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I was about to write an impolite response. Let's just keep it at: Your thought is not that deep that it is original or something other people do not understand.
by onli 7y ago
I was about to write an impolite response. Let's just keep it at: Your thought is not that deep that it is original or something other people do not understand. You miss the point where your Existenzangst is applicable and where it is not. Jumping on meta-levels and missing that we talk about the time period where consequences matter - like for how much fun there is when you play the game during the period our universe actually exists - is not profound. Looks like a bored effort to derail the discussion to me.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agoSimple question: how much did the ending actually matter to your enjoyment of the game? Would you have ignored the game and simply watched your preferred ending on youtube? Would you have told your past self not to play the game at all given how the ending actually is? These philosophical questions are not as separate from the day to day reality as you want to believe.
- onli 7y agoIt compeletely destroyed every bit of enjoyment I took from playing and finishing the game. Yes, I would have not played the game and actually do that regularly when it comes up, to tell people to not play (and to not buy!) ME3. It was that bad.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y ago> It compeletely destroyed every bit of enjoyment I took from playing and finishing the game. So... you didn't enjoy anything at all up to that point? Really? Then why bother playing it at all? Why not let someone else play it and just watch your preferred ending cutscene on youtube? Is it really all just about the destination and the journey means nothing?