You shouldn't talk about piracy here.

How is that piracy if ME3 DLC is free?

Saw someone talk before....I'm sorry.
Tako sto ostatak igre nije xD

Pirated DLC can be applied only to the pirated game? Also, he just literally said that "if you have torrented copy of the game" ?

Piracy is not welcome here, sorry. But no hard feelings guys, just please don't encourage people to pirate games ;)

He was talking about the torrent copy of the game. Pirated copies don't get the DLC unless they pirate it as well.

No problem. A while back some people decided it was their holy duty to enlighten us on how everybody should pirate this game for any silly reason. The community downrepped them to oblivion.

Never seen that & I disagree with that anyway.
Once again, I'm sorry.

Yeah, yeah, ME is on Origin. DLC is probably installed directly via Origin. I assumed that it was just some .exe file that should be downloaded from Bioware's website for free. Never mind.

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Just watched the new endings in youtube. I still don't think they made earlier choices really significant, and some things are still lacking - in the Destroy ending, the destruction of the Geth (or EDI, for that matter) receives no special mention (maybe the Geth were already destroyed in that specific game, though?), and it still doesn't make any sense that Shephard dies in the Synthesis ending (perhaps he may survive with a high enough galactic readiness?).

Still, these new endings are WAY better than the first ones. And while they said they wouldn't make any changes, they actually did - you don't see the relays getting destroyed in Synthesis, for example, and Citadel just closes in Control. My conclusion is, Bioware has done what they could without making significant changes (to address all complaints, they would just have to remake the whole game). They're by no means perfect, but I just feel much better now.

Almost contaminated!
Thanks for adding extra line breaks.

Also, once again http://www.gog.com/en/wishlist/site/spoiler_tags_at_the_forum

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It is explained by the Catalyst. Shepard dies, because his organic DNA is used to combine it with synthetic parts of the Crucible, something like that. He is annihilated.

I like how they added some parts, small choices, like you can convience Illusive Man that he is indoctrinated, they added some "explaining" dialogues for the Catalyst etc etc.

And the new rejection ending is good for people who didn't like old endings at all.

I don't understand how Shepard survives the red ending, though. After Cerberus made him from scratch, he's in many ways synthetic. He should die.

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By the way, is there a new "earth destroyed" ending? Haven't seen one on yt yet.

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Good, I went straight for the ending animations. What really bothered me in the original endings was that, IIRC, Shepard was only supposed to die in the Control ending, and the relays were only supposed to be destroyed in the Destroy ending, at least according to the original dialogue with the Catalyst. It's good to know they've actually made it explain the consequences a little better.

About the new ending, though, it would be better if it was possible to actually win the war. It could be said that no other group of civilizations in the galaxy had ever been as united as the current generation, thanks to Shepard. Plus the Reaper's initial surprise attack through the citadel had been denied, the alliance had copied their Thanix cannons, etc. Costs would be heavy, but there could still be a chance.

Finally, I can say I'm satisfied.

Without taking another look at this thread, I will now again go in absolute ignorance of ME 3 and that it even exists.

Until I finished that other playthrough.

Good bye and I hope to see you in those other threads.

I've seen the new refusal, destroy and synthesis endings. Waaaaay better. I'd go so far and consider them "good" now.
Still, it won't make me pick up the game and play through again.

It still is and will always be, a gigantic missed opportunity for me. They could have put together an ending with different outcomes based on so many points. Just small details like Joker exiting the downed Normandy with EDI in synthesis (as was and is now), lucky to have survived but mourning at the same time in destroy - currently he behaves still the same: he just lost the love of his life and walks out as if it didn't happened or it doesn't affect him at all..... but I'll leave it to others with more knowledge to pick everything apart.

Different postcard endings / outcomes for the Geth / Quarians, what happened with your crewmembers and how their life continued. In general what your actions from ME1-3 effectuated, be it in a good or bad way, making you go either "YES" or "nonono, that's not what I wanted! I have to change that."
In short: giving you a reason to play through the whole series again and again, going completely different ways to get other outcomes in the end.

I believe they could have made a lasting impression like only a few games did. They could have achieved to create something you could put in line with Planescape Torment, Vampire the masquerade, SS2 and the likes - something where you look back in 10 years and say: "ah.... you remember this one? What did you get with char x or the y situation?"

55kb/s download speed, still 5:45 hours left. -_-

A couple of questions, please answer without spoilers:

-Is there any relevant content added to the last two missions?
-Does the last conversation make more sense now?

The last two missions felt identical(I'll admit I haven't played the last two missions since my first play trough back in march), the changes seem to really become noticeable when you get to the end run.

The last conversation has been changed a little bit but it seems to be more open to interpretation. There is a few more options but...... well you will see.