Thanks people. Now I'm going to have to buy the DLC to get the real ending. Everybody is always bitching that companies, Bioware being a big target for this, are leaving too much of the game out for DLC. And then you practically go and beg them to make the entire ending nothing but DLC.

That is....awesome!

I'll meet you halfway here, congressman. You can put these warnings on games, if I get to have "WARNING: politicians have been linked to adultery, drug use, and varying types of theft and bribery" stamped on the head of every congressman.

Hello fellow kotakuites. So what is the next game on everybody's radar?

Poison has been broken since brotherhood. Worth way too many points for the little effort it takes to use. And now you can't even stun them afterwards? What a bunch of BS.

Honestly, my only request is that they give us more areas to go to. The overuse of recycled areas was my lone gripe about that game.

This is a complaint I can get behind. It's fine by me if EA wants to close official servers, but the games should then immediately be patched so those who still want to play can run their own servers. Especially if they were charged for an online pass.

As stated by many others, including the OP, it's not a horrible unwanted mechanic if done right. Weapon degradation never bothered me in Fallout 3 or New Vegas, simply because the materials were usually pretty close at hand to repair it yourself. But it was horrible in Oblivion, where you couldn't repair your own…

I'd rather Bioware had stood their ground, but whatever. Hopefully now we'll just get an ending where they say "Everybody died. Absolutely everybody. Happy now?"

Engineers can't get love anywhere can they? C'mon people! It's an extremely handy class to have in both single player and multiplayer!

I love the series as a whole, but damn would this make much more sense to be going to the FTC about.

So your argument is " I didn't like it, therefore it's false?"

Yet none of that applies to ME3 whatsoever. The game functions perfectly fine. The ending , while apparently not serving a portion of the community very well, lives up to it'smarketing promises.

Spoilers below people!!

Not at all. My choices did reflect on personal relationships, and even the fate of the entire galaxy. Again, just because you didn't like the choices given does not make it a defective product. And where and when did I ever once mention the word "sue"?

Again, "I didn't like the ending" is not a legitimate product defect. This is a complete waste of both government time and money.

Exactly where did I express any ignorance of either the FTC or the BBB do? They review claims of false advertising and other horrible business practices.

Really? You went to the fucking government? Over the ending to a fucking game?

Yes, I've been a fan since 1. And yes, I guess I was still playing god a bit, but for my Shepard, it was still the lesser of two evils.

Yes, you are being completely entitled demanding a new ending. It is Biowares story. They get to say "this is how it ends". Not you. Even if you think it's the worst ending in the history of endings, you don't get to tell somebody else how their game ends.