bioware has been riding on a good reputation and a loyal fan base for…

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If it were any other game it would not have been a problem. But this is Mass Effect, a game series that has primarily been about player choice. Look at the ending of ME2 for example, they nailed it. In Mass Effect 2 the ending was a result of the work you put into the game, whether you gained you squad mates loyalty,…

It's more like a desperate plead than demand. I do not honestly expect them to change it, but ending is clusterfuck without equal currently. It's full plotholes (normandy suddenly at the relays for example) and inconsistencies.

But the difference is that it's the author himself who wants to change the story, not the fans.

Don't disregard 19049 votes, it's a solid number for something like this. Not every gamer who bought the game goes online to the game forum to comment. Heck only 50% of gamers finished ME 2 and likely less than 10% visits the bioware sosial network. But when those 10% who actually do care enough, almost unified scream…

It's not a bad game. It's a great game with a horrendous ending.

I really enjoyed Mass Effect 3, but the ending is a clusterfuck without equal. It soured the whole Mass effect series for me and it felt like someone else had written the last 5 minutes. It's full of plot holes and inconsistencies which is out of place with the rest of the series.

And here i thought getting a driver's license in Norway was a pain. While we pay like 6000$ normally,(I'm at 7000$ currently because my previous teacher was such a b****) the test however seems to be more forgiving.

Eternal suffering would be more fitting. Considering how the prisons are here in Norway, the mad house is alot better.

The same thing happened in Norway last week when retailers sent the copies out early. The original article, in Norwegian i might add [www.gamer.no]

Lucky you! Where i live one game costs 85$, but i will without doubt buy both of them.

You use a bigger gun.

You really need to get your eyes checked if you can compare this to MOH. BF3 is based on the new Frostbite 2.0, which may be the reason too why so many gaming sites has called it one of the best looking games-to-date.

I prefer the Crysis 2 graphics.

Why couldn't the world look as pretty as the game?

Yeah that turned me off pretty quickly. Spider-man needs a city(New york) to swing around ubn or else it ain't Spidey.