And Warden.I want dgaider to return to teh codex.
HiddenHand we get it, you're disappointed with Mass Effect 3.
But if you're just annoyed with ME3's ending then the Codex isn't the place to bitch about it. Barely anyone here gives a fuck about Mass Effect and the only thing most of us know about the ending is that it's so glorious in the butthurt it has generated. If you want a place to actually vent about ME3's ending BSN would be a better fit.
On the other hand if you're keen to play some actually good crpgs go check out the holy trinity i.e. Fallout, PST, Arcanum and other games recommended in the RPG codex top RPGs list- you don't need Bioware and you'll realise that Mass Effect and Dragon Age are just cheap imitations compared to the truly great RPGs.
Try that and you'll be banned for insulting the Bioware executives quicker than you can say "END OF RINE"If you want a place to actually vent about ME3's ending BSN would be a better fit.
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Welcome to the Dex! Are you staying here? If so, what's your posting schtick?I swear I get more traffic from here than anywhere else on the web.
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Coming soon: Dragon Age: Asunder
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Holy shit! I'm one of your biggest fans. Actually, I think it was me who introduced the Codex to your blog. I also remember posting the link to your Stolen Throne review on the BSN - in a thread celebrating the release of one of Gaider's novels, no less. He even replied to that post, something to the effect of "who cares what that guy thinks". Keep fighting the good fight, sir.
Edit: Haha, there we go: http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/260/index/7637176/9
I'd like to think he either didn't read it or was cut pretty deep by what he had read. But, we both know Gaider simply belongs to a caste of creative minds who are convinced great art is made in spite of criticism. Which may be true when we're talking about original ideas and concepts, not the kind of uninspired - or should I say, heavily inspired - fantasy Gaider is known for.
Coming soon: Dragon Age: Asunder
Can't wait.
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