The Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut

It is official:

What can fans expect from the Extended Cut DLC?









Some general endgame details.


Regarding the latter, it was Liveblogged that they said:



This exchange was also interesting, for different reasons:





Posted on April 9, 2012, in Commentary and tagged , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

  1. I always said that Bioware would not add endings or change them significantly. Early on in this whole uproar people were saying that they didn’t want happy ever after endings but that the game sucked because they were unclear and not explained. Also there was not enough closure about what happens to your crew and other species.

    So I think Bioware called their bluff. They will now explain most if not all of these things. But Shepard is dead, dead and dead (after taking one more breath which could have been his last for all we know). There are no drinks on the beach or blue babies. Bioware gave so many clues to that a year before the game was even released by saying Shepard’s story was over and he/she would never come back.

    Having said all this I’ll explain why I was disappointed. In ME1 I remeber almsot tearing up seeing my Shepard crawl out of the rubble. In ME2 the suicide run then combined with Shepard walking around and his crew giving nods to him made me feel like I accomplished something really important and beat the odds.

    In ME3 I was emotional about Mordin, Thane, Legion and had smiles galore. Shooting with Garrus and other scenes were all heartfelt. Then the ending came and I felt almost nothing. I don’t care what the endings are I wanted to feel something for Shepard and his crew. They missed the mark by not having emotion in the ending.

    To me it was like seeing a firworks show only to have the ending a couple of firecrackers instead of a few hundred booms to the 1812 ovature. So I hope and pray that they bring in emotion. They can keep the three endings, keep the kid and do what they want with the galaxy. But do it with emotion.


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