Vandal

All I want to know is why they were using music from Back to the Future. And to say stop it.

@Death_Unicorn: I don't need to exaggerate the respone in my head, the evidence is everywhere (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXaSJK2owKE&feature=player_embedded). I never said this applied to all people unhappy with the ending but still a significant number. I can't see where you thought I was defended the ending, from what I've heard it sounds bad. I was addressing the attitude that people feel entitled to demand to change the ending, doesn't matter what the ending was. You are not automatically entitled to an ending you like. Yes, complain and comment when it they produce something sub-standard but do it properly.

This isn't the secrets of the universe, it's the ending to a video game. It's not hard to comprehend that the worst possible scenario would still not cause me to act like that.

@TheHumanDove: Unless Bioware are holding back the 'true' ending for DLC (which I'm not saying is out of the question), then there is an ending. It's just an ending you don't like.

@TheHumanDove: hasn't understood post....

Welllp, your post is moot then.

@Death_Unicorn: Probably because I'm not commenting on the ending itself rather some of the reaction to it. I don't need to play the game to experience people childishly demanding a video game change it's ending. Granted most people, as seen by the other replies in this thread, seem to be reasonable and mature about it.

I agree with you, I would much rather that too. But I also know, sad and frustrating as it is, that I can only request that not demand it.

@zombie_bigdaddy: I seen people quote Bioware on fairly specific details from before ME3 was released and if those promises were not upheld then people have an argument for a refund. I guess it depends on how important those unfulfilled promises were to your enjoyment of the game.

@Vandal: Thanks for hiding the spoilers, I try to avoid most of it but some of the things I've gathered do sound bad but not game-ruining (maybe I've avoided the worst). I'm assuming the main game has a large number scenes/quests that differ greatly of based on decisions made in ME1 and ME2.

@Death_Unicorn: Because doing that will magically turn me into a someone who thinks it's my right to demand a change in the story? My point still stands, even once I buy and complete the game the most I will be entitled to it a refund.

@The_Laughing_Man: Those criticisms along with others are part of the reason I have not yet purchased the game. I'm happy to wait for a while and see what DLC comes. If it's as bad as a lot of people make out though then refunds based on unfulfilled promises sound justified.