I feel it's perfectly ok, even if it breaks the End user agreement. Companies have slow screwed away our rights to the content we purchased, saying we only have the right to use the software. To me this is legit since we should be able to use the software we bought the rights to use, ni matter where it came from

By not paying the 200-300 dollars for a new HDTV. There's these things called budgets, you see...

But there's no reason hardware-wise for it to be required, at least none anyone involved with the game has said.

Well, I was thinking more that a game with amazing graphics, but terrible gameplay is a terrible game. On the other hand a game with terrible graphics and amazing gameplay can still be an amazing game, hence minecraft.

Yes, because the entire point of gaming is graphics, not, you know, fun gameplay.

That's all fine and dandy, but Mass Effect never really felt like it was trying to teach me that "shit happens" it was always just the opposite.

I think the big problem with the ending is that people can interpret the ending so differently. There is barely anything we can accept as definitively true, so we can't have a constructive argument since we think every part of the end scenes can be interpreted differently.

If you're going to troll, at least make it somewhat coherent.

The thing that get's me though is there is no way to just tell starchild just that. You don't get to blaze a new trail because you proved that the differences, you had to choose one of three choices, each of which has weird/dire consequences. I wouldn't mind the ending if there was an interrupt that let you tell…

You've been looking at that picture of Bob to much haven't ya?

go back to the Shadow broker ship and talk to liara. she comes up to your cabin and talks to you.

Good for you.

Holy....

I signed up for kotaku, steam and a couple other things around the same time and I was basically going on a Dr. Who binge so yeah...

I've heard people say that too, but I searched it and nothing comes up. :(

But to be fair that's what all bioware romances are

Why!!! I came here to get away from that thing...

Well... I'm sold

Good stuff, that's what it is. It's Magic the Gathering.

That's fine if you like the endings and feel its a good finish to your Shepard's journey, but Bioware always said there was no canonical story to Mass Effect. I understand, that there was no way to make an ending for everyone, but they completely eliminated ANY way for Shepard to truly change the outcome based off of…